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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

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Ing hankcd by flags of Texas anu Ine
On biocE and white The hop IS tn be given
iu "Nlcss Hall" aud VIII be Wen Wo.n
going TO- II for nothing else lust 70 see me
vonnr Texans IN their handsome unliWns
ind To meet the charming people VINO i've
WITHIN the college grounds luc toll"N
ing committees have the hop IN mana Io.or,o
Harrison. oharmau y. \. MARKHAM, u NJ
Gmncti. Lamar Acker and Bob liolcomoi
COMMITTEE en luyitation,,,--lra Herr' Sn'1 "
'V endu1nn,t, f on Reception M. NJ Wren,
chairmnn e. r. BGeman. o j. Mcknight
'c,,.nmlttee on Floor Henry Meyer. chair
man. n l.. Blanchettr, j. NJ. Davis d. "
Edison and L. g. smith, CO.. not.
man: II VI Briggs. g. G. Langlots, +. H.
Erhard and Robert beware
~
The executive board Of the city Fedora !
uou Of Womcn's clubs met last week al !
thc Lyceum and accepted the program that |
! MIR s. n Ciark has sem them. The dates |
| tho nm iSrb and 10Th Of March. lie WI |
/ give siv interpre alton recltais. For the !
/ i'm hs Viii give "Othello' Ia The after
aG2p 2qa Fag st aficr 4Sa , SG 2f cp6ca a
/ Phillip, "Paoia and Francesca. 9t mgnl
/ aud for the ION tine ho"s or goH aug
i j IL
nrrr n toapt the most fastidiouS. The
/ fc1rd iudorsed tho idea of tho civic club
/ yrTy hrgrtilv and recommended vigor-
I o,,s ei,unllg OF thr movement. a commit
,r. anon n,nA ~ roreire aud arrange
/ Tho iark numbers Of magazines thar viii
fc seut to tte Irocum aud which will be
s1rt oui to thc county schools by the board.
Aft.r a vclw interesting session the houd
| adjourned subject TO the call OF the pIesi-
don't llrs IT, f. Ring
., c.,u..,
me Wedding ol Ni,' ne' I,, $3.50 800
ana W.T. A' una N'u'oe'' 'o0A 20 49,,
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standing in tho midst Of flowers and palms
taking upon themselves the solemn duties
of marriage So earnestly set forth by the
ROY Aif Hriahert Of The Christian church.
The rooms were beautiful with a tores5
OF palms and heaps Of roses and the bride
looNed very handsome in a gown of stone
coiorel cloth trimmed with whiie passe'
lNou. '.'' w d'Sl was "t''W W. IN q .,
black velvet ribbon Was crossbarred and
the skirt finished with a graded tounce;
/ iUhL WAS StllCueu WIN SIN duu ut"utl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

Miss Lucy Brady had the Hard Tim
club with her last week, and they win mA
with Miss Edythc.-siraud this.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

Mrs. Willie uutchesou invited few
friends to meet Miss Halle Johnston and
Miss Resale Dumbe Saturday night at
1.-The Hotel Burnett. Slx-handed euchre be.
gan and music ended q very delightful even.
ing Mrs. lMtcheson's guests were NIr. ami
Ars. Ben Bailey, Miss Johnston, Miss Dunn
BILE. Mr.. j. G. Hutcheson. Jr. Mr.. Carl
Johnson, Mr. Ed Neville and d. Bruhl.
Several other gentlemen dropped In later
during the evening.
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Mrs. b, A. Eyerts was the hostess Of tn
Good Times" club last Wednesday, al
they found their name TO be one chat K,
ted the day admirably. Mrs. Everts T.
treshed her guests In n most ag,ee,j
way with salad and chicken patties ~
chocolate, and In every way showed ~,
self equal to the pleasing emergency3 H0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

Invitations have been received here to
the annual "ThanksgiylBg Hop OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical college cadets.
