The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

! course were Misses Clara and Loula Decker
! rearl Pennington. Bertie souza. lola Burks
Maggie Ward. Mamie brennan. Maggie
| ColNille, Myrtle Redwine and Claire Convey
| and Mr.. Arthur Cooley
| The committees from the junior class
! having this affair In charge we're as fol
Executlvc.-Fritz Dyer Florence Barnett.
/ Lillian Garrett. Mary Rock, McGrcw VII
! son.
| Invitation and Program. -McGrew wilson.
| Lillian Garrett. Mamie Friedenhaus, Edna
| Cortes, Frank Dwyer.
/ DECORATION Claire Convey, Lillian Ram.
Floor Frank Dwyer. McGrew Wilson,
! Fritz Dyer
/ Mr.. spencer Hutchins organized party,
composed mostly Of the members of the
+ Il club, and they went up on Tuesday
morning to Austin to attend the inaugural
bnlL The personnel OF the party was as
| follows: Chapcrons, MIR. and Mrs. =. X.
| Ewing and Mr.. and Mrs. II. f, MacGregor;
! young people, Miss Miller, Miss Morse,
Miss Becson, Miss Robinson. Miss Moore,
Miss Tuggle. Miss white. Miss Walker,
Miss Thompson. Miss Franklin. Miss Wood,
Miss Allen, Miss fortress, Miss Cannon,
Miss Dcadcrick Miss Lee, Mr.. Hutchins,
Mr. Evans, Mr.. Cary. Mr.. Cockrcn, Mr..
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MIR. Miller, Mr. Franklin, Mr.. Roos, MIR.
Edmundson, Mr. Burk.
The gentlemen had, Of course, every pro.
vision for comfort and pleasure. Going up,
everybody enjoyed the fine spread Of eat
ables ana drlnkables. On arrival in Austin
they were met at the train by committee
Of citizens Of Austin and escorted to the
Elks club rooms, where handsome recep-
tion by tho ladies' Of the Capital city was
being held,
At night. after being presented to Gov
.rt1tu !, O.. trfFp gt,I
clHls mt thc inaugural reception. he'd IN the
senate chamber Of the capitol building,
they joined the procession, headed by the
governor and Mrs Lanham. and entered the
house Of representatives. which was ahlHZe
with electric lights. set In appropriately
decorative designs, It's heavy rpets Gov
erred With crash, and here the ball was
hrld.
Returning the Houston party had with
them Mrs Walter Gresham and Mrs. Clay
Stone Of Galveston, who had taken part Ia
the ceremonies Of unwilling the statutes Of
stephen #. Austin and General Sam Hous-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Foster also ac-
companed the party of Houston young pco-
pie home.
Last Monday afternoon, little Miss Mar
ruerite Bryant entertained a number OF
her friends at her home on Elgn avenue
the occasion being her sixth birthday.
The whole house was thrown open TO
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| given cord to untangle from the meshes
Of Il huge spider web, woven in and out
through the rooms, thereby affording much
mcrrlmcnt in the efforts TO eHtricate the
cords in order to reach the hidden favors
ut the ends.
After This they were all formed in a line
toward the dining room, whore each one
cut Il slice from the birthday cake. in which
i . /, 10,
They were then served from the beauu-
fully decorated table Tho center piece was
d. basket, standing on mirror. surrounded
hy pink rosebuds and fern. Above it were
innc six lighted japanese lanterns The
hnskot was filed with hon bons in pink
and white papers, tied with baby ribbons
Of th" same hue terminating under niue
pinN and white candy hats at the plates
The favoritc colors Of the little hostess,
MINI, nud white. were used throughout the
housc and she herself looked quite win
so,rc In sweet white organdy and PINK
( grand peanut hunt ended the pleas
Niss Margucritc was insisted by her
narrma and a few Of her mammals friends
I'm Entertaining her little guests, who were
Es;,lc Howell. Elliott Buckley Elizabeth
aud Fannie Lee jackson, Pauline JamiSon,
Kathleen Bering Ruth Forester. Rel
Irucy. Dan Jackson; Harold Schnrcmal'
Theodore McEnnis, Walter Mis- tuIner-
ant
Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II.
REYNOLDS gave Il dance complimentary 80
the seventh grade in LonGfellow school.
The rain fell I'm torrents, but Il takes more
than tho elements TO keep young people
from seeking pleasure The rooms In
which the dance was held were decorated
with smilax cut flowers, and animated
faces Of children. After refreshments were
served. which consisted Of salads, etc, the
cotillion was danced, led by Herbert Aubrey
al The ,-I punch bowl was presided over by
Miss Ella Campbell.
Those present from the class in whose
honor the party was given WerS, - Ml1 Iof,
ferries. Ella Campbell Gertrude pnIioil;
, Alice WuuAhead Mamie Shearn, Mildred
Cushing, Eula SorErel haze Snri SIop,oH
Irby steele. Bessie Bonz and Alien Argner
| Nessrs Paul Coulson, Eldred Quinn
. Herbert Aubrey Roy 5aHfC Sy,s A rn1na
Those present IRON outside classe
> were Misses Bette Shearn. Mabel Hui
Mabel steele and Laurettc Lewis; ieS n.s,
wharton Wcems, Stewart Norheet, Don
cannon, Farquhar Campbell, Schamyl Coch
ran and George Jouine, 80 .o,,,,,o,e
This PARTY was ms pretty ana complpIs
| Mt every point rs any Of the grown ups IA
, Tho programs were nrtistcally decorated
, with hnnd-paiuted pctures-most OF then
Z printed by members Of the class ana my
Mn showed q remarkable degree oil talen'
, and cultivation.
Miss AIgie Angel entertained the Mnil
street Euchro club on Tuesday at the home
Of her sister Mrs mgham Seward. This
delightful little card-playing cotcrie Is
thrcc-table club and In addition TO the
, regular members Miss Angel entertained the
: following outsiders: Mcsdames Fort smith
l Joe Eagle Vernon Lemon, Mcclure Kelly
L. j. Eyrcs, Dearborn Bird, George stem
4 Aubrey Mcguire. Bryan Heard J. I. Lock
man, Charles Godiug, William De Treyille
j. C. Baldwin Charles shearn. Clarence
/ Kendall George Westerfeld, Frankll
Williams Robert Keyworth. wafer lYrrI
Joseph Morrow, n. NJ. Nurfeet ana Mlsse'
Daugherty. Mamie Grogan. Matte GTogan
Mary Armistead. Kuhn OF Utah. LIZZIE
Hay. Irlna Gill. Lizzie pwyer and Biru
Hooper ~, ~,
The club prizes were won by Mrs. Johi
Mcclellan and Mrs. Mistr1t, the hrst De
ing a Lepltzt vase and the second GU
glass mustard jar 49,. -.
The drst guests prize was rare set Of
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