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gan.aaaaa.a.a V. I SUNDAY MORNINGS JULY 3. 1921. IMNNMNNHHtHMNN Bride mid Attendants For Wedding of the Past Week 9 j. vf.

Afcl ati -W grr nrr iz 11 11 1 nfl imTi, 'v if irL r-. 1 1 Win ii I U-v 1 II ctv 1 1 a Prominent Rryan Ratnbaud will leave Monday night for Asheville, N. C. Mrs. Watson goes to spend the remainder of the Mimmer at her summer home there and Airs.

Hum baud will be her guest for a time. Miss Edith Meldrum leaves this evening for New Tork to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. B.

at Briardiffe lodge, Scarborough, N. fur the remainder of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Myer, Miss Myer and Sterling Myer Jr.

will leave Saturday for Canada to spend the t-ummer. Mrs. Hubert B. Finch returned last week from a short stay at Winslow, Ark. Mrs.

W. S. Cochran and children, Billy and Jane, left Saturday night to spend the summer at Wliudow, Ark. T. H.

Guthrie went np on the same train to join Mrs. Guthrie and children, who left last week. J. T. Lockman went to Tort Worth Thursday to spend the week end over the Fourth with her daughter, Mrs.

Sidney J. Wilson. Mrs. J. H.

Richardson, who has been itli her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ij.

Neuliaus, the past week, was joined Saturday by Mr. Richardson, and Monday they will motor back to their home at Cisco. Mrs. Lee Deey and little daughter of Waco are apendtng today and Monday with her father and sister. R.

M. Bain and Miss. Harriett in Galveston. They will telnrn Monday evening to be witb'-Mri. O.

J. Lee through the week. Mr. and R. Howard of Palestine are spending the week-end with Dr.

and Howard. Saturday evening they had dinner together at the Brasos this evening will diiwn to the 'bay' shore home of Mr. and Bonner for dinner. Mr. and Mr.

Max Taub snd Miss Rosa Bertha Taob will leave the end of the weck-for Poland Springs. Me. Miss Raso will enter the iunior year at Wellesley college In the fall. Miss lone Pedeu and Edward Pedcx will return, Jtomt this week Allen l'eden arrived 'last week. Mr.

and Mrs. George Smyth aro spending the week-end ani will re. main over Monday With Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart r.

at their bry shore summer home st Bay Ridge. Mr. and H. Bowman Austin are spending the week-ead with thn latter's aunt, Mra. It E.

Brooks Mrs. Bowman win bar-beat remembered 'as Miaa Grace Booty of Georgetown. She made her debut In Houston several seasons age, when she spent the winter with Mrs. Brooks. Mra.

Bid Bovles of Waco and Beth. Btrona of Dalian are Boasts of Mrs, Adrian. More, N. 11 sii) tuiitwa her son, Butler Perryman, Jr. About forty of his small fnends enjoyed -the occasion with him games on the lawn 1 giving diversion the first part of the afternoon.

The birthday cake, with ita glowing candles, adomd the table, whic was decorated in pink, and the favors were balloons. Ice cream and cake were served. Many gifts were received by the-young honoree. Shower for Miss Lehde.it- Tuesdi ntertair uesday evening Mrs. Robert Oliphant entertained at the home of Mrs.

A. Fehlan, 1604 Spring street, in compliment to Miss Tillie Lehde, with a kitchen' shower. Ferns, daisies and zinias adorn-' k. ed the home, and games and contests furnished diversion. Mrs.

A. Ziachang and Mrs. W. F. Lehde won first prises, Mrs.

J. F. Oliphant and Miss Tillie Lehde the consolation. After the games Ihe guests were invited into the dining rooaa.V where the table was filled with man a Dcauiirui gins ior me nonoree. Alpha Kappa Phi Anniversary Dance The Alpha Kappa Phi fraternity rjll entertain with a dance on the Rice rpoJt Thursday, July 7, in honor of their first '7, anniversary.

Invitations have been; to-reived by the many friends of the mefn-bers of the fraternity to attend the dance'' and quite a number of the younger ish set over the State will attend affair. Postponed Lawn Party Be Held fgf The lawn party which the Clem4jfs Memorial Guild had planned for last week and which had to be postponed on ac count of the storm will be held Wednesday evening of this week at the parish house from 8 to 10 o'clock. Butler-Maurice 41 Cards reading as follows havheenY- posted: ii Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius D.

