The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

on the lawn. IL was
Down the dimpied greensward dancing,
Bursts n naxen headed bevy,
Bud.ipt boys and girls advancing
Loves Irregular iittiv levy,
ana all the games dear to cnndnoodS
heart, were played to the sweet music or
their laughter and songs. Bonoons ana
Ice cream md cake disappeared In nirnc.
Clous manner, and the little ones departed
for their homes as day faded into the soft
shadows OF eyentide.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. s. Medium are settled
for the summer at oyster Day, Long Is
land. They have taken the Blair cottage,
and with their horses and steam yacht are
prepared TO enjoy TO the utmost this de-
| lightful summer resort. oyster Bay,
though comparatively quiet heretofore, Will
doubtless be the scene OF much gaiety this
season. The presence OF President ana
| Mrs. Roosevelt In their cottage on saga
more hill viii lend much interest TO the
| resort. Near the presidents summer
| home are the country seats OF many prom.
inent New Workers and other people Oh
/ note. The drives are lovely, and distances
counted as nothing when one mas an auto
mobile,
Misses Alice Mae and Ethel Jones, Mr..
Bertrand Heyerdahl and Mr.. r. A. Chad
wick, Jr.. returned TO the city the earlier
part Of the week from Miss Biting s
house party at Captain j. w. Billings eI'
tenslve ranch on the Baby Head noun.
talns In Llano county Mr.. j. Clarence
Williams. another Houstonlan in the party,
remained over for longer stay. The party
are loud in praise of the enjoyable time
they experienced and delighted with their
little taste OF ranch life as well as the
beauties Of scenery and advantages Of Gil
mate the Blano country affords sleeping
| undor blankets aud no mosquitoes SOUNDS
Incredible to the Houston ear, but neverthe-
less 1t Is true
few OF the young married people who
have been making It their weekly custom
70 spend one or two evenings bowling III
Iurnverein met Monday night Tor tneii
usual pleasant pnstime. Dutcn supper
Of course proved fitting huaIe TO tn
evenings enjoyment. rnose who pnrtic
palcd were Mr. and Mrs Austin Pollard
Mr. and Mrs Il. X. Dillingham;, Mr.. ana
Mrs. PniIp McCaleb. Mr. and Mrs. h. h.
Dumble, and Dr, j. Alien Kyle.
Thursday night another bowl and supper
were enjoyed by sir. ana Mrs. T. Arthur
Cargln, MIR. and Mrs. l.. X, plnngnam
MIR and Mrs. Walter Torrey, Mr and Mrs
4. II. Dumbe and Mr., Ennis Carglll
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The following party OF young boys, Con
verse Cushing, Robert Paine, Ora spiers
Joe Rogers Albert Morse. Fred Markham,
Harold Holt. Merrill Klstner. George
Jouines, George Norreu Win Rogers and
Leon Barton, accompanied by Prof. L. II
Reynolds Will leave for Cloudcroft next
THURSDAY night, TO be absent several
weeks They Will spend the mornings IN
study and the afternoons hunting. Ash
ing and such other sports as the place
offers. 1t Is most certainly program &c
appeal to the heart Of any boy.
Miss Halne Ted invited few friend
Thursday evening to meet Miss Hatu
5 Rankin Of Dallas. 1t was one OF tnos
charming informal lat homes" musca
romance being the chief feature of tn
evening, the questions in the said romano
being answered by the names OF popula
airs played upon the pinno. Other game
interspersed with conversation FOLLOWED
l. and during the evening Ices and cakes add
ed to the enjoyment OF the guests.
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There was meeting Of the kindergarte
Q committee Of the Woman's club Thur.
I day evening at which time Mrs. Nelli
; stcdman Cox was elected TO the uosltio
/. Of teacher. Mrs. Cox is graduate from
q training school and kindergarten OF som
10 years experience. She Is spending the sun
ID mer In the interest OF the chosen work q
" Boulder, Colo. The resignation OF tn
Ie former chairman OF the committee was n
Ie celved md accepted. Mrs. G. 4. Taft wa
u appointed chairman.
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u The house party TO be given by numbt
~ Of the Young men down at Ray Ridge
pr being looked forward to with no end ,
le pleasure. These hosp!table Young Hou
= tonlans have taken the McAshan cottaI
y. FOR two weeks and the party Will tai
"a possession on the 18th, There will be
sail boat, hammock fishing tackle al
10 party, ana the days viii prove all u
- short for the pleasures planned.
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~ A lawn party will be given next Thur
70 day night on the grounds OF the parsonal
.. OF the shearn Methodist Episcopal churc
a South, from until 10 tho proceeds to l
used for increasing the parsonage fun
n There Will be Ice cream and cake hlondil
ne for the children. music and recitations al
II various other features to make the evenir
or attractive. II promises TO be an unusual!
r. enjoyable affair and u full program wi
nj appear later.
s Rev. Horace Clark viii be at home info
~ mally to his friends on hls e!ghty.thir
le birthday, Monday tomorrow July 7. fro
as $50 10 $50 ~ m, at the residence OF h
al daughter, Mrs. NJ. X Culpeper 1910 Car
g. line street Mr.. Clark would be especial
~ pleased to have his former pupils with hi
"a on this occasion. As the affair Is TO [
in entirely informal. no other invitations wi
'h be Issued.
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m Miss Edith Munger was at home veI
or Informally Thursday night In honor of h
Of sister-in.lnw, Mrs. Russell Munger, VINO
ID former resident of Houston A numb
~ OF her old friends. as well as numb,
- OF Miss Mnngers. awaited themselves
Y this delightful opportunity 10 extend be-
II wishes to Mir, Russell Munger and n
ne bride.
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ly Turnverein was well attended Iuesdr
4 evening. II is most delightful TO sit b
en- meath the trees chatting and listening
re the music, or strolling about, stopping no
y and then TO greet ones friends. Despi
y, the heat there were many who avail,
nn themsevs OF the splendid dance music al
la took turn or two about the hall.
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re Miss Vive De Lesderner is in Knoxville
n. Tenn attending the summer normal,
v, the University Of Tennessee.
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