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Mrs. W, V. X. Watson's reception TO her
niece, Miss Emily Scott, was another beau
tiful episode in this seasons history. The
house was as dainty aud sweet as the line
Of young glrls who received with Miss
Scott In the parlor. ana that is saying all
that can be said. They were part OF tho
decoration Of the room. the beautiful whltc
chrysanthemums and rose colored carna.
lions being only second TO them In beauty.
Miss Scott stood beneath the portrait OF
her great grandmother, wearing the same
necklace Of turquolses that her ancestress
had worn when the portrait was painted
end with her we've Miss EVy Waters al
Galveston, Miss Anne Bolts Miss Jean
Cannon. Miss Resale Dumhle and Misses
Blake and Dell Hartwell. In the dining
toom the flowers used were yellow chry
san,hemuns aud white roses, In the cen
ter Of the table Was handsome vase Of
beaten silver. ilied with beautiful chry
santhemums and standing on round mir
ror wreathed about with Northern smilax
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24

Mr.. ana Mrs. George kaufman, corner
Of Crawford street sud McGowen avenue,
celebrated the tenth anniversary Of their
marriage by inviting their friends to
tin wedding on the night Of Monday, the
18th Carpets had heen removed to per.
Lpeu done TO Insure the guests a royal
good time Creature comforts were not
forgotten and Mr.. kaufman and his charm
host and hostess land all Went merry as
marriage hell The presents were nu.
merous and included everything imaginable
In tin
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The Young woman's guild OF Christ
church viii give their Arst entertainment
on the 9th aud 7th Of December rnis
win be in the nature OF bazaar. enlivened
10y the committee on entertainment of
which Miss Mary Waldo is the chairman,
her name alone being a guarantee of sue
cess These young women have in view
the building Of new rectery for Christ
church. and ln this first EFFORT they ask
tho sympathy and assistance OF their
friends. They intead that eyerythlng IN
connection with II shall be OF the Yery
Lest, and big crowds are expected for both
days The chairman Of commiitees IN
81 arge are Miss Julia May Morse. fancy
work; Miss Stella Root, hower booth; Miss
Minnie Porter. candy booth Miss Frapkye
Dclen. doh booth; Miss Emily Scott tenn,
opade stand Mrs. b. +. Bailey, refresh.
ments: Miss Waldo, entertainment and
the advertising committee Is composed OF
Mrs Joe II. Eagle aud Miss JEANNE Cush-
man.
~
Invitations have been received here to
the annual "ThanksgfvlIg Hop" OF the
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Howard Rockefeller. The young lady's
nrize was cut for, and Miss Elenor Hor
gan won it. 1t was a chiffon fan amounted
In ivory. During the afternoon refresh,
ments were served. In attendance were.
Mesdames John Fortyis, James Ferbis.
Thomas Lavell, Frank Boucher, Brad.
dock. p. J. Brophy. Carroll, c. K Clark.
aCharles Walker Clark, John Jotter. Mar.
xaret Cunningham. De Witt, I. Il.
rreund, Epping. Fayette Harrington. w.
: B. Hamilton, Carlton Hand, f., p. Hol.
brook. Sam M. tombstone. Kunkle, Leon
sArd. Lloyd, Lauzier. Turner. Vivian. Mel.
aon. H. !. Wilson. Silas Newberger.
Campbell. Sharp. Mediation. McCrim-
mon. T. J. Murray, Horgan. John Noyes.
..5Br., John Noyes. Jr., McC. White. Pierce.
Richards. Rockefeller, Shaw. Sisley.
Smith. Sullivan. Blackiston. Hight. Reed.
Alexander Ryan. Misses Muir.
sphy, Margaret Scallon. Helen Mckenzie.
'sRuimley. Nell Lloyd, Belle LIE Beau. Ell
enor and Viola Horgan. Mary Walker.
