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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Mr.. Hooper Dunbar entertained a
merry party of young people at the
lake last evening and later at a supper
at the home of his mother on First
street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Mrs. s. G. PEPPER, Formerly Miss Nc
Donald Of this city. is IN Town, the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. john McDon-
aid AIRS. PEPPER has spent the past
four years in Germany and her many
friends here will be glad TO welcome
her back.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Miss Hattie Pike of Provo viii spend
the coming week in the city the guest
Of her cousins, the Misses Pike.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Mrs. Mortimer Allen has returned
from California, where she spent the
past few months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

bian SeckeI of Chicago and ar. Eugene
C. Pittmann Of St Louis. who viii
spend ehe summer With their uncles
family
Mr. VIII Hall entertained for Mrs
Charles Spencer Mann at dinner at the
Country club Wednesday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cannon and Miss
Edna Harker returned yesterday from
I-rrVnra
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Mrs. Nellie Berry of Provo is visit
ing Mrs. Parker on II street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

smiled at her. j Gid my best. J VOW.
To get from her the sembiance OF q bow
But when little boy TO her said. Ma.
Ah. that 10 nc proved cutie encw.
-kuhlNat of A. Mashcr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Mrs. A. r. Weeter OF Park City is in
town for few days at the Kenyon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian. who has
spent the past two months IN Boston.
returned yesterday, accompanied by
her daughter. With them are Mr.. Fa-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

The unknown man v no is dumping
such enormous quantities Of stocks on
the Wall street market may be con-
templating the installation of a hot wa
ter heating plant IN his home this win
ter and knows he VIII need the moIley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Of her cousins, the Misses Plke'
Mrs. Mortimer Allen has returned
from California, where she spent the
past few months.
Mrs. A. r. Weeter OF Park City is in
town for a few days at the Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cannon and Miss
Edna Harker returned yesterday from
Europe.
Mrs. Nellie Berry of Provo is visit
ing Mrs. Parker on II street.
y
! Mr.. Archie Miner entertained at q
/ large and elaborate dinner at the Mil
ner home on 1 street last evening. 81
Miss Grace Lightner and Mr.. Jesse
/ Smith surprised their friends last even
/ ing by inviting a few of them to Wit
ness their marriage. Taking party
| for a drive they finally reached a fur
nished cottage, where a minister await
/ ed the group and the wedding TOOK
! place. The ceremony was performed
! bv the Rev. DR.. Paden of the First
/ Presbyterian church, and was followed
! by a very prettily appointed wedding
/ supper The little home was complete
/ " furnished and. the bride and groom
! will remain there for their honeymoon.
! The friends present were Mr.. and Mrs.
! ID. z. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters and Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Smith. brother and sister Of the groom
The bride and groom are at home 70
I their friends at $50 East Sixth South
street 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

A great reversal of form Is reported
from Kentucky. A white man has been
lyncbed there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

The dark woman who may know
something about The Murray murder
can confer a real favor BY calling at
the sherih's Office and telling what she
knows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

surable. first for not abolishing the
cruel and mufderous castigation years
go. and second for not abolishing with
it solitary confinement with its attend
ant horrors. Russia is stir In the dark
ages and the man who sits Oh It's
throne has get to show that he IS
81 touch with modern humanity and
CIVILIZATION.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

The way these postofice scandals
keeo bObbing up must make the post
master general feel that he is apprO-
priately named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

The weather bureau has also noted
that rain is needed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

His fishy eve lack 1Istre is.
His cheek is ike the tulip,
But the old barkeep looks good to us
Z When he passes out the julep.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-17

Mr.. Archie Miner entertained at q
large and elaborate dinner at the Mill
ner home on I street last evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01

