The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18

ened with butterfly bows. Bowls OF pink
sweet peas, pink capped candles in crystal
glrandoles ana bowls Of bonbons completed
the effect, while on mante sdeboard and
tons and roses. Champagne "nowed like
water" as the saying goes, and happy
toasts were drunk therein. Everywhere
was genial conversation, pleasant laughter
all the usual Accomplishments Of delightful
evening
Mr. and Mrs Fem were assisted by their
son and daughters mentioned above and by
MIR Edwin Williams Of Duke. MIR John +
Williams, Misses Annie Mazda and Rose
Williams, Judge and Mrs. w. p. lIamblen.
Judge aud Mrs. +. II. vpsmer. Mrs. Arson
Mrs. s NJ McAshan, Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. i.
McAshan, Mr. and Mrs John Butte, Mrs
Margaret Hadley Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Christian, Mr. and Mrs, W. II; Palmer,
Dr. and Mrs. e. N Cray Mr.. and Mrs. c,
II Mildly, Mrs. Willie Hutchinson, Mr.. aud
Mrs e. A. Peden, Captain and Mrs A, X.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs Seabrook, sydnor,
lotte w Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gus
ley. MIR. and Mrs, Reed Dupree, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Reynaud, Mr.. and Mrs f. a.
RReichardt, Dr. and Mrs. z. 4 Hamilton
Georgia Ochitree of Orange, Annie Hume
Matide .Lorenzen and Myra Ashe.
One of the most highly priced gifts by
Mrs. Fem was a pendant made Of a $40
gold piece with the dates 1852 1902, on one
| side, on the other "ConuratulntlonA Of MIR
| and Mrs. w. p H Judge and Mrs. Ham.
blen).
Mr. Ed williams Of Duke, Mrs. Fem
brother, who had been present at the nrst
wedding City years ago was one of the
| guests, looking as hale and henrty as II
! he expected TO live another fifty years.
Mr.. William Hunter and Judge W. r.
| lIamblen, who were among the guests,
! were friends OF Mrs Fem wher she was a
| girl.
and the late Colonel T. b. J. Hadley of this
city sat together on a "punChen" bench AT
q school near Woodvllle Miss taught by
Mr.. Joe Davis, brother of Hon. Jefferson
Davis, who was also one of the scholars
The friendship of these scholars lasted as
long as life did.
The Hard Times club added another in
terrogatlon mark to their name last Tues
day when they had possession of Anger
hoefer's garden. Such Jolly time they
had and such a good supper, merry bowling
and fine dancing can not by any possible
means be put in the category Of Hard
Tiines! The feminine contingent went
down to the garden In the afternoon dhN
chaperoned by Mrs. J. Allen Kyle, Mrs
Marcellus Foster Mrs. r. b. Morris, Mrs
Kelly Mcclure and Mrs. George Kidd, Jr.
and played their usual number Of games o
high Eve in the fresh pure air Of the pine,
woods" Then the prizes were awarded
Miss Lucy Brady got the club prize anl
presented 1t to Miss Franchel Smith o
Dallas as a memento Of the day Mrs
George Kidd, Jr. got the guest prize an,
, each one was presented with a pretty stein
, by which in the future their thoughts ar
to be carried back to the jolly day at An
, gerhoefer's.
I BY this time the men began to arrive an
by half past six the supper-suCh a GOO
: oue!-was ready, and so were the people
Then there was bowling, both alleys ai
gagged. Of course, and as the German ban
had been brought down. there was dancn
in the pavilion. Yes, dancing even who
some volunteer Musicians, MessrS. Brow
Bolts Will Hunt, 0din Kendall and 3ir
Giraud, took possession Of some If the II
struments and played--evcn then the dan,
- ing continued. Then came the lovely duv
home In the soft summer night, perna1
the sweetest pleasure OF all
The presence of Mr.. and Mrs McClur
Kelly, who had Just returned from the
wedding trip, was an added pleasure m
chaperones whose husbands came wit
the other men have already been given III
chaperoned were Misses Connerat Of Savnl
nah, Ca. Franchel Smith Of Dallas, Rutl
erford of Austin. Willie March, Rebect
nessee. Alma Miller, Edythe Glraud, Lut
, Brady, Belle Dickson, Julia May MorS
s Emily Scott, Anne Bolts, Mary Wald
Hse G pBen IS p Mss' Jo Sh'a Mecom
;. Tom Hood. sperry and viii Hunt, j
Maillot, John F; Dickson, IT. " 4
Vile, Brown Bolts, Tate N. Robertso
James and Richard Glraud, W. D. Clev
land, Jr., D. D. Peden, Jr4 e LIan
Jr. w. T Hancock, George Westerheld al
Harry Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Markham are rece
but distinctly desirable additions to Hor
toms social world and have been gladly a.
cordially welcomed within the innerm'
circle thereof. Mrs. Markham respond
promptly and sweetly TO the courteses {
tended to her last Thursday with ca
party in the afternoon. The rooms VINE
fhe tables were In readiness for the gam
were lovely with their heaps of spring no
ers. Cosmos, sweet peas. roses anu as
sion lilies and nasturtlums were eYeryWht
their beauty set of TO advantage py
vases that held them. The head table,
autocrat of the card room was snugy
uated In the little tower room on the
of the hail. which Mrs. Markham mas ma
so picturesque with Indian Things,
Navajo rug covers the floor and all sorts
~ ouaInt weapons and others indian cur
IN line the walls. More than ever was II
RI grief to leave the head table. -,
Of. The prizes were certainly wei Wo
nv lighting for, even that for the consoiat
ial being a great consolation, rms was
wv YER cold meat fork won by Mrs. Art
Ter CargIll. Mrs C. X Dunlap got the
III. prIze. a gray silver bonbon dish; MIS- IN
on iotte W Drew the second white ga
led fan. and Mrs. Marcellus Foster that
he fered for the greatest number OF MARI
led made-a handsome belt Oln. MIS-. ".
ore HAMS guests were Mesdames George bil
ar frank Carglll, n. Arthur Cargiu. -,
lite Dunlap. T. J. Cannon. II. W. GartoW,
bert Godwin, Jeff Miller. S. r. No
ar r. Moves, j. W. Scott / w Wal
I'D i p MtAshan. Marcellus Foster. y;
ow Holt II. Huber. Rosine RYAN. GnetI'
OF ward Drew. W. r. Chew Howard SIN
S Il. W Knox n. s. Doyett ., q
u. 10 Week and Misses Carrie Cargill Jean l :,
~, non. Julia May Morse, Mary Lee sch!u
leu Willie March Rebecca poneison' AZ
~ Blake aud Corlnne Abercromhie'
ned
the There was a sweet wedding In sn'
the Methodist church last Thursday nign'
tort which Miss Nettie, daughter OF Mrs. =
and Lockart, and Mr.. Hugh Lewis Jr.' tof'
ter' lv Of Gonzales. now OF New Mexico
eh. made man and wife. The pulpit po'
en- magnificent cluster OF Ascension hhes'
wa" as the rallied space around K was nlleo
un, tho rich foliage Of date palms lhe
ration was done by Mrs. Baldwin
~. Mrs Jonathan Lane aud Miss Allhea 30
Son over the lofty branches oi the pnp,iss