The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-02

were INDUCED in and those pres
ent were delighted with the even
ing's enjoyment.
Mrs. Lyle Entertains.
Mrs. A. T. Lyle entertained at
her hospitable home on Beaure-
gard avenue last Wednesday
afternoon from 5 to Z o'clock, in
honor of her neice, Miss Helen
Murdoch, of Fort Worth. A
number of yorng ladies were pres
emit and the time was most pleas
antly spent, Mrs. Lyle proving
herself an admirable hostess. A
number of entertaining features
were provided, among which was
an interesting flower guessing
contest, the prize being won by
Miss Eliza Black.
Those in attendance were Misses
Helen Murdoch, Charlie and JIG mie
Clark, Eliza Black, Hettie Cook, Luz
cile March, jeanette Chamberlain,
Olga Susen, Kate Ball, Ethel Head,
Maynie Mason, Halle and Ellen
Dupree, Kate V. Neal and Kate Con-
erly.
MRS. SIMS HOUSE PARTY.
The house party given by Mr..
and Mrs. ID. +. Sims this week at
their ranch home was one of the
most enjoyable affairs that has
ever taken place in this county.
1t is said by the young people
that attended that it was, during
the three days, a continual round
of pleasure, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sims will ever be remembered by
the participants as delightful en-
tertainers. The amusement con-
sisted of boat riding, picnicing,
fish frys, dancing bathing, and
numerous games. Those in ut
tendance from u distance we're as
follows: Misses Leila March,
Mary Bland Millspaugh, Eddie
and Anna DeBerry, Lille Taylor,
Julia Mae Riggs, and Messrs.
Hal Hamilton and Albert DeBer-
~, San Angelo; j. L.. Robertson,
Palestine; Ii. S. Garland, Louis
vile KY; Arthur Kernetzar, Cen
tralia, Mo. Miss Maud Northcut;
Ballinger. Quite a number of
yonng ladies from Paint Rock
were in attendance. The fiesta
broke up this morning and most
of the parties will return home
today.-Concho Herald.
Dance at the Opera House.
When the young people of San
Angelo set their minds on social
pleasures frolic is assured even
if the thermometer should take a
skyward flight. or should winter
find them of this happy frame of
mind, the coolest norther has no
effect upon their buoyant spirit.
This fact was specially demon
strated Friday night, when gay
gathering of the beaux and bellies
Of the city with many visiting
friends, united in the effort to
make life worth living and most
thoroughly did they succeed.
The Turn Verein hall was en-
gagged for the occasion and at
the sound of sweet Mexican
music many gay couples danced
out the evening of pleasure and
at late hour departed for their
homes feeling that one evening
had been we'll and delightfully."-
spent. Those present were:
Mesdames w S Talbot, Will
Farquhar, Charlie Farquhar, Misses
Magnes Of Coleman, Bette Owen,
Galveston, Helen Murdoch, Fort
Worth, Eliza Black, Fort McKavett,
Matte Gerald, Hampstead, Mildred
Jones, Lillian Sparks, Laura Chance,
Charlie Clark, Hettie Cook, Katie V
Neal, Jessie Clark, Halle Dupree,
Grace EIDE, Messrs. Bob Lockett, II a
Lindley Brownwood, II II Farquhar,
Wellborn, w r Mullin, Colorado
City, Oscar Cam, John Carr, Sher-
wood, Horace Hunter, a II Wilson,
Henry Moo n, Wilbur Dupree, T S
Sharpe, Harold Westcott, Will Eide,
Rod Campbell, Lee Woodward, Clip
CAN'T. Ned Jones, Pink West, G Ions,
Chas Farquhar, Will Farquhar, c
Neely, Orup