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substitute and the evening was a return
compliment. The home was prettily
decorated in chrysanthemums. glowing
reds and pure white. The tally cards
weere beautiful hand-painted affairs de-
picting Montana scenes. When the games
were finished dainty oyster luncheon
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Tuesday evening. whist being the feature
of the afternoon. The first prize, a half
dozen pretty bread and butter plates.
was won by Miss Grace McClennan; the
second, a spoon tray, by Mrs. Switzer.
Consolation, a mustard pot by Mrs. J..
Reynolds. The first gentlemen's prize, a
handsome cigar case, went to Mr..
Switzer; the second. bisque figure. to
]. Reynolds: the consolation, match
box, to Howard Bailey. A Dutch lunch
was served at the conclusion of the
games. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Switzer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskins, Miss McClennan, Mr.. Bal
LANCER, Miss Doull, Mr.. Doull. The club
will meet the next time with Mrs. ]. Rey-
nOlds.
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The first prize. a handsome, cut glass
fruit bowl. was won by Mrs. w. e. Cui-
len Of Spokane. The second prize. .
pretty opalescent vase decorated with
orchids. went to Mrs. l.. A. Sisley. The
lone-hand prize half dozen dainty hand
embroidered doilies. was awarded to Mrs.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-23
xARRrAoEs OF THE WEEK.

Miss Maybel Meyers Of New York wao
married to D. o. Porter last Tuesday.
The ceremony was performed by Justice
Arnold, Messrs. Chris Weidman aad
Erankel being the witnesses.
Geraldine Whiting was married to
Frank Hasting Wednesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. 1om Place in South
Washington. The marriage was entirely
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was served. The first prize was won by
Mrs. Robert Mears. 1t consisted Of a
magnificent cut glass flower bowl. Tho
second, a cut glass vase. went to Mrs.
Graham Farriss. while Mrs. Jack Ree4
was consoled with dear little chop
plate. To make up the extra table for
the hostess. Mesdames HI. S. Babcock. Ed
Jennings and Miss Courtney were guests
The regular members were in attendance
as follows: Mesdames NJ. j. Anderson.
]. X. Carter. Frances Black, Graham
Farriss. Leggat. Mcdonald. J. Sullivan,
Noyes Hilton. Jack Reed, Thomas Moore.
Robert Mears. Whtelaw Rawson,
Krowlton. Rogers. Newton Browne. NJ.
NJ. McClernan, Ulrick Nevins and Je$sie
Thomas.
A pretty luncheon was given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Edgar Crawford at
her home on the South Side. the guest Of
honor being Mrs. l.. X. Piper OF Port
land. Ore. The rooms were beautifully
decorated in yellow and white ''mums"
with charming effect. The table was
handsome with its glittering array Of
silver and cut glass. From the four corr
ners OF the room wide bands OF red silk
were drawn to the electrolier ana there
gathered in fluffy bow from which de-
pended a huge bunch of grapes. black
Hamburgs and green Malaga. The cen-
tcrpiece of the table was in grapes, the
candelabra and electric lights being
shaded with red silk. The menu was a
dainty one and the name cards were ex-
quisite. autumn leaves in water colors.
Those present were: Mrs. L. X. Piper,
Mrs. James Crawford, Mrs. Paul Daily,
Mrs. Guy Post, Mrs. Joe Cary, Mrs.
Graham Farriss, Mrs. ]. Farriss. Mrs.
j. X. Carter, Mrs. Jack Reed, Mrs. Ar
thur H. Whitcher, Mrs. Joseph Holden,
Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Mueller.
Mrs. Byron Farlow was the hostess at
a delightfully."- informal tea Wednesday,.
the guest of honor being Mrs. Charles
Post of Milwaukee. The FarlOw home in
Centervil1e was graced with prOfusiOn
of chrysa nthemums, yellow and bronze
blossoms in the front parlor, and red and
white in the library and dining-room. A
feature Of the afternoon was a guessing
contest, and Mrs. ]. E. Kerr won the
first prize. a beautiful silver box. The
second prize was won by Miss Gushing.
