The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24

The most notable social event OF inc
win cor1s Roth ,bn morning with whist
80 ~ 1st,.,l,,, ,,.,,t o,,r,,ro wore rl,nrm
ana the afternoon win eueHie Mtle .N'i ~
ing evidences of what the Eehlal spHil Oh
bosnitolitv combined with picturesque
h"si'ltu'i,9 ,,,.h TTo mo
eurreuhu'iES' ga" ~, nr,.
mcnt one entered the houSe lae tutt -
Secured Itself OF NhtIoml iete auu uusH
followed lhe tuouNut ~ ~, ~ EiVtihi,t 81
yersary so near ~ h4nu, lue uiilIunS "t
WashtnEton' lhsplted hy lue hell apl,lo IT,,
OF the Ind, Mrs huston taught pdlii"',Sm
by her decorations. me N0l'ouai N"lprF
were in evidence everyWnofc' ciotuiuE VIC
pots from Wnien spsunE i'Iva 9 ih ,,1,tris
aud ferns; In the lowers ON tue lhInl'la
where white roses, req cHrnailoH1 al,n YIN
Niolets told the story in the hpnons WIN
which score rufus were llcu tfviH Wirl'lt,;
nud with them United states uaES 81 ali
dining room ana dining anu sltnhE i"ou
were drapcd with lAr@e NAiluhal HhIH' aug
nboye the doors on me slnrWqtH. 'v ,ii,,n
pictures ana on t9S la''c tuIi9lhs Hui,niyI
ones were arranged III artistic design IhuF
at AL point. the oid n9E that "eorse
Washington served 50 faithfully was hunE
Nor was bis little hatchot Forgotten, Tor
across the small stlk uags gathered UP
into an artistic Knot that were given %
lhc guests oil me m0rhlnE' Nas nmlrnt,
"ut out OF cardboard, on which was ne
number OF the tnnle ana httic JuElc
or quotation appropriate as for Instance;
who cnt my trecr tbc father cried;
Il did IT, father the son replied
the score cards for tht afternoon, VIC
cardboard hatchets tied on, with red. white
and blue ribbons, gud each lone hand was
co.. counted by tlqE 6aic9gt' taS'Gned on 10y
In fact, there were so many hatchcts t.
b. seen that our lady suggested that II
promptly suppressed. aud all rcfcrenr.s io
Mrs Nation forbidden. These were George
Nashlngton's own aud no later and loss
noted h3atchet was allowed.
Mrs j, 6. Harrison of College station.
q highly gifted and very dcllghtful woman
and Mrs, W j de Trcvllle. formerly of
Houston, now Of Austin, WHOSE. presence
was gladly welcomed by her old friends
After the whist gaines were finished re
f1rTeshments were served, ana here Mrs
Huston Was ably assisted, as she was MI
through IN" day, by three llttle maids.
Nosine Huston John lllll and Helen Fer
G U;gdrn VINO Wore tngir hair lone high oai
In keeping with tho colonial idea and
w ycrr very sweet and thonsh,fu IN Inch
she gave in rhyme. She was followed by
Mrs, Mary stone GREGORY. who told Il new
version or the cherry tree episode, much "a
of the marnirg. besides the two mentioned
were Mesdamcs w q. Morris. ] g.
l,nicheson, George Rrucr, i ! Cannon
- III in- llNfihfFi
X, rnylor Il \ Nm S' ~ = . p nFauN' ~ ~
Harry Duinhle NJ f. Robbins. Seahrnoj
Sgdnof, \; I; Dyer; u. +, Wccms, Henry
nInds Iflr,,tn,6E pNyEWT: 1r4ine5 a. NahGr
II. Waison. H. II, Foster. a n INV
ward W, r. Robertson, u. r. Dayiss
IN ~ 4 III or stUlin Mregory.
ana prizes wtrS offercd NJ, III bsr pE gum IN,
spirit of the time celebrated Tie nrst
r m"n ~ Mt NJ = hiaiIwig was carb'r
prIateiv framed. III" seco, sdi''ns 34s appro
Mrs, Harrison. sofa cushion Win a colo
,Iai .netufe on u the lone hand, capturct
A st,; &c II ~, ~" heaautiflh smto,,
- ,,a.,tet al al, ,'hi tlheinnns ana glld
ala " ur,t,Ti nii1u WIN afthcial cherries m,
Mrs Fyerett NJ h ND nlue ribbons, consolct
stis, hfer.,ett n@Ashsn Tor nor being NOR,
NfesTsn,n' nne AFTERNOON guests were
co., i InI, Gforge 4, Porter, Philip Car
x Niorrn,,. ~ nnrt"l, Lee Matthews, w
1a,nio IA, ''s,nph iflnah' j, p. Carey
p,,cn mr. snfeI iierr,ng. Georre T.
pp.I1,,., Sih, ul,,,h Mnreellns Foster
r p.inn ul1anl HUNTINGTON, II
n ryat,,.t ~ n,,Vn' =! n Mullcu. Il
Piake t q "1 r M,r MnnS ~ k,rkland. EpGen.
r.n,nenn,. rra,. 2, tlzgerall. NJ
Rates i en-, arrows Jemes /.
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