The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

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nor of Dallas, DR.. and Mrs. w. Il. Eck-
hardt Mr.. and Mrs Charles Brown, NJ g.
Rubiedek Ramakers. Nsse6 Gns.e Die =
lrson Of Kansas City, Margaret Sealy or
Gai eston, Helen Lindsay OF Pitts0Grg,
Pa; Lillian Mcclure OF Michigan, Agnes
Macarthur OF New orleans, ia p ca bs
OF Me%.a, ID McFadden os b aum Mt.
Nora Fowler OF Paris, Corinne Ab r.
crcmble, Core Root, Julia May Mo Sc,
Lucy Brady Eric Jones, n lie / ee,
Birnie John. Hazel Cummings. G ACC AL
bright Anna Qurlsn, Alma Miller Pearl
Ross, E3ytac GrGud Lanrs Frsnkl n,
Lillian Lea, Edna Woolfoid. Ruth Fin h.,
Mugge Shearn, Mamie Thompson, Bclls
Menard, Eleanor Henke. Lula Allen,
Mary Waldo, Rose Williams, Annie Lou
Rogers, and Mcesrs. w. b. Fraser, ELL
gene Hudson, Arthur John, James and
Richard Giraud, John f. Dickson, Jr, w.
\. Wood Norman Kittrell, Jr, s. o.
Noyes, +. g. Hume. Jr, Odin Kendall
Charles II. Myers. Frank E. Smith OF San
Antonio, Alfred .Pesle, Sperry Hunt, Co.
d1n Maillot. b. +. Lewis, w. p. HOBBY,
II. X. Paine, Hdmmcnd Brown, H. d.
Lea. Joe Chew, George Gib5ons. jesse
Jones. Kenneth Womack, Frank Jones,
| frank Williams. Charles Seaman. Aus
NJ Miller Eugene Heyck Tate NJ Rob-
ertson. Bert Eyerts. John X. Foley, Dr..
Scherer aud DR.. Noteworthy.
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Mr.. Robert II. Keyworth had a birth
day last Thursday and this fact was Joy
fully celebrated by his sister, Mrs. ]. Il.
Morrow, at the home OF their mother
Mrs. Lockwood Meggett, ia the evening.
Almost up to the last moment this was
kept sercet from the guest of honor
but cutie number OF friends were told
OF 1t and were invited TO spend the even
ing with him. a game of progressive
euchre occugied the earlier hours. nd
Was played in the parlor and hal, winch
were prettly decorated with vines that
garlsnded the walls aud roses and Violets
in fragrant profuslon. The players we're
| refreshed from time to time with excel
lent punch brought to them from the
! bowl that rested in a beautiful heap of
fruits, oranges, bananas and pincapples.
giving both color and delicious odor to
their cosy corner, After the games the
guests were invited TO supper and such
good supper Mrs Meggett relgned
supreme here. and her well known ropu-
tation for not only the quality, but the
quantity or her suppers. was perfectly
Irpheld Two tables were LAID al the
head OF ono an immense turkey held th-
place OF honor, at tho other baked ham
| handsomely decorated. Then thsre were
rlftters on which stuffed eggs lookci
coyly out from crisp parsley leaves. and
small dishes at every place with nests oil
parsley, Ia which were tiny eggs o.
Neuteh tel cheese, with leaf of lettuce
hlled with mayonn1se DRESSING Devil
cakes surmounted with grotesque china
figures Of diabolic character, rlsaled the
angel food In purest white. Stuffed po-
tatoes filled long platters and bowls Of
picked peaches filled in snaces near tn +,
vases OF vlolets that were in the center
or each table, Chicken salad served in
tomatoes. was at every cover aud course
OF orange ice, followed by delicious hot
coffee, completed the feast.
One special feature OF the evening was
the cunning way in which the games were
counted. A key. about six inches long.
cut out of tin. and the handle pertorat tod
with holes was fastened on to a rlbhln
on which the word worth" was written
\ In gilt letters, thus forming the name
hof the guest of honor "Keyworth" The
games were counted by small tin keys
and the lone hands with small bells tied
on by narrow ribbons Mrs Morrow's
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Robert II
heyworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood Meg
gett Judge and Mrs. w. =. Hamblen. Mr..
aud Mrs. George Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frlnk Lewis Mr.. and Mrs.
H. n. Gentry, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ell
! lis Dr. and Mrs. d. s. Wier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd King, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Angle Mrs. W. NJ. Mitchell. Mrs. 4. L.
Cone, Mrs. Rubidieck Ramakers. Miss
Annie Mettenheimer, Miss Agnes Mac
arthur Mr., William Cameron and Mr..
Edwin Taliaferro.
Mrs. Philip Carson entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Euchre club last
week in the parlors Of the Rice hotel.
She had special plan in the arrlnge-
ments aud this was very admirably and
beautifully carried out 1t was an In
Clan party and everywhere LIT" and his
weapons, ornaments and brlcht colors
were seen. The taole markers were
clever little sketches, IN water color, of
indian heads, squaws. nspooses. etc.. With
me number Of the biz written beneath
tae picture. The tally cards we're bits of
cardboard cut in tie shape OF toma
h&"N aud ornameoted with . design tyal-
.SI ~ ne picturespuc rel gnltn also
"a NNluf cQ!orS These sfetcheb a. .yulf
IS iN0 eluo prize Won ay Mrs q makers.
IN indian he.d handsomely framed were
tES "NlA OF MS. Goolhlg o. sherman,
VINO IS present a; the Rice rhey
Ne'e eecs4e4.s clever. and Il was very
graceful ming Of tho artist TO so beau
Hhully asslst Mrs Carson Ia carrying
out her plan. THIS was further carried
oul by marking every loae hand by a
string OF beads fastened on 10 the toma-
hawk by q bright colored ribbon, and
also IN the prize for the greatest num-
eSE OF lone hands, won by Mrs, W, X.
Morrow. which was graceful bronze
ngure OF an Indian In war paint. Mrs.
carson refreshed her guests after the
semes With pressed chicken aud frozen
tomatoes, followed BY cake ana wine.
Inc enests outside OF the club. we're
Mrs. Gooibsr Mrs + Charles Hume OF
Galveston. Mrs, Fldelio Henry OF Chicago
Miss III MeFlddin Of Beaumont MISS
Magsie May Arnold OF Galveston, MIRA
Il. d. Norris, Mrs. o. c. Drew Jr., Mrs.