The guest prize was handsome pin SUM-
burst made of Montana sapphires. Tea
was served in the dining-rOom, which
was a picture Of red and white blossoms,
ribbons, rich silver and cut glass. The
red shaded lights heightened the softly
becoming effect. A wise hostess knows
that either red or pink lights are COM
plexfon beautifiers. Mrs. F'arfow was as
sisted in receiving by Miss Farlow, Miss
Sullivan and Miss Scott. The guests
were: Mrs. Charles Post. Mrs. N.
Franken, Mrs. Tom Nye, Mrs. Frank
Harris Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs. Arthur
Hamilton Whitcher. Mrs. Graham Far
riss, Mrs. ]. Farriss. Mrs. Lee Worthing-
ton, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Kent Wells, Mrs.
Crawford, Mrs. Lot Duncan, Mrs. Noyes,
Mrs Goldman Mrs. Read, Mrs. Reynolds,
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. M. Ferguson, Mrs NC
Intyre Mrs. Gerald M. Smith, Mrs. Pur-
cell, Mrs. Daem, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs
| Hardy, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Walton
Misses Gushing. Sullivan. Scott, Burton
Hilton. Prentice. Newton. Paine. Telford
| and Rice.
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all the men We're in OverallS and the
women in calico or similar gowns. Every
thing was negligee. The popping OF corn,
roasting of apples and nuts over the
great fires in the fireplaces was amusing.
The evening ended in old-fashioned
dances, the minuet, money musk,
Virginia reel.
At midnight beautiful supper was
served. apple pie, apples. apple cider
doughnuts. pumpkin pies. and old-fash-
toned goodies vieing with the up-to-date
oyster ratties. lobster salads, chicken
salad. fancy sandwiches. and fried
chicken. At this point in the evening
the guests tarried long and did rot leave
until reminded by the guest Of the flight
of time. Then they all adjourned. Then
back to town they came. happy and gay.
In the party We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee NJ. Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dolce, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Sullivan. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lavell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gabse. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Curtin,
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Thurney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Madden. Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs
P. 7. Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Blake. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. T. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Kitredge. Misses Erninie Den
nett. Dotte Smith. Katie Smith. Mae
Sullivan, Nettie Cobson. Lolita Dolce.
Jessie Frear. Babe Curtin. Mamie
! Kearny, Maggie Casey, Matte Wright;
iMessrs. Guy c. Grigg. Frank Sullivan,
Will Casey. Joe Blake, Newill Gabse,
Harry Freedman. Lance Grigg, H. Leary,
Glen Dickson. Oliver Wright.
OF the events billed for next week
none gives better promise of being a
brilliant society affair than the pro-
duction of ''Iolanthe." which is to be
given at the new Grand Tuesday evening.
Several of the boxes have been already
engaged, while a number of theater
parties have been arranged, to be fol-
lowed by suppers at the homes of the
hostesses.
Wednesday evening the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Gardner We're invited to
drop in at their South side home and en-
joy an evening eOf music and games.
Friends to the number of nearly so
came. They brought with them sew
eral handsome gifts in cut glass and
silver, it being the tenth anniversary
Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner. After an enjoyable musical even
ing. to which an orchestra added great
ly, and games We're also played. the
guests retired to the dining room where
a fine supper was served, hot and ap-
petizing, oysters being the principal
| feature.
| Dorothy Mead was 4 years old Tuesday
! afternoon, and several of her little
friends surprised her, by invitation OF
| Mrs. Mary Mead, Dorothy's mother. They
| met at the home of Isabel Ford, and they
| went to the home of Dorothy, bearing
! pretty gifts. Once there they played
games, danced and sang. Then they had
| just the "goodest" supper, each taking
home a slice of birthday cake in a pretty
| souvenir box. The wee hostess proved a
| capable entertainer. Her guests were:
Evah Franken, Maudie Peterson, Baby
| Sullivan, Tootie Warner Lolita Farriss,
Monte higgins. Jessie Haskins, Hattie
Read, We're Norton, Violet Norton, Willie
Haskins. Frank and Lyn Reed. Edgar
| and Alfred Harris.
