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1 'V. 36 lUUSTON DAILT POST: SUNDAY M0I117ING, FEBRUAHY 5, 1011. 'rrrrff j- jijij-jnjnj-Lrj-jxrLTLruxnjnj-Lr jrnr nrirrf ri" -i-iir ri-ni" r-r "1 Mimm tk. am. I aiA li i MArwmJI In Minis, a MARLIN.

flower pots, tn the center of which waa. lorn. i iiiissw l'i iwiiiii wots susses ciua ri Rlma. tlmmia flonMr. Ttarthe.

Wallace, i 3t Mrs. J. H. Berg to go ta Roaaten with her Wednesday. 1 Mrs.

Charlie Nolts, who to ta 01 health, accompanied by Miss Fannie Nolte, went to Port Lavaca Thursday and, Joined by her Clarence Die trios, went to Cuero. Donald Poole of Bar City escorted Miss Matthews and Mrs. Jesse Matthew of Glsn Flora and Mrs. Todsmar of Bay City to Matagorda Wednesday la a touring ear, and they spent a few hours with Mrs. M.

E. Lawson. snap and wink passed the time very pleasantly, but the latter was enjoyed most of all. Refreshments of fruit salad, whipped cream and cake were served. The Ladles Aid of the Baptist church met with Mrs Abney.

Mrs. C. R. Lovett conducted the meeting. A pounding for the new minister, also a supper for himself and family was arranged for.

Those present were: Mesdames Heslep, Williamson. Perry Harris Crofts, Leverett. Jenkins. Johnson. Andrew.

Misses l.oul3e Harris and Annie D. Cox spent a few days at Temple last wek. Miss Florence Wolf Is a guest for a few days of Mrs. Luther Gresset. MISS AMELIA CORINNE HYMAiV'.

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Hyman of Brenham, Texas, who la being entertained as the guest of her aunt.

Mrs. Leon Levy of Oklahoma City. Miss Hyman Is an accomplished pianist and has for the past four years been connected with the Second Infantry Orchestra, Brenham. On the eve of her departure she was honored with a surprise serenade by tlie orchestra. Vrillxr 1Cthvl HMilanr and Katla May OUlstt Mrs.

Annie Hugeiey entertainea witn nrtv.m VfnnAav evenins In nomnt t- ment to the visiting 'young ladles. Ke treshments of cream, oaks and tuned dates were served during the evening. Those present were Misses' Mamie May Brooks and Ollle Elmore of Wharton. Mock of Florida, Jamie, Ussde and Hawkins and Zalle Austin. AUSTIN.

The) American History club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs- Percy V. Pennybacker. Mrs. Leon Williams entertained her Bridge olub Tuesday at Harmony olub. Mrs.

T. J. Bennett gave a large and prettily appointed bridge party Wednesday sstternoon. The Pathfinders met Thursday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. C.

Walker. Mrs. M. P. Templeton gave an artistic luncheon Thursday at the Country club.

The senior class of the Austin academy gave a dance Friday night, ThaVAdamlo reception and dance at the woman's building Friday night was a very large affair, about f00 guests being present. The Chi Omega sorority gave a theater party Wednesday In honor of Miss Rand, a member of the ot the Father" company and also a popular Chi Omega, Mrs. Sam Wroe entertained her bridge club Thursday. The, young ladles of the university gave a Jolly "baby" party Monday night in the Mrs. John M.

Bennett of San Antonio was here Wednesday to attend the meeting of the board of directors of the Colonial Dames. Miss Marie Graham Is visiting tn Waco. and Mrs. Randolph Tucker, Miss Janet House and Miss Mary Lee of Boston arrived Tuesday to visit Colonel and "Mrs. E.

M. House. Mrs. A. B.

Palm gave an Informal tea Thursday afternoon. Mrs. S. E. Dllworth and Mrs.

William Cocke of Ashevllle, N. are the guests of Mrs. George W. LitUefleld this week. Miss Flora Goodrich of Louisville Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Frank Buchner. Miss Dona Hughes and Joseph Jennings were married Wednesday evening at the First Baptist church. Mrs. Wallace Kelley and children are visiting In Glddlngs. Miss Josephine Koblnson and Tom Butler were married Wednesday morning at St, Mary's church.

