The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-27

and Mrs II. G. Lidstone. and has FOR six
years been connected with Georga Me.
now make new business connections outside
OF Houston. Mr. Lidstoue L. also a men,
Der Of the Houston Light Guard, hpiug
prominent in all their military and social
affairs.
The following announcement received
from Addlcks Will interest number of
Houstonlans:
pretty wedding took place Wednesday
evening, July 16, in Addicks, ut the home
daughter, Eulalle, and Mr.. A. j Smith of
| San Augustine were united In marriage
II was an afternoon wedding, the ceremony
clntng. Following the ceremony an ele.
giant supper was served. The Lride was
gowned in a charming creation of white
lace insertion and lace. The long veil OF
tulle was fastened to her hair With a clus-
ter Of white flowers, and she made a very
lovely picture. Those present were Mr..
! James, Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Hesse Mr..
| Fort Smith Misses Norma, Rosa. Alice and
! Clara Kitchen Mrs. w. NJ. Gilbert and
| family. Mrs. S. Hesse, Miss Lizzie Hesse,
| Mr.. and Mrs j NJ. Adkisson and other
members of the family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on the o'clock
| train for Houston and from there went to
Galveston where, after remaining a few
| days, they went to San Augustine, their
| home. Mr.. Smith Is prominent business
man Of San Augustine and Of high social
! standing.
Miss Daphne Palmer entertained the
Utopian club with an informal dance at
her home Thursday evening. and like all
the affairs Of this crowd Of young people It
was thoroughly enjoyable. They possess
the happy faculty Of enjoying every minute,
there being delightful spirit of congenia ty
in their circle. The home of Miss Palmer
is charmingly adapted for entertaining, and
on this evening the parlors Ind been
cleared and the polished floors were per
feet for dancing The program was en-,
tirely informal between NUMBERS ,,ii he
| veranda Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening Miss Palmer's guests, were
Misses Edith Paiqe Bessie BgrN't sf5e
Mary Abbott Mary Lou Hamben Cherry
Robb Messrs. d Witt Dunn, Lindsey
Dunn. George Burkitt. Palmer Blanding OF
COrsicana Sherman Brady, Harry Gwyn,
Eugene Giraud Cornelius Krupp, Arthur
Hamilton, Robert Ring and Edward
Palmer.
Although the days have for the most part
been warm and rainy, the evenings have
been pleasant. and drive to Angerhoefer's
never comes amiss. The crowd Of young
marrid people who usually spend Monday
evening bowling at the Turnverein. drove
to Angerhoefers this week instead and
made their "strlkes" there. sumptuous
Dutch supper was served after the game
out In the cool. BY that time the moon
was up so that the drive home was maze
doubly pleasant, the voices Of the party
raised In song making sweet music all the
way. A wagonette conveyed them thore
and back the party meeting at the home or
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cargll Tor the START
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Cargil, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Austin Pollard, Mr.. and Mrs; e. Is W
bingham, Mr and Mrs. Williamson, Mr.
and Mrs John Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs,
. r. H Dumhe, Dr. Allen Kyle, Mr. Inns
CGrgill Mr.. Walter Torrey and Mr.. Philip
: McCaleb made up the party.
~
{ A round or square table, covered with a
:. cloth OF snowy damask. holding an array
, of cut glass and silver which sparkes ana
I CLEANS in the soft light of wnXen candles
!; or shaded gas; all this, surrounded by
few congenial friends, who have 6rougih'
u | with them their best thoughts ana WIN
n cisms is not only pleasing pictn!e OF tnt
= Imagination, but n delightful realty !.
MANY. dinner party Is certainty al
ideal way TO entertain ones frienps, qs t9'
s series of informal little dlnings Wl. Week
=, of which Mrs. Ingham Seward mas peer
" hostess. have proved, beyond douht. Mt
n and Mrs Seward are delightfully."- sltualet
IS at l716 Dallas avenue, and have cnrlstensu
SO to sneak their new home by having
% few friends around TO dsne several even
/ ings Of the week.
e Mrs Robert Beyworth borrowed the guests
s of Mrs. Megget for few days last week
:. Mrs. John Mettenheinler. Miss Cloud an'
a Miss Anna Mettenhelmer of Austin. an'
e together with her guest. Miss McArthu
l. of New Orleans, has had quite a nous
e marty Mt her lovely cool home. They nav
Z. had charming time Ia different WAYS
y friends from the city driving out oIIen
u Tuesday evening Mrs. KeyWorth naH
h | LARGO farm wagon, well filled with nay
e. and gave her guests with few otne
Is friends a real old fashioned nay roe,
e They drove down TO hnSg partook Of al
appetizing Dutch supper me m13n ear n
a mn I'm time for the drive home, whlGl wa
Id made unsteady merry with popular songs
ie ~
!" Miss Mercy westphal gave most eH
e. toyable concert in Galveston last Nohua
or niebt ar the Cathedral hall. Miss Westpha
\ \ was assisted by some of the musleal ta'eH
r. NJ Galveston aud in spite Of the heat sn
~ had quite a large audience MISS Yves
at rb,I was accompanied 10 GALVESTON .
n. bbnr r,otber. Mrs Wcstphal. Those q
ed sistIng at the musical were Miss Ny
I'd Iouise Goggan, Mrs: L., j. selhy, ~,
IS Ellen Foekss MT Mrs W Aaa Kearncy. ''
al Mrs. and Miss Westpha on their retur
Pm 70 Houston left for a trip through IeAa
IL Miss westphal giving musicals al u'pe'e'
points. -
of The 2 z club are most happy IN the
ch selection Of Mr. Presley X. Ewing 4
an president of their club Since the depar
,ir ure Of their former president Mr.. y.
-e- Medium. for New York the office has be-
IN vacant. but at the meeting on saturd'
by sren,ns Ju,y 10. Mr. Ewing was unaI
moas elected Thf h RlitoFg many 81 '9 bria
an ur1. tatuments the debutantes OF each 50
usually making their 60w 10 70 ' tRe S ci
he NJ, noT,iug winter promises TO sustain y
zee renutatlon Of the club and az tls NJ
meetInr other officers will be eleeteu'
ia. ~
m The house party Of Houstonians W
re hara bssr enjoying two weeks In the n
II. Asian cottage at Bay Ridge under {
Of chaperonage of Mrs. Giraud and MIS-, s ',
,nt have returned home, very en,nuhs ws