The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-06-25
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Anniversary Celebration.

ed to invitations ana were pres
emit to join in fitting commence
ration of the happy event that
had brought JOY and happiness
to these two lives.
As demonstrated on previous
occasions, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
entertained royalty and the eve-
ming was Characteristic of many
interesting and pleasing features.
An orchestra had been provided
for the occasion and to those who
delighted in the dance, sweet
strains of music were furnished
ne an inspiration, while Others
found enjoyment in an interest
ing game of cards or u pleasant
conversation. Prizes were offered
in the card games and, were
awarded as follows: First prize,
Mrs. Louis Nimitz second prize,
Mrs. s. l.. S. Smith BOBBY, Mrs.
Chas. u Daley, DR.. S. l.. S.
Smith; consolation prizes, Mr.. E.
Blanchard and Mrs. w. K. Head.
The representative costumes
were a pleasing feature of the eve-
ming, and portrayed the dress of
different nationalities, as well as
costumes worn during different
periods. The characters as repre-
sented were: Harold Westcott,
golfer; Pink West, Admiral Dew
ey; Clip CAN'T Don Juan; W Il
Heald and Il Blanchard, U s
soldiers; Mr. Robert Carter, Sir
Walter Raleigh; Miss Evelyn La
powski, lady of the Court OF Louis
XIV; Miss Katie Neel, weather ;
Misses Jessie Clark and Hettie
Cook, catching costumes; Miss
Blanch Marie Bell, flower girl ;
Mrs J b Murrah, Spanish lady :
Mrs Il Blanchard, Queen of
Spades; Mrs G T. Hudson, Queen
OF Clubs; Mrs w L Head, Quak-
eress; Mrs Carter, Queen Eliza
beth.
Fancy costumes were also worn
by Misses Day and Charlotte Sher-
wood, Hermion Mays, Scottie and
Poe Early, Eliza Black, lila Ruth
Hassard, Helena Nimitz, Leila
March. Lenora and Estelle La
powski, Julia Riggs; Mesdames
A ID West, j w johnson, l. M
Prestridge, j Lapowski; S L Tay-
lor, S l. 5 Smith, f G Lungkwitz,
g l. Abbott, p N Ions, Louis
Nimitz, A b Sherwood, J b Tay-
lor, A 4 Wingfeld, Murph March,
B W Rimes, G w b Mcnabb,
JerryRust George Allen, Frank
Williamson, Milton Mays, Chas A
Daley.
The gentlemen present were {:
Charles Sparks, of Waco; Charles
Black, Ft McKavett; J b Kerr st
Joe, Mo. DR. S L S Smith, DR.
L l. Bats, George Allen, Chas
A Daley, S E Taylor, Frank Will
liamson, A T Wingfeld, F G
LungkMitz, Jerry Rust, Willis
johnson, Murph March, J J
Rhodes, A d West, T c Wynn,
Norman Taylor, Austin Daley,
Tom Pulliam, w b Hunter Henry
Moon, Ed Duggan, Russell Ham
ilton, Clarendon Ions, b c Alex
ander, Frank Early, r Nicely, G
T Gwin, w 7 b Macnabb, Louis
Nimitz.
The following is a list of the
presents received by Mr. and Mrs
Carter:
Cake plate, Mr. and Mrs Meal
pine; hand painted berry bowl,
Mr. and Mrs r A Hall; after din
ner coffee set, b Alexander and
Gilmor Gwin hand painted plate,
Mr. and Mrs S e Taylor; cup and
saucer, Miss Day Sherwood and
Clarendon Ions: cake plate, Mr.
and Mrs j w Johnson; after dim
ner coffee set, Misses Lapowski;
cake plate, Mr. and Mrs w b Tur-
ner: dozen Haviland china break
fast plates, Mr. and Mrs Chris
Hagelstein; loving cup, Col and
Mrs and DR. Baker ;olive dish, Mrs
Will Talbot; hand painted plate
J G Murphy; berry howl, Mr. and
Mrs and Miss Nimitz hand paint
ed plate, W B Hunter; elegant
jardeniere and ferns, Mesdames
Milton Mays, K Blanchard, ] B
Murrah and G 4 Hudson; cream
pitcher, Miss Mamie Mason; gold
and white chocolate set, Messrs
Gaut and West; cake plate, DR.
and Mrs Bascom Lynn; cake
plate and nut dish, Cassius Carter,
California; Haviland China choc-
olate pot, Miss Leila March; ele-
CANT coffee cups and saucers, DR.
and Mrs S L S Smith; hand |
painted China panel picture, Mr.
and Mrs P N Ions; card tray,
Misses Black, of McKavett; cake
plate, Master Frank Williamson
hand painted cup and saucer, Mr.
q. d Mrs A B Sherwood; china