HThe NlAt4 save" viii be the attrac-
ton as t4e sgeRa house, matinee today
aud tsHgAh lHs sew 9ElcoRB Picayuae
II Baftleg gaa pBell could only see The
White E.HNe' Hdw, iust as II was given
lost nlght 70 pig audience ~ the
twlertgid tale. aad surely ho would have
10 upplerl Jus, ilke the thousands did
last ni@A' the opcopd telling because
there ln lHure 10 the play. The younger
Canpbell bas eabellished tho play. but
has saved every word Of the pwoet. cIcit-
Ing Dialogue which his father gave 20 tne
world He has plnyed for the realistic
aud has succeeded and over and over again
lust Night the younger genius was battered
indirectly by the applause that was
brought 90 by the great river storm scene.
ride on the turbid Mississippi. aud the
downpour Of rain. THE White Slave" Is
play Of decade or so ago. when play
wrghts were few and able to sweep over
land and take stories from life and pre-
sent them to play gpers hartley Campbell
knew the conditions Of the South IN the
Antebellum days and In every situation In
the pretty play he has not gone away from
what was true in those days. There Is
no use telling the story Of the plot. for
II has been handed down for years, ana
though 1t has been heard time and again.
NJ" ono tires Of Il and, seeing Il as II Y
presented nov. Will help In liking II all
the more. Miss Helena Collier. the sister
uf the we'll known comedian Is charming
rs Lisa, the white slave. she Is a pretty.
Young woman. and was not long IN winning
the sympathy Of the audience. Miss Kate
Campbell, as the octoroon. Daphne, made
quite o hit She Is smart actress AND
quite emotional Miss Mai Wells made 4
hit Mrs, Lee. from Virginia. while Miss
Jennie Christie was n pronounced success
IN Der impersonatiou OF the did BLACK
nanny Mr. George Mech was rood AZ
Clay Brittou the misguided youth who
proves his love for the white slave Mfr
Thomas Gnrrick was strong as the mean
NIssissipplan who dealt 10 horses and ne.
groes- Mr.. Walter Woodul was funny
ceptabe as the negro preacher, while
Charles Webster's fun as Glenn, m old feld
hand was clever. The others Of the cast
were good. Tho Introduction Of negro
singers and dancers was well timed. ard
In every way The White slave" won a
triumph sstsZ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
TEXAS MARRlGES.

Kaufman. Texas. December %. Another
wedding took place az the Methodist par
sou and Miss eliza Foster were the con
tracing parties, Rev. c b. fladscr chi
ciatine
Aldlne. Texas December 90 MIR c. ~
Durham OF Aldlpe and Mrs NJ. - Stukcy
OF Philadelphia Pa. werc mtrrled ~ CAL
weston on the arrival of the New York.
steamer, on which Mrs Stukey was pas
senger.
Deuisop. Texas. December 80. Conductor
g r ootnlSi Oh lng Ni,53fo'f', NIhsas and
today at 81. Pahicke church The groom
IS Quo Of tho most popular conductors IN
the service of the Katy
Marlin. Texas Decomher n AT high
noon IN this city YESTERDAY q mHrciUgc CCrC-
monv Of nlota than ordinary interest was
pronounced by Rev D. III. tlotchkis> ~ The
Marlin Methodist church Mr. Henry Can
non Jones aud Miss Irene Watson verc
united IN the holy estate II pedlnck The
wedding took place AZ jhc palatigl home ~
the brde's parents. Colonel and Mrs A Z.
Watson Only members ~ the tmmedi 10
family and o few special friends Of the con
tracing conp'es were present. The gro 10
Is prominent in business and social circles
10 Nashville, Tenn heing connected In Q re-
sponslbe capacity With the Nashville. On ~
tanooga and St. Louis Railway comp d,
The bride is a daughter ~ Colonel r.
Watson, president " the First Natlo71l
Bank Of Marlin md nd Is yonGTg LADY q mos,
On he o'clock train yesterday evening Z /"
Nashville.
Llano Texas, December 30 Married. on
the path instant, a y. M OF the home Of
ne brides parents Dr.. p NJ stone and
vette officiating Only tho Immediate
family and p few relatives were present
BryGl, Texas, pI,eG9emher 9 .,pr WI
lam Johnson q Alabama 7nd Miss plnl
afternoon Mt 20 O'Clock Rev r. I, ghat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01

