The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-20

rule catching the IL o'clock car for home.
As slight diversion from their usual
custom they are planning drive TO Anger
noefer's some evening this week: In the
Dillingham;. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Pollard,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cargill. De aud Mrs.
Urwiix and Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Dumhle,
pr j. Alien Kyle on Thursday svening
Mr.. and Mrs John McClellcn ana Mr..
Philip McCaleb Joined the circle.
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The utopan club enjoyed a drive to An.
gerhoefer's Friday evening Miss Mary Lou
Haniblen being the hostess of the occasion.
The party drove down in wagonettes, and
the supurb moon made the she'll rond as
light as day. The evening was spent In
darcng followed by a most appetizing
Dutch supper. Mrs. Dunn ana Mrs. Scott
ehaperoned the party, which included
Misses Daphne Palmer. Bessie Bnrkitt.
Cheny Robb Louise Brown, Lois Bourke,
edith Paine, Bessie Drier. Bette Italia
ferro, Mary Lou IIambIen and Mcssrs.
Edward Palmer. De Witt Dunn. sherman
brady. Eugene Giraud, George Burkitt.
Arthur Hamilton, Cornelius Krupp, Mar
shall saukessley and Lindsey Dunn
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Mr. Samuel H Pope and Mrs. Elizabeth
u. Shelow were married Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daughdrill.
un.y the relatives and a few Intimate
| friends were II vited to attend the wedd! lg
Light Refreshments we're served In ,ho din
Ing room, which was made lovely with
| palms aud ferns. The table was decorate
| with trt flowers and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs Pope Will be at home to
| their friends at their new home. 22O4
| Genesee street. Mr.. Pope Is connected with
| Levy Bros.
| Reports from the house party at Bay
Ridge tell Of delightful times they are hav.
ing down there. In the cool of the morn
| ings they go grabbing, usually with fine
luck, and the other morning seven dozen
| crabs were landed AS the result, there ap.
| peared thar day on the table crabs fried.
| crabs boiled, crabs deyilled, crabs gumboed
| and the crahhers were repaid. The even
| ings spent In sailing. the nights all the
| week having been made glorious by the
| moon. Some are asked II the mosquitoes
| were not bad. but the answer was In the
| negative, so all is serene.
Houston is so progressive In most things,
why not set an example in social doings
! this coming season? society is dedned--as
company gathered together for compnn-
! ionship, common Interest and so forth. This
! does not necessarily moan that society
/ must nlways dance. play cards, reclte, sing.
etc. Why not also employ the real art Of
! conversation 1t Is not hy any mems a lost
| art. We have the matcri u; why not use II Z
| Shakespeare saws. And thank you. too.
for Soclety, saith the text is the happiness
of life"
Mrs. s. F. Carter gave very delightful
little dinner Wednesday evening, compll.
mentary to her slster-ln.law, Mrs. j. p.
Carter, who has recently moved here from
Eastern Texas, and Miss Lila Wilkens Of
| Brenham. There were covers for ten on
the prcttily decorated table and the tempt
| Ing viands were served to the fitting &c
| compartment Of laughter and repartee. The
remainder Of the evening was spent out
| on the pleasant veranda,
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The young folk down al Mr. and Mrs
Wallace o'Deary's AT Morgans Point arc
realizing all the pleasure anticipated They
had expressed a wish for some music. IN
order that they might dance and very
much to their surprise there appeared the
next day a large photograph fun Of the
| With but the turning of key music wa,
theirs az any and all times.
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Every Wednesday afternoon Is ladies' day
at the Houston Gun club. and always md!
n number on the grounds and If any on,
imagines for an instant that man has tn,
monopoly Of good shooting the splendc
records made ny the ladies on these Wed
ncsdavs will soon put to flight any doubts
as 10 their ability to hit the bulls eye"
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Miss Halle Dickson entertained quite
number Of her youns friends wednesda,
evening at her parents home on Jefferson
avenue in honor Of her guest. Miss Clar
Cone Of Anderson. and Mr.. Ed Everts
prior "a the lattpr's departure for Nev
York, where he win spend The summer
There will he plenty Of brass buttons
i IN Austin next week, for 1t is the time .
0 the annual encampment From Housto
. tomorrow the lIcrston Light Guard an
+ troop A. Houston Cavalry will leave 70
, Austin and 10 direct 10 the grounds o
Camp Mahry AZ Austin
Despite the absence Of many Houstonlan
from the city there was large crow,
TUESDAY evening at the Turnvcrein LISTENING
, to the music and enjoying the pleasure o
! each others society Quite number o
a out of-town visitors were present.
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Miss BESSIE Burktt had a few friend
around on Wednesday evening to meet he
a friend. Miss Gould of Palestine. Ping
G pong was the feature Of the evening. In
terspersed with few dances.
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r Mrs. Richard Forster and children lief
! Friday for Kneeland, to join Mr. FORSTER
: who has gone into business there. The,
:, will make 1T their future home.
Personal.