Owing to the fact that Tuesday after
l ne <fo ~ he hi -
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Owing to the fact that Tuesday after
noon many of the members Of the Whist
Fiends' club had been invited to luncheon
they desired to attend, the meeting was
held in the evening, at the home of Miss
Katherine Joplin. a complimentary to the
club. Miss Joplin has often served as a
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Mrs. Walter Lewis gave euchre party
Thursday afternoon at her home on the
West Side. The decorations were all in
pink, the flowers used being carnations
and all the shades We're Of pink silk.
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The concert to be given a week from
next Thursday promises to be a pleas
ant affair. 1t will be given by Miss
Sicily, assisted by the best talent of
Butte. Among those who will be on the
program are: Miss Drea tombstone, Mrs.
w. B. Hamilton, Mr.. Ballard, Miss Olive
Fearing Whiting, Mrs. Fl. v. WincheH
and a number of others.
Stately danes and pretty maids in the
quaint garb Of the Colonial times, with
powder on hair and patch on chin. went
through the mazes of the dance with gal
lants in the ordinary dress suit of today,
last night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mel Lowery, the hostesses being the
Misses Allie and Annie Lowery. really
an affair of the 0. L. S. club. The club
meets twice month"; the memebrs en-
tertaining in turn, and it was the turn Of
the Lowery girls last night. Enough
gentlemen and girls not members to
make UP so were invited and delightful
evening was the result. The house was
magnificently decorated, yellow 'mums"
forming the color note. A colored quar-
tet added to the enjoyment of the guests.
A dainty pink dinner was given Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Walker Of the West Side, the guests of
honor being Mr.. and Mrs. Colin West of
Billings The decorations were eXquis=
lite, La France roses and smilax and
ferns. At each cover was a beautiful
corsage bouquet of the roses for the
ladies and boutonnaires for the gentle
men. Those at the table were: Mr.. and
Mrs Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. Colin West,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mueller, Mayor and
Mrs. Dayey, Miss Catherine Best, Miss
Elizabeth Best
A pleasant little dinner was given by
F. A. Heinze last Saturday night at his
bachelor apartments. The decorations
were all in NUNS" His guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Heslet. Miss Cullen, Miss
Hattie Young, Mrs. H. I. Wilson, Judge
Clark.
That jolly social organization, the
Nonpareil club. gave a delightful mas
ouerade dance Thursday evening. a
dance to which all invited came. There
were many handsome costumes and also
a number OF funny ones. The dance was
enjoyed until a late hour. Among those
in costume were: Messrs Rand. Rip Van
Wrinkle: tombstone. knight Of the Six
teenth Century; Span. Spanish Cavalier:
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sign, Ralph Ensingn. DR.. Piggot, 4.
Mueller, Al Rochester. Byron Cooney.
Sam Mayer. Don Davis. Laird. Gibbona.
Burns. Dervin. Bersy. Max O'Brien.
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Z. GLAZAR TORRANCE.

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street
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Mrs. r. Jameson of West Broadway
entertained the Knickerbocker club on
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Progressive euchre engrossed the ate
tention of the M M club Monday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Eva Fray.
The resignation of Mrs. Kinnison At
kins was regretfully accepted by the
club. She has gone to California for the
winter Mrs. jerry Goodall, who was
present as a substitute for Mrs. Atkins,
was electe da member in the place OF
Mrs. Atkins. The first prize, a half
dozen dainty plates. was won by Mrs.
Nina Williams; the second prize, a
china hand painted egg rack, went to
Mrs. Julia Cummings. The consolation
prize was given to the hostess after
which she served tempting refreshments.