Payne. theft by conversion. guilty. nun.
ishmcnt assessed al two years IN the peni,
tertiary; Jesus GARLIC burglary Of private
residence, guilty, punishment AZ dyc years
In the pcnitcutiury: Alf Gowden theft NJ
one horse, dismissed; Bin Mitchell. rob,
berry, guilty, punishment assessed at live
years iu she peniicntiary; Less Middleton.
theft OF one horse, guilty, punishment as.
Middleton, theft Of one horse. guilty. pun
h,hmcnt nssesscd at two yours I'm penitcu.
tinry, Henry White. burglary. guilty, puu.
ishmcnt assessed at two years I'm pcui-
tcuUary; Anderson Johnson. burglary.
guilty punishment assessed OF two onrs In
peuitrntiAry; George caldwell, thAS from
acrson guilty punishment assessed at two
years In pcntentiary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
SUIT WAS DISMISSED.
Defendants Contend jurisdiction Does
Not [ ie in State Courts,

Defendants Contend Jurisdiction Does
Not Lie in State Courts.
Georgetown. Texas peccmbor 50 The
suit FOR $4,000 damages and perpetual in
junction 6lod recently 10 the district court
here by W j. Starnes against the Texhs
Cotton Products company was dlsmissod to.
day by the plaIntlf. Subsequent ia the
fling Of tho above suit the defendant com.
pauy filed a petition for removal Ia tho
Federal court. Western district, Austin di.
Tision. The petition for remnvai denies all
allegations Of plaintiffs petition ana states
further that the controversy IN thls actiOu
and every ISSUE Of fact and law therein Is
wholly between citizens ri different States,
piainfim. w L. Starnes, being citizen ~
Texas. and the defendant, Cotton Products
company, being a citizen Of New York; that
the company was Incorporated under tho
laws Of New York aud not under the lawg
~ Texas. and that the action therefore does
not come under the juriadiction Of this
court
AZ before reported IN Tho Post. the suit
brought by W. l.. Starnes was based upon
alleged injuries to plaintiffs residence, near
which the defendant company operates a
POUND bale gin PiaiItiH sturnes stated
10 The Post correspondent that he would
ale another suit for DANCES In the state
cOurtg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
COLIN Wants 4 Now Court

sherman. Texas December 81 Mossrs,
Nelse Gresham and bud Cottrcll. who are
10 represent Collin county in the ne2e-+,E
stature; Judge w, r. Be~ly promi
neut member OF the Collin county bar. and
John W. Mckinney. a prominent citizen
and untll recently a county official Of Col.
lin county, were In the city today repre-
nrnting We wisnes d. ',,q' eVuuS , ~ w
district
n is the unanimous wish Of the Collin
county bar that q new judicial district be
created, 30 have jurisdiction over all file
business returnablc 10 such q court orig
mating in Collin county. and to ST intern.
ately NJ sherman nd Mckinney
a hill has heen draw up for presentation
TO the legislature TO that effect, and II
will he urged by Collin county representa-.
tive unless opposed by the representative
hero.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
Cameron locals.

Cameron Texas, December 81 .--T Z.
Rhodes large brick livery stable Is noar
ting completion. Captain Irving has becn
laying some first class cement sidewalks Gu
Bolton street.
The }. u. Hcney home is almost ready
for tho finishing touches.
ed rhomkins s preparing to DO con,
siderable building on his place near town.
After couple oc weeks OF cool. clear
weather rain set ~ this morning, aud It Is
quito disngrccablc. thrcatenin bad spell
Three OF the boys arrested Tor breaking
IN saloon last Sunday pleaded guilty and
were hncd 81 mud costs. The others ARE
ont ON $500 bond each, awaiting the Feb
ruary tern OF county court. Because %
the extreme youthtulness OF the Offenders
the charge was reduced 10 the theft OF
property under value Of $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
Cl1appeIl Hill News.

