The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

tom boats is a perfectly delightful expert.
ence In itself. The view OF the Marine
gardens Is lovely and makes one almost
catch the breath with admiration, 30 daz-
zIinkly beautiful are some ~ the wonders
OF the ocean bed. Other Interesting sights
are the seals summing themselves on the
rocks, and the Moonstone garden whers
one has but to stoop and pick mp the stones
The weather was fine dry and cool, and the
trip home on the Southern Pacific very
pleasant. ms the breezcs came from behind
them and blew all the dust ahead.
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The Ethiopian club and their friends en-
joyed drive 90 Angerhoefer's Friday even
Ing, followed by dance in the pavilion
and Dutch supper The dance program
was entirely Informal and the rain having
cooled the atmosphere, It was very delight
ful keeping time to the music of the waltz
ana two-step. The party went and return.
ed IN a wagonette and were chnrminsly
chaperoned by Mrs. II. r. Paine. Mrs. Bur
KIT ind Mrs. Dunn. Those who parted
pated were Misses Blanche Meyers. MAY
Borden of Galveston, Daphne Palmer,
Louise Brown, Bette Taliafcrro, Chcrry
Robh. Lois BcurEc, Edith Paine, Eta
Brady; Blanche Adair. Dell Hgrtwcll, Mary
Lou lIhmbon. Lcola Fisher, Mcssrs. Shcr
man 8rady, George Burkitt, Arthur Hamil-
ton, Charles Giraud. Eugene Graud, De
VIII Dunn, Maj shall Tankcrsley, Lindsey
buhhs ilHIBfOn 'JuNcr fltHpcf9lu, liuIEy
Gwyn, Edward Palmer an1 Robert Ring.
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Mrs. r. p. Davis and children returned
Wednesday from Richmond, Texas, where
they had been attending house party
given by Mrs. f ]. Winston for her little
son and daughter, Blakley and Notti,
Laurie Winston. The little folks had
glorious time. everything being done Tor
their pleasure. and the days simply few
ny. On the Fourth OF 1uly there was
grand straw ride out to the winston plan
tauon, mile or so ont from Richmond.
The young people rode In n big wagon and
me older ones In vehicles of various kinds.
Arriving at the plantation they found
fine lunch awaiting them then after stroll
Ing about and playing game or two they
started gaily home. The next night there
was melon party and fireworks. So the
days passed, filed with fun and frolic, and
now they are planning who Is to give the
next house party.
Wednesday evening from 4 to $50 little
Ruth Yeazey entertained party of little
girls gathered in honor of her birthday,
July o, 1902. merry little crowd were
invited at 1912 Magnolia street invita-
lions were very cutely issued on paper
dolls, which delighted the little ones. They
spent glorious time playing the old
familiar games that every chid's heart de-
lights in. Among those present were Miss
Morine Joseph, Rubble and Rosie Iindier,
Annie, Lille and Andra Carter, Sophiedeli
LOOK Anna HannSz, FRANCES ana C9rathy
hlGd' hatle Schmlt2' niue vera Mower
MI Golden Peterson ana hnth Neazey,
ones In the various amusements also served
out the cream and cake. The girls were:
Misses Marian and Roselec Rted, Marie
I.ockett, uildctbrope bradshaw, Florence
Peterson aud Teal Nea2ey. Little Ruth re-
ceiyod many pretty presents.
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