Butler ft nounce the marriage of their daughter. UonriM on Thursday, the of June, 1821, Houston, 1 exas. Bridge for Miss Ogiltifg Mrs. J. Wade Cox will entertain with four tables of bririire Tuesday afternoon in rollinlim ell to Miss Mae OgllviS, WhOSO rrarringe to Frank Kruse of Ban Iran- Cisco will oe an inieresiiug cvsai i -w week.

The personnel will include'' tte honoree's close frisnds. Dance at Three A dance is to given by aontt'of'tlie voung men on Wednesday evening, July 6, at Three Pines, on too Haxrijbu' road. Dickson orchestra WUI mm the mask. Mra. Calvin Baxter Garwood a charming fcrlde of the past week.

She was formerly Miss Christie Moore, and the wedding took place at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moore, Wednesday evening.

Her attendants Included her sisters, Mrs. Henry Harrison Bryant of San Antonio and Miss Annie Bess Moore as matron and maid of Mrs. Patrick Henry Swearingen of San Antonio and Mrs. Perryman Moore of Houston as matrons and Miss Olivette Wise of San Antonio and Miss Louise Garwood of Houston as brides -nl Bryant of San Antonio. Misses Mis8 More, and n- ol her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kiicst.

Miss e.ieanor aiorse, ana of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Mrs. Cockrell's mother, Mrs. Duncan of Waco are spending a few weeks at Galveston. Mrs. G.

H. Mensing and Mrs. Jack Ilerschey of Galveston were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.

Mensing. Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Graves and little son have returned from San Antonio. Mrs.

Robert F. Campbell has returned from a stay of two weeks at 'Wichita Falls. Mrs. Virgil Scott and her sister, Miss Arn Thompson, leave this week for New Mr. and Mrs.

Tilford Jones and Dr. and Mrs. Half Graves are spending the week end at Alta Ijoina. Mr. and Mrs.

Hayward Keith of Elena were guests a few days last week of Mr. and Mrs. Fishbach Whe-less. Mrs. W.

R. Scott and her sister, Mrs. Van Buskirk, will leave Mondsy for San Francisco to spend the summer. Miss Mary Waldo left last week for New York, whence she will sail for Martha's Vineyard to spend the summer. Miss Virginia Waldo returned home last week from Kent Place school hi New Jersey.

Miss Kate Icavell will leave the middle of the week to join her father, Dr. W. II. I-eavell in Mississippi, and together they will visit in South Carolina and later go to Virginia to spend the summer. Mr.

Jesse Andrews and son, Edwin Andrews will return to Kansas City this evenirg. and will be joined later maid. The flower airls were little Mary ane) Katherine Webb of San fIaAG tournamrnt, a more or less national golf event for the Fourth July, will be held at the Country Monday, along with a general holi-iay program arrnnRod by the cluh for the members and their families. The flag tournament is for the men and will begin at 1 o'cloek. l'lay will be iu twosomes or foursome, as the players decide.

For the ladies, a putting con-teat has been arranged to be held at 5 o'clock, a prue to be awarded to the lady taking the least number of strokes oer a nine-hole putting course. I'riies for Ihla and the flag tournament will be awarded at the golf tea which will be held from 5 to 8 o'clock. An orchestra will be there, and those who wish to dance may do so. At dusk there will be fireworks to wind np the celebration In a burst of glory. Many parties have already been formed, and indications are that goodly number will take part in the golfing events, v- while many will go down for the tea and dancing.

With several attractive visiting girls ft 1 nt fnr thn Tonrth it Terry Kennon Jones and Emily Ann Antonio were ribbon bearers. honor of Miss Simmons and their n-day evening at their home on Clear Lake Mr. and Mrs. K. A.

l'eden gave a dinner for the same honoree. Kleanor Morse will be honoree at a dinner at Snn Jacinto Inn this evening, nnd on Tuesday Mrs. Luke 0. Jtradlcy will entertain for her with a bridge luncheon. Mrs.

J. I. Houstoun gave a luncheon for Miss Morse Tuesday at her home. Among the events filanned for the week will be Miss lebecca Sanders' boating party, which the weather interfered with last week. Miss Elizabeth Hutchison of St, Louis, who is visiting Misa Fanny Uoykin, waa honoree at a delightfully informal lawn party and dance, which Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Boykin gave for her Thursday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Hoy kin and family have moved into the E. B. Parker home, "The Oaks," which they have taken for the term of Mr. and Mrs.

Parker's absence from the city. Mrs. Gabriel J. Lee entertained with six tables of bridge Friday afternoon in compliment to her guest, Mrs. Lee Dewey of Waco, and Mra Adrian Moore, who recently moved from Waco to make her home in Houston.