Chappell Hill, Texas, December 81 The
chappeli Hin Femaie college began lis SEES
sion today win very good attendance,
though number OF the girls, who went
home 10 spend their vacation. have not
yet returned bat no doubt viii IN few
days.
The family OF Rec. g. 5. sandel. who
bis son, returned today and report having
a most enjoyable time
Mrs, Allen, a resident OF Houston, has
been here visiting the family of Mrs. s.
r. Adams. She returned home this after.
noon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
MEM YEAR Id TRf RlcF.

Mine Host LawIor Has Prepared Special
Music and Menu.
Captain James Tgwior has arranged
special musical program and menu for the
New Year dinner az the Rice today. Tho
dinner viii be served at o'clock.
Following is the musical program and
menu:
March New Years Greeting Bendix
Air dc Ballet Language Of the Roses,
Nalsc Caprice ....,...+,,.. hretchmcr
Selection from "Silgnon". ....... ;Thomas
Overture 'Rosamunde" .,...... Schubert
Invitation Ia Yalsc. ;..;..... :; /. Weber
Selection from "LAfricaine" Meyerboer
Novplette---"ln a. Cnzy Corner Hratton
Overture "a Night in Granada Kreutzer
Il, A. Rogers, Director
DINNER
Oyster Cocktail.
celery.
Consomme In cups Cream Of Cauliflower,
Sailed Peanuts. Cheese StraWs
Brolled Delaware Shad. Haitre DC Hotel.
Olives Parisicnc Potatoes.
stand Of Prime Beef Az jus.
Mashed Pointers New Potatoes in Cream.
Turkey, STUFFED With Chrstnuts, Crnnr
berry Sauce,
Terrapin en- Classes, Ncwbure.
Asparagus. French Peas.
Lamb Fries Suutc with Turtles.
New Year Punch.
WATERS.
Heads OF Lettuce. Fried Hominy.
MHllarQ Duck With Baked Apples
Browied Vans.
Saddle OF yenison, Currant Jelly.
Tomatoes au Mayonnaise.
Hot Miuce Pie, Lemon Meringue Pie.
German Plum Pudding Brandy Sauce.
Macaroon Ice Cream.
sherry Wine Jelly.
Assorted Cake. Nuts and Raisins.
CONNECTIONS Fruit.
Roquefort and Imperial Cream Cheese,
Toasted Bent's Crackers. Coffee.
Dinner: 10 $3.50.
Thursday, January 4. 1905.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
10 lNcREAse cAnErs.

Senators Get Two and congressman
Ono Additional Appointment
Washington, December 30 Tho members
Of The senate and house naval committees
after conferences with the secrctnry Of
the novy have practically decided on
plan for an increase In the personnel OF
Tho navy, il provides an additional naval
cadet from each district. two for each
senator, ana ten annually 10 be named hy
the president Tho difficulty IN connection
with the inequality In classes which would
result from sudden Injection of Increased
allowance Is TO be solved by giving the
secretary Of the navy the discretion Of de-
tcrmininG the times nt which the new
appointments are to be made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01

ilowcry wedding bell, Father T Henncssy
pronounced the corcuony that united for
inc the young couple who decided 20 Join
heArts ana hands IN the pursuit OF lite's
blessings The attendants were Misses Lu-
clio Lanc aud Carrie O'Brlen. Mr.. Connt
Spencer aud Miss Mamie Stiles Mr. Ncl,
son stiles und Miss Julia OBrlen, Mt VIII
Cook and Miss Mary Dtlon. Mr.. Eugene
Corn and Miss Iillic Hilli0rd.
Inny Friends aud relatives Of the FAMILY
we're present and beautiful wedding cake
was cut aud other refreshments served.
Mr. spencer the groom IS promlncpt
dcIgCist 1ntely Of Beaumont but Welt
known in Houston He VIII reside here
ana viii soon enter into business for him-
self
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01

