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

seemed an incomperabiy short period, the
bound, and the shell road, stretching
farther and farther behind. became long
white ribbon cleaning family IN the star
nished by Prof. Meyer Cohen. and the FOL.
lowing was the personnel of the party:
5IsStm NJ F0 Td R50,s s Al MI Or Ha Ely
bryan Hqgsi Mr r Paao' Clemens n' M And5sw
White, Mr.. Random Porter NJ. Tom
Mr. Vet Rlordan. Mr. Elliott Cage, Mr.. WI
liam Cochran, Mr. willard Alsworth. Mr..
Maurice McAshan Mr.. John De Lesderpier,
George Kidd Mr. and Mrs. W G. K. Wat
son, Mrs. Sue Clemens, Miss Anne Bots
Miss Hazel Cummings Miss Nettve shan
Asian, Mss Emily Scott, Miss Roene sfas
white, Miss Johnson. Miss Mabel MARKHAM,
Miss Blake Hartwell, Miss Bette Ta!ia-
ferro, Miss Watson, AeNa.
OF course every one celebrated the Fourth
! In one wny or another. the principal way
I heing a trip 10 Galveston or the bay shore
/ The trains going down were more than
/ filed and at the different stations cottagers
! were waiting TO welcome their town friends
| and carry them off for a day OF cool sea
! breezes
! A party Of fourteen went down on the
/ 1905 morning train to seabrook Arriving
there they slowed themselves away ia d
( farm wagon and drove two miles through
the lovely country to Clear lake, where
( they proceeded to take possession OF the
! Allen cottage and grounds surrounding.
lunch time came soon after the arrival or
at least II seemed Ike lunch time so the
cloth was spread on the wide verandah
Aoor and the boxes and baskets emptied
/ of their appetziug contents id picturesque
/ style upon It's white surface
I a glorious breeze came sweeping over
I the lake and during the afternoon there
was sail the boat being managed in a
7 wonderful manner by the expert sailor II
. the party. The fact that the boat leaked
md dipped watcr now and then did not IN
. the lcast detract from tho fun, and as II
! WINS rather small craft unt large crew,
there was wild scramble at thN captain S
lizard. a.loei'
supper a la buffet. then the same wagon
| WITH It's rubber Hike capacity appeared and
I soon the rambling o,d cottage whose hos
pitahle walls have IN years past sheltered
many a merry party was agnin left silent
inhabited only hy memories Of hygonc
days The party was DELIGHTFULLY."- chape
roncd nv Mrs Noble A Mcpowsll. IN
( rludcd Miss acrjle Garter, Miss Belle Dick
son Miss Hattie Rankin Of Dallas, Ms'
Mary waldo. Misses Cora nnd Stella Root
Miss Bonnie John, Mr John McKeeyer
Mr. Frank Neville, Mr. y. n Peden Mr.
Rirhayd Glraud. Nj Ned Neville and MIR
Roysten Williams.
Miss vcrna Colby entertained in de
lghtful manner Thursday evening, compli
montary to the Bachelor club Progress
slve Jenkins was the feature " the even
ing and that # was great fun was quit
evident from the shouts OF merriment tina
rang through the brilliantly lighted room:
2 After the game delicious course lunch
e con was daintllv served on the tables to tn
2 | accompaniment Of dreamy music from III
g Mexican orchestra. Prizes were awardc
10 the best players, Miss Annie Beth Che
winning ono, and Mr., Arthur Shelby tn
r other Those enjoying This charming HIT
Z evening were Misses Edith Kendrick
. Nashville, Tom; Zoe Bount Irma Joue
Charlotte Robinson. Annie Beth chew In
q Wooford Agnes Robinson, Dora nm
g Florrle GARRISON Mimic LocFman, Bei
urcier Minnie Chilress, Messrs Chest,
Narston Bort and Don Cannon, VIII
B sprung Arthur shelby De Forrest Denni
r. II X waddeil George Volck, John Scot
4 renee Carr stusrt Giraud, Murray Jon,
and Don Hail.
+ Mr. Moody Dawson, who Is studyir
y music In the National College Of Mus
= Mt Chicago, sends the following cllppr
$ relating 90 his teacher Mr., Alexaadt
g lSrnuss and saws that he Is one OF II
y, most perfect violin players he has ev,
y heard, and Inspires his pupils with the d
n sire 10 dn their hest;
h ''Mr Krnuss IS graduate OF the vienr
l. Conservatory Of Music He studied Il
IS violin with Prof. Joseph Helmsherger al
At harmony with Anton .Bruckner Aft,
re graduating With highest honors he appea
a cd ms violin soloist In all of the princip
IS cities "t Germany, Austria and Switze
one
:. orchestra He came to the United STINT,
" tn 1880 and played In many Of the large
IS cities For several years ne has been OF
IS Of the nrst violinlsts of the Thoml
A. tChlcagol orchestra, During the sever
r seasons ne has been member Of the IN
5. u.y OF the Chicago National College
$. Music he has demonstrated his speci
T. aptitude and skill MS a teacher, equal,
n. only by his admitted superiority as viol
r virtuosu."
Miss jamie Cushman entertained
a Wednesday evening, complimentary 10 h
IN young cousin. Miss Mary Irene Pancoast
Ne San Antonio The parlors had been clear,
to for dancing and TO the strains Of swo
~ music from the orchestra IN the hall, tlr
8. less feet kent time for several very dellgh
n ful hours TO the warz and two-step. r.
y rooms echoed with merriment. laughir
80 young faces Of the guests showing clear
le the sincerity Of their ENJOYMENT Coolll
y. / .N'0 WIZ sci tl NNElnE Tue evening. II
.r lowed by one or two more dances tn,
- good night and home TO dream of futu
e, pleasures. The guests were Misses Ma
Il, Irene Pancoast Loull shelby, Minnie Pric
on Alice Archer Ethel Gaines. 1uanita Rake
va Alne Hucker, Ruth Hucker Kate An,
Meems. Leila Torrey, Helen Marley. Jul
he Brown. Lucy Brown. Estelle Bastian. sad
ba walker, Grace Willis. Dan shelby, j,
w oliver, Bonner McCrayen Prlnqie NJ
al craven, William Price Horace TAYLOR. Ga
ed row Taylor, Whit Archer. owen Tore
ed John Vogler, =. p. Willis, Frank Riords
nd Edward Brown and George Louis
~ party Of young people chaperoned
ce Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goodwin and Mr.. a,
%, Mrs. J. j. Cannon and including Miss
lie Alma Miller. Jean Cannon Lucy Brad
nd Edith GirsUd, Emily Scott, Mabel Mar
70, ham. Mamie Bolts. Chailie Jones; Mess
us Gordon Malllot. W. S. Hunt. Frank Ion.
IN. H. ID. Lea, Kenneth Womack Tate Robe,
lie son. James GhSud. Nicholson. smith al
ar pr, Scherer, passed the Fourth In a tru
IL, delightful manner. Holng down on n
! 40 train TO La Porte, they boarded 4
gypsy Girl and spent the afternoon ont
cir the dancing waves. There was hne bree
and good part OF tho time the sun We
r obiiglngly remained behlnd cloud So Ia
ic' the usual glare on the water was consi