Artistic little aprons of different) colored crvtona were given for table prises and to the honoreea, and the score cards were In yellow motif. During the games punon was served and at the close an ice course. Mrs. Dewey's visit is the inspiration for a round of parties this week. A bridge party will be given Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs.

Philo Howard will entertain a small group of the honoree's friends at luncheon Tuesday at 1 o'clock. Mrs. E. T. Chew will give a bridge party Wednesday afternoon.

Thursday Mrs. K. It. Gilmer will give an informal luncheon and in the afternoon Mrs. Harry --Holmes -will entertain with bridge, the personnel to include the members ot her dub and a few additional guests.

Mrs. Adrian Moore and her guests, Mrs. Bid Boyles of Waco and Mrs. Beth Btrong of Dallas, will also be bonorees at this party. Several other hostesses have not yet completed their plana.

Society children are not to be outdone by their elders, and the past week there were a lot of children's parties. As one of the mothers expressed it, "just give them a birthday cake and let them cut it and have some ice cream to go with it, and you have a wonderful party for the children." Among the parties was one with which Billy Cochran, son of Mx. and Mrs. W. B.

Cochran, celebrated his fifth birthday Monday afternoon, A group of neighborhood children enjoyed it with 'him, the mothers of the tots also finding the occasion a sort of pleasant reunion of those who not so many rears ago ware grris together. Uttle Allss UwemMlva uarrew kari a MnebW Friday afternoon, eele. Home Portrait by the Fletchers brating her fifth birthday at the home Garrow. in Courtlandt Place. Games on the lawn and a Cinderella contest with the bluebird motif all through made the affair a tharming one, and the birthday enke carried out the idea with its five tiny blue candles, Frank Weslerficld's ninth birthilsy Saturday was the inspiration for gntht'ring of neighborhood friends at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Westerfield in Westmoreland. Mrs. Gabriel J. Lee entertained with a children's party Saturday afternoon in compliment to little Miss Alice Dewey of Waco, who is visiting here with her mother, Mrs.

Ijee Dewey, and little Miss Mary Ixniise Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Moore, neweomera Houston and formerly of Waco. About 18 guests enjoyed this party on the lawn. Mrs.

K. I. Farish will entertain for her niece, little Miss Retta II ail it, who is a Fourth of July baby, on Monday afternoon with a patriotic party on her Inwn, when flags will be used with the patriotic colors and souvenirs will be of the same theme. Aa announcement received by Houston friends of the bridegroom, who graduated from Hire Institute with the clsss of is of much interest and let dp as follows: Mr. and Mrs.

Lester C. Scott announce the marriage of their sister, Mary Sue. to Herbert A. Hailey on Tuesday evening. June- 28, 1U21.

Memphis, Tcnn. At home liMj!) Agnes place, Memphis. Mr. Bailey ns a popular student at Rice and a member of the Idlers' Hub and has a great many friends here. Another announcement of Interest, especially iu Galveston, is tbnt of the marriage of Archibald Dcnnison of a well-known Galveston family and Miss Nancy Campbell of I'oiighkecpsie, N.

which took place in that city on June Mr. IVnnison is a relative of Judge Archie Campbell of Galveston land Mrs. Herbert Roberts of Houston his aunt. Mrs. Roberts was present at the wedding, Laving gone some weeks ojo to pend the summer in the North.

Aunouncement is made by Mr. and Mrs. ,1. M. Jones of the marriage of their daughter, Klsa Marie Ijmdwehr, to Lloyd Thomas Whitney of Texas City.

The ceremony took place on June 30 at their heme, Milam, with service read by Rev. J. F. Hardie. The bride wore a handsome gown of gray crepe satin embroidered In grey silk snd ambvr heads, with leghorn hat trimmed in orchid and pink, and harmonising accessories.

The house was beautifully decorated with daisies and palms and ferna. Ouly a'fevr Intimate friends were present together with the family. Mr. and Mra. Whitney will make their home in City.

Mra. Watson and Mrs. Lai Miss Elizabeth Godwin and ber guest. Miss Kleanor Bliss of Baltimore, will arrive in Galveston on the steamer "Concho" Wednesday. A tarty of friends will go down to meet them and accompany them "to Hoiisron.

Miss Godwin graduated in June from Bryn Mawr college and since her graduation has enjoyed a round of delightful bous! parties with school friends. Mrs. M. II. Gossett left last week to visit relatives in Dallas and later will go to IMroit to visit ber daughter.