Burkeyile Texas, December 20 Sheriff
Brown Of jasper county arrested at this
place today VIII Baker und w a. phomp.
son. charged with killing one Smith at
sadell, in Tyler county, on December 25
Baker Is from Montgomery, La. He en-
listed In company g. Forty first infantry,
United states volunteers, Mt Dallas, Texas,
aud served seventeen months Ia the Phi.
iDplne islands and was mustered out July
3, 1902
Thompson enlisted In company ID, Second
Texas volunteers. at Coleman city, and
was mustered out OF service June 20. 1895.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
THE TAX RECORD BROKEN
CITY COLLECTOR WELSH DID RUSH
ING BUSINESS ON LAST DAY.
The Largest Collections In the History
Of the City Were Made
Yesterday

The force Of etdeicnt clerks who are aid
ing city Assessor and Collector Welsh were
n tired lot Of mcu when they emerged from
their Office at o'clock last uleht In their
days rush Of work they had broken al tax
collecting records in the city Of Houston
and were smilipgly happy over The fact Tint
they had seen tho clty's finances very mate
,ially Increased during the day
During the hours from o'clock Yesterday
morning until 3 o'clock IN fhe evening there
was paid in in taNeS $8AopQ, The best pre-
vious day in the history Of the city was .
total Of $4,000,
While collector welsh realized that tho
davis business was running into large te
ures. no ono IN the Office appreciated tho
fsrt that Oh records were being broken tiu-
IN the figures were added MIR Welsh and
his force wore being congratulated urGn
the d8y's work by those who heard ot tb"
record breaker last night
Workmen will begin the construction of
q new door in the Milan street bridge to.
morrow.
The city employees win he given half
holiday today In which to celebrate the ad
vent Of The new year
Contractors Hipp 6 Key have signed the
contract for the construction of the Fifth
street Improvement, work 10 begin within
thirty days after ratincation by the board
OF Public works.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
Second Trial al Batsou to Come On |
EebruErY

Second Trial al Batson to Come On in
Februrry.
Lake Charles, In, December 81 Orders
were Issued by district court today appoint.
Ing j. u. Labesse, D. Deroueu, J. n. ISles,
] J. Hewitt and c W. Heard Jury com.
mlssioners aud directing them to snmmNl
grand jury FOR February 3 and petit
juries for February and every week dur
ing March.
The senopd trial OF Ratson once con
ricted Of numbering six members Of the
Earl family VIII probably begin February
p There are fifteen other murder cases
on the docket
c. II. Bradford, who ran an alleged lot.
convicted today OF operating banking
game. the penalty for which in Louisiana
Is $1,000 10 $1,000 fine or six months I'M
prIsonment Sentence was deferred
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01
4 GORGEOUS SOCIAL EVENT.
Second Annual Ball of the Italians Given
Last Night Decorations and Dances.