Mrs. Leonard Schneider was matron of honor and John Butler was best man. The little flower girls were Mary Louise Robinson and Pauline Halde-man. The ushers were Waiter Stahky of Dallas. Allle Estill.

Ralph Rooinson and Charles Casey. A wedding breakfast was served after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Butler left for Chicago and New York for a wedding trip.

Among the entertainments given In honor of this popular young people were a dinner oy Mr and Mrs. Ed Rqblnson, a luncheon by Miss Halite Bremond and a dinner by Mrs. Joe Martin. Mr. Butler entertained with an elaborate stag dinner at the Country club Monday night.

Covers were laid for fifteen, 1 lie Newman club gave a pretty danoe at the Knights of Columbus hall Thursday night. Miss Alberta Martin gave a large arty Tuesday night. GEORGETOWN. Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Leake Friday at o'clock entertained a few friends with a course dinner. Covers were laid for the following: Dr. and Mrs.

W. P. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ji Rountree, Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. WooUley, Mrs. M.

Harrel, Miss Louise Woodley and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Leake.

Capta. J. S. Jones of Taylor was here this week on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson Armstrong. Miss Bessie Belle. Cooper entertained a few friends on Monday evening at her home in honor of Miss Dysart of Marshall, Mo. Progressive nversation was the delightful feature of entertainment. Miss Cooper was assisted by her mother.

Mis. P. Cooper, and Mrs. Emzy Taylor. Miss Mabel Flanagan was hostess for the younger society set Monday afternoon from 3 to o'clock at her home, where they were Invited to play progressive "forty-two." Refreshments were served.

Those present were: Misses Lula and Beulah Tallev, Bond Sneed, Annie Sanford, Edna Brown, Mabel Koontx, Alberta MoGlnnls. Fletcher McKlnnon, Anita Storrs. Myrtice Payne, Annie Craig. Hol-lle Crutchfleld, Mary Rose, Corinna Cooper, Mamie Horger, Gladys Nowiln, Laura Patrick and Juanlta Stafford of Cameron. One of the most enjoyable occasions ot the year was a social meeting given by the Home and Foreign Missionary socle-ties of the Methodist church Monday afternoon at the parsonage.

It was an Informal affair and during the hours the charm of conversation was broken by sweet strains of music, first by Mlsa Bess Crutchfleld In a violin solo, piano accompaniment by Miss Blrod; later Misses Grace Glllett and Vivian Dover each a vocal solo. Plate favors were bunches of violets tied with yellow and white, the societies' colors. About 100 ladles called during the hours. Mrs. Ryland Young and daughter Martha are visiting In Austin.

Mrs. A. M. Nalley and Miss Bess Caro-theis spent Tuesday In Austin. Mesdames T.

W. Wilson and N. Mc-Daniel were In Leander this week. SMITHVILLE. Mrs.

A. Walker and Miss Lottie Turney are visiting relatives and friends In San Antonio. Mrs. L. XT.

Saunders has returned home from a five weeks' visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beard, In Rhome, Texaa.

Mrs. W. A. Hlghsmlth of Bastrop Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E.

H. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. N.

P. Westcott have returned to theie home In Nappsburg, after a month's visit to Mrs. Westcott's brother, Dr. J. H.

Powell. Mrs. John Zwelner of La Grange If visiting her mother, Mrs. M. A.

Good-lett. Mlsses Ethel and Rena Vlckers are home from a week's visit to friends in San Antonio. Miss Flora Swanhaumer of Halletts-ville Is visiting Mrs. C. W.

Turney. Mrs. Eugene Kennedy of Elgin Is visiting Mrs. R. L.

Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.

Storer were here from San Antonio this week. Rev. J. M. Renlck, chaplain of the house of representatives, was here with his home folks several days this District Attorney J.

6. Jones of Bastrop was here from Bastrop Wednesday. Mrs. L. A.

Busby and Misses Clara and Lucile Hamilton went to Waco Friday night to see "Ben-Hun" BELLVILLE. Miss Lillian Bolten la visiting with rela tives In Kerrvllle. Miss Mame Boynton of Houston la a t. Hiss CarTington. who has been her With her father.