Mrs. Katharine Kinnear, for the summer. During her absence Judge Goa-sett will live at the Country dub. Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Spott anil daughter. Margaret Elizabeth, left Wednesday evening for a tour of Colorado and California. They hare shipped their car and expect to enjoy many delightful motor trips over the fine Western roads.

Miss Ruth Greenhill, who received her B. A. degree from Rice Instilnte. is attending the University -f Texas, where she is taking a special course. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Clemens ind son, Frank, left Saturday nigbt for Stead's ranch, rear Kstes Park, in Colorado, to spend a month. Mrs. Jnmes L. Autry and Miss Alii.

May Autry will leave Tnurrday for Long Beach. where thev will spend the summer at the Virzinh hotel. James I Autry Jr. and R. S'arkx Williams, who have been to New York mi the oil tanker Franklin, wil! return to Houston Monday.

Mr. Wiiliamn will go on to his home at Leesburg. and Mr. Autry will go to the North Texas oil fields for the simmer. Mr.

I j. A. Dnffan. who has beer, here for a visit of length her daughters. Mrs.

B. B. Gilmer and Miss Katie Daffar. returned to her borne in Ennis Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Bnsdiardt left Saturday morning for Michigan to speud the summer, stopping en route to leave their children with Mrs. Bnschardt's mother in Brer.ham.

Miss Mary Trammel! will go to Abilene this week to visit her grandparents. Captain and Mrs. Sam C. Young. Mr.

and Mrs. II. B. Jackson and family will leave on July 1 to spend two months touring the West, having shipped their cars to Ixis Angeles. Miss Hotel Kirby Spenee arrived Saturday night from Tennessee where she has been visiting, to spend a short time with her mother and grandmother, Mra.

Annie tanrie Spence and Mrs. Mary A. Boston. Mrs. M.

T. Jones left Saturday for her stimmer home at North Conway, N. H. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Bowles have returned from their wedding trip and after thi week will be at home in their home in Bontamore. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Cockreil and Mr. and Mrs.

Abbott Cockreil and in the city the past week there has been quite a bit of informal entertain- ing, especially for the younger set and the Ojleg girls and boys home for the summer vacation. Mia Ar Haawell of Bryan, who is visiting -Miss Louise Garwood, was henerae at an elaborate progressive dinner 6f beautiful appointment Saturday evening, having as host Stiles Giraud. The diner began at 8 o'clock at the Bratok court, a novel feature it the "evening being the game of "Put and'Take," the newest diversion of so-V ciety; played with miniature tops. This an exciting contest right along -with dinner, and souvenirs were award-' ed to. the winner.

The table was lovely with neutral inouud of jasmine and ColBJpWa roses. Around this were cor-sagea for the girls, each attached to a in the week by Mrs. Andrews. Miss Alma Belle Dodd of Orange, a talented pianist, is spending six weeks with Mrs. Katherine Allen Lively at her home, 3211 Smith, and studying with Mrs.

Lively. Forty -Two Club Entertained Mrs. R. A. Lottmaa entertained the Progressive Forty-two Club at her home on State Street Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Kd Hillendahl and Mrs. Weaeh man were guests of toe club. Mrs. Eugene Diehl.

won first prize; Mrs. Charles Matlage, second, and Mr. Leo Itirman, consolation. After the came a next meeting will be with Mrs. Matlage.

Ogilvie-Kruse Mr. and Mrs. W. Ogilvie announce the approaching marriage of their dangh tor Mia In Wmruria Kruno nf Kan Won. Cisco, the wedding to take place on July 0, at 8 o'dook in the evening at their home, (19 Emerson In Westmoreland.

After an extended western trip they will be at home in Berkeley, Cat, after August 1. Birthday Party Mrs, Butler Perryman entertained with a uartv Tueadav afternoon at Woodland Park la honor of the eighth birthday of the girls pulled the rib-'3 o'clock the party went to ''i the Ree roof, where the salad and the desseK courVes were served, and the remaJoer pf the evening spent in danc- Aaaie Simmons of Fort Worth, Jane Myer, has been recipient of many hospitaiitios during the wek. Among these was a Vf Mat -IKirtjr flven by Mr. J. W.

Sandern Miss Lilliau Harden dinner dance at Ban -J Jacinto park Taesday evening: Miss 'V-. Ellen Clayton gave a dance Saturday i .1 veninf 'at the home of her parents. i-H W. L. Clayton, naming it', aonoree Miss Bimmoas, and also 11 sm Ann ThnmnaAn.

who la tha raaat I'-ii Mlfra. W. D. Cleveland, Jt entenainwi party at oinner ir in f'VBraae court Saturday evening taw ')y )t.