Brilliant social events hove been chor
acteristic Of the past two weeks Of holiday
mirth 10 Houston
Tho list would have been incomplete. how
ever, without the triumph " splrndor Witch
the Thallans achieved last night The sec
ond annual bali ~ this club was So con-
plete tn It's conception. 50 perfect IN its
execution and 50 gorgeous in It's details
that none Who were permitted 10 shnrc the
pleasures e the clubs yearly affair With
It's members viii ever forget the d1szling
efforts Of last evening
The committees In charge ~ the function
spared nothing In the way Of good taste or
labor In bringing together w decoration
and accessories the appointments which con.
stitutcd one Ot the handsomcst dances ever
given IN Houston. The decorations were
especially artistic IN origin aud design. Thc
electrician was called upon 30 exert bis
best talents and 10 furnish over 1900 incan-
dcsocnls, aud they flooded the bail with
mellow light that brought out With spien.
did effect the handsome gowns Of the rich
" dressed ladies'
SCHEME OF DECORATION.
The side walls were draped With smilax
and the windows were traced with the same
green vine The ceiling was fairly hidden
by streamers Of smilax fcstooned in grace
full arches aud thlckly studded With incan-
dcscents The centcrpiecc IN the ceiling
was nile green wheel and clustered be
meath were score OF white, maroon and
green lights.
Two smaller wheels short distance FROM
either end Of the hall and orudmentcd with
light clusters added 10 the beauty of the
ceiling decorations aud numerous swinging
baskets Of ferns hanging pendantlikc from
The shining ceiling served so complete the
artistic detail Of the decorators scheme.
Above. the stage was suspended a huge mono,
gram r. e.. which was hled with my
fights Three strands Of lights Mere drapcd
above the monogram and on tue side, OF
the stage IN figures Of light was The date
iQO2. The scenery changed With the wear;
Al midnight these figures were changed
while the dancers were at their banquet,
and when after the dawn OF the new year
they returned TO- the dancing room tho ng'
ures '1903" greeted them.
The stage was highly banked with palms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-01

and here was stationed Schrnm & DIehrs
full orchestra The punch booth was In
elaborate afiair In green. outlined with IN
cHndescrut lights aud conspicuous IN the
clubs c0lors. maroon and rrcen
rHE DANcls
The programs were especially handsome
aud costly They were the work Of A
Houston house, Bobrkc-Carglll company
mud n moro artistic production Is vet to he
seen in the ballroom The outside cover
was Of dressed lid over folders that con.
timed delicate painting with the mono
gram II c. and the ypnrs 1905 1905. on
the inside the following liat for engagements
Was found;
Grand march
Waitz-'N Maid Marian"
Two Princess chic"
Waltz -''rhc StrollciSH
Two Step "Burros on Parade
Waltz-"Silycr slipper
Two step Nancy Brown
Wult1 king Dodo.
Two Step "Cbineso Honeymoon"
IptcrmisSlon.
First cotillion.
Second cotilliou.
Third cotlN0n.
Following the banquet. which was served
in the cAboratey decorated room on the
first door OF the hall, three cotillions Of
exceedingly Intricate and pretty formation
were given.
Mr.. j. G, AIaillot and Miss Eva Tuggle
led the first cotilion and the principal
figure was the formation of the monogram
az the club in small Japnnesc lanterns car
ried aloft by the dancers
The second cotillion was led by Mr.
and Mrs George S. westcrncld and the
third by Mr. g. b. Nicholson aud Miss
Jean Cannon.
Some OF the visitors prcscnt were; Mr.
and Mrs. 4. T.. Bantu, Shreveport ~, ,
Miss Francis Bcasolb Cincinnati Ohio;
IL ri Benson, Aastin; Miss Agnes Brudey
Austin: Miss Vivian Brenigor, Austin; Miss
Narelssa Cunningham, san Antonio; WI
linn Caswei Austin; Miss NaDita DcNliit
Galveston: Miss Edwards, Dallas; Miss
Rcss Ferguson, Palestine; Miss tentresS5i
san Saba MIR and Mrs Theo Hcyck, Al
yarado. Miss Alino Harris. .Austiu Theo
S Johnston. New Orleans; Courtlani
Zones. Brcnham; Miss Lutte Moore. Gal
weston: leo MncHtcc. MnXahHchc, Miss
Rose Nollc. Austin; George Phclau. chi
caao; Armon Polk, Galveston: Miss F9n-
Mic Rutherford. AUSTIN Miss Julin settle,
Galveston; George o. Stouer, Victoria. G..
s. scott ST. Louis; Mr.. Works Beaumont