Dr. Cerrlngton. has returned to bar home In PflugervlUe. i. Mrs.

F. P. Nettles, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. Loughridge In Waco, Is home. Mrs.

J. B. Krensch of Temple Is again In Marlin for a month. i Mr. and Mrs.

Abe Aronsohn hare re-" turned from Waco. vi Miss Kate Keesee is visiting her sister. Mrs. Reeves, in Waco. Miss Minnie Lee Strange Is a recent Arrival from Houston.

Mrs. Louise Robertson left Thursday Jor a two weeks' visit to Kldora do. Ark. Mrs. Lizzie Hamilton came in this week from Hlco.

Mrs. Joseph Smith is here from Travis. Mayor and Mrs. S. Ward are here from Rosebud.

Miss Liliie Hendricks has returned to her home In Houston. Mrs. I. W.od of Rosebud spent the day here Thursday Mrs. J.

Bolter has returned to her home In Tort Arthur Mrs. J. W. Sr.eed and Miss Schiller of Rosebud are visiting here. Mrs.

B. K. Roundtree has returned to her homo in Rosebud Miss Patsy slater returned toilay from two months; visit to San Angelo, Christoval and Sonora. Mrs. J.

J. Thornton, who has been with her mother. Mrs. B. J.

Miller, has returned to her home in Teague, Miss Mollle Granger is a lare arrival Irom Beaumont. Sirs. Sam Bykowski. who now lives In Detroit, came in this week to apend a couple of months among her old- time friends. She is accompanied bv her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and I Miss Henrietta Jacobson fiaa, returned to her home in Houston. '7 Mrs. W. L. Smith, who has been In Marlin for the past week, has for her guest her friend.

Mrs. L. M. iMckerson, from Wichita Kails. Mrs.

T. Rogers, who has been visiting Mrs. W. C. Rogers, lefi this week for Keagan.

where she will spend a few days before going to Teapue to visit with 1 Mrs. J. W. Stuart. Miss Minnie Wist on has come back to Marlin after a visit to Waco.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stuart returned this week from extended visits to San Angelo, Christoval and Sonora. Mrs. George Moore Is here from Aus- un.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Storrs and Mtsa Mann of Seisel spent Sunday In Marlin. Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Spltmer are re- cent arrivals from Palestine. Mrs. J.

L. Hyem Is here from Port Arthur. Miss Agnes McKfnney has returned to her home in Houston Mrs. A E. Burns of Houston cam this week for a month's stay.

Mrs. L. C. Baker has returned to her home in Jacksonville. Miss Willie Landrum Is here for a Wait with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Barclay are here VIM i TT 1.

lit, i Mrs. S. n. Davidson of Reagan is visiting In Marlin this week. Miss Alice Boynton was the week-end guest of Miss Chatham.

Mrs. J. C. Campbell Is a late arrival Mrs. J.

Bown went to her home tn Crockett this week-Mrs. Mattie Krenshaw came this Week from Lafayette. La. Mrs. O.

Wells of Rosebud la spending the week here with friends Mr. and Mrs Gus J. Myers of Houston are guests here. Mr. and Mrs.

John Fensll came In from Reisel for a couple of days this Mrs. Daisy Allen has returned to her i home in Forf Worth. Mrs. L. M.

Wilson is expected here tomorrow from Galveston to spend a week with relatives. Miss Berta Clark has returned to her home in Houston. .1 I I. Jali.M are here from Palestine. Um RaaEic C.a rm an1 1 lAllffhtPr are expected here today to visit with her sister.

Miss Cherry, who Is with Mrs. Lamb. Moo. J. P.

Buck of Brenham la a late arrival in Marlin. Mrs. T. F. Griffin of Ennls Is visiting Mrs Esther Canales has returned to her home in Corpus Christl.

Mrs. Haynes P. Young, who lives In Paint Rock, arrived Thursday for a visit to her parents. Mayor and Mrs. F.

S. Heffner. Mrs. S. M.

Crosby has returned to her home in Marlin after a month spent here. Miss Emms Steele has returned to her home In Galveston. Mrs. Luella Poell has returned to her stome In Houston. Miss Katie Starr and J.

E. McKlnney, both of McClannahan. came In to Marlin