The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

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Mrs. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith,
n mr. md Mrs.. Jen Miller. Mr. and Mrs ".
Mr, aud Mrs pbiiip HAMMOND no r,rS% prs" 81.
md Mira y. H. Pafkcp. Miss srhlptcr Miss
Denaldson. Miss Marek. Miss snodgrass,
Misses Cox. Miss Markham. ,ilss Finch.
m issSs.on T EssSG Ic sSe mheY sSe
sosk. norman Kitifsii, J 81. Leonard iSp AYR.
Marion Groom Smith Minister'S uobcr, Los-
EFT. Bartlett Chew ana Robert Knox.
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On TUESDAY afternoon of Inst week Mrs
James Mckee gave her little niece, Bernice
Mhher, charming surprise pnrty III honor
Of the little maids seventh birthday About
forty children responded to Mrs. McKces
invitation and the hcuse rang with Merit
ment az the hours sped swiftly by. All
sosas 90 zones denr 10 rhildhoods heart
Mete Ilhyeu, tnen there was a gtiessng con.
test, Julia Sedgwlck coming on winner OF
lDe prize. And last, but by no means least
o ,o.a 'aa i ana lgssie showed how expert they
on n donkey. stafford Dixon was awarded
the prize for this contest Dancing WINS
f tbe Gtc, 2t the many pleasant features %
ink music to which the small feet could not
nut keep time Refreshments were served
uIih Wv HiUc IOlk went tfnOplun home.
ufVau' about the good time they all had.
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Mrs, J. II. Christian entertained with
whist. followed by luncheon ruesdny.
complimentary TO her guest, Mrs W. Y.
Evnas OF Galveston. who was with her
Tor few days last week previous to her
departure hy the Mallory line Yesterday,
Tor New York, The two whist teams and a
tteEW additional ot guests TO complete a thlrl
close II the game an appetnng luncheon,
eSSqrtsltely sryed on. the small tables,
lines from thoughtfuI brows. sIrs. Evans
weston, which fact lent additional entn thu
% gSes s9s @ RGFnaF s 2ms Mrs Mrs Sa
5ruce;, Mrs, /. r. Palfrry. Mrs. Goldlng,
Mrs. W. i, Taylor. Miss Lizzie Hay, Mrs
10 1reylllc, Mrs. Ed raIiniScgfrreS'' Mrs Mrs,
TrezcyUnt and Mrs. G, Il. Markham.
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The Young Woman's Gaia or Christ
church had everything their own way Mon
dry afternoon and evening and very
sweet and charming way 1t was ON the
lawn about the church. IN the cool shade
east by the yne-clad walls. small tables
wrtc placed at intervals their dainty white
cloths making bright spots here aud there
against the deep green background. Deli
clolls ANA cooling lccs ard punch could be
shadows decpcncd into night, Japanese Ian
| terms shed n soft Hight until Inter the
moon also added her share OF brauty TO the
scene. Merely to an oulookcr. such fairy.
Ike entertainment seems very cnsy but
lac workers know better. All such things
moan thought and work for many willing
| hands The object was TO raise funds for
the furnishing OF the new rcctory,
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Invitations have been received from the
faculty and corps Of cadets Of the Agri
cultural and Mechanical college to the com
mcncemont exercises and ball. June 8, o
! aud 10. nj College Station.
| The program ls as follows:
Sunday, June s.
| Inspection " barracks. ......... $40 a. IN
| Baccalnurente sermon ..........l II 80 a. m.
Monday, June o.
| Inspection of departments. Q n M.
| Competition drill ........,,,.......A r. M
! Tuesday, June 10
/ Graduating exercises. ......,..,.1O 1890 a. m.
| Foster Guard drlll....,..,...... TOO y. m
/ Iirudanting dress parade. $50 p, M
! Final ball....... .........,.....1O 1000 p. IN,
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Another June wedding Of interest to
| IIoustonans will he that OF Miss Jennie
nohrens. daughter Of Or. and Mrs. H..
Bel rcns Of Waco and DIR. Charles T.,
Bruhl or this city Miss Behrcns is a mem-
Der Of ono Of the most prominent families
| of Waco, aud is not an entire stranger 20
. r.
u newcomer, has won for hlmscif both so
| cia Is ana professionally, many friends,
who will extend a cordial welcome TO MS
| bride. After tho wedding, wbivh Will take
place Thursday. June Z. at the hon.- OF
Miss HchreuS' parents. Dr. and Mrs Bruhl
VIII he with Mr. aud Mrs J. \, Huston, 91l
Austin street after June IS.
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The Main street Euchre club had pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. Il. =, Turner Fri.
day There arc sixteen members IN the
club but a few heing absent their places
were hlcd by Mrs. $. e. II. Morse, Mira.
G. n. Markham, Mrs. DC Treyllc, Mrs Joe
naldwin aud Miss Georgia OchIltroc Of
utnngc, An absent member sent three
beautiful souvenirs, which were won by
Mrs Jcir Miller the lone hand; Mrs O. r,
Holt the first prize 9md Mrs, Mstrot the
club prize; Miss Ratciif the second aud
Miss Algic Angel the lone hand. A de-
llcious repast was served after the game.
Mrs Vernon Lcm0n give n few Of her
friends delightful morning Thursday
with whist Four tables were surrounded
by dcyotecs OF the game, aud the hour;
passed swiftly in earnest thought. A dainty
luncheon followed the game. Those enjoy
ing Mrs. LcmanS hospitality on this occa'
sion wuc Mrs. Jcn Miller, Mrs q. I.
Holt, Mrs. q. A. Mistrot, Mrs j, j Gan
non. Mrs. $, Il. II, Morse Mrs. j. IN. i,
nillasplc, Mrs NJ l.. tRobhins, Mrs. Gold
ing Mrs, A. X. Taylor. Mrs, Herbert Cod
win. Mrs lngh0m Seward, Mrs. W, II.
Taylor, Mrs Eugene Blake. Mira, Charles
Slcnrn and Miss Algic Angel.
Mrs s. Il. Carter entertained with a
beautiful luncheon Thursday afternoon,
complimentary to Mrs. Gus Dryer OF Aus
tin The house was most attrNctivcly deco
rated with palms and cut lowers and the
table. with its snowy dnmasS aud CLEAN
ing silver and cut glass, presented an
exceedingly dainty appearance, The hour
was 3, aud gathered round this hoSpitublC
board were, the hostess Mrs Gus Diver
Mrs Horace Booth. Mrs 81 Packard. Mrs
Homer Mitchell, Miss Lidio Page and Miss
Florence Carter. "a
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Mrs. A. n. o'Conor has resigned her
position as teacher Of Spanish In the Hous.
ton High school, and Will leave In few
days for Washington. ID. G., whore she
win rcstdc with her daughter, Miss Ado.
line O'Conor, Formerly librarian NJ the
Houston iyCcum and Carnegie Library
association, hut who now holds a position
In tn catalogue department Of the library
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