In addition to the regular members was
the new member. those present being:
Mrs. Jerry Goodall. Mesdames p. L.
Skinner. Jack Henderson, A. H. Mitch
ell. r. ]. Chase. HI. X. Emmons. Robert
Shoupe, Harry Schultz. Jessie Lyle. Eva
Frey. Julia Cummings. L. p. Lewis. r.
v. McI.ever. Jack Sullivan, Richard Cole
vile. Eta Crimmons. Lulu Peters. Jena
ME Volmer, III. p. Owens. Nina Wilk
Jams.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dixon gave a
charming little dinner Saturday evening
at the Thornton as a compliment to Mr..
ana Mrs W. A. Clark. Jr. The decOra-
tions were gold and yellow chrysanths-
NUNS and asparagus ferns. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark. Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Godfrey Lauxier. Miss Mar
garet Scallon. Miss Hattie Young. Lee
Mantle and VIM. ScallOn.
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For a change the Stein club on Sat-
urday night went away out to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Heine, near the
city reservoir, it being sort of a house
warming. The guests took with them a
handsome gift from the Stein club, cut
glass epergne of fine design in star pat
tern. The presentation speech was made
by Max Ethel, the host responding hap
PLY. The evening was devoted first to
the either players. Then a guest, Fred
Myer, played the accordion charmingly.
Several recitations and solos added much
to the pleasure of the crowd. At mid
night the usual Stein parade. accom-
panied the substantial supper. It was
early, or late morning as the guests de-
parted. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gabse. Fred Myer. The regular
members We're present as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Webber, Miss Steinberg,
Gertrude ScGlmidt, Carl Berger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack. Karl Bergostein, MIR. and
Mrs. Jack Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Bettner, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hermann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rodenbeclk, Mr..
ana Mrs. Chris Beck, Miss Lucille Bett-
ner, Carl Beck, Max Ethel. Harry Ber-
ger, Miss Meta Schmidt and Miss Anna
Stuyen.
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This afternoon Miss Daisy Dawson Is
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Mrs. j. X. Clark Is entertaining this
evening at dinner in honor OF Mrs. M.
TNutman. The table decorations are
pink, carnations and ferns. Her guests
are Mrs. M. Troutman, Mrs. Margaret
Cunningham, Mrs. J. r. Reed. Mrs.
Sharpe.
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Murry Sailor; Martin. Professor: Fail
hard, Harlequin; Charles Trudgeon,
Clown: MiAses Dunston Nurse Girl:
Richards. Chrysanthemum Rand. Flower
Queen; Du. Jap: Maggie Willard, Jap;
Sampson. Colonial Dame: Garcia. School
Girl; Gertrude Pierce. Summer Girl.
Others present were: Misses Plat.
Johnston. Ice. Adams. Mcleod: Messrs.
hugo. Pope. DIR. Rinkle: Miss Nettie
Garcia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
Prosperous Business For Sale

Upon the death of my husb band. the
late John G. Fox, l took up the BUSH
ness which he had carried on in Car.
son since the early sixties. [ knew
nothing of business. but was forced to
DO so in order to clear the estate which
was left. [ have accom- plished the
object in short time because the BUSH
ness has paid, and it is splendid pay
ing business. | did not intend to con-
tlnue a business life longer than neces-
sary, but have always desired to spend
some time in travel.
This explanation is given as nv only
object in selling ont. | therefore offer
my entire stock of stationery. level, "
and wall paper and all the fixtures for
sale.
refer inter ding purchasers to Alfred
Chai IT, VINO acted as 1ny attorney in the
settlement of the est; t.. of nv husbo.,1
and who knows the condition of myl-.-
ness. for information.
intending purchasers will have 10 show
credentials and evidences of good fa,.h
ana upon such showing I will afford
them every opportunity for inspection Of
DOCKS and OF property and condition OF
business.
'h-'tl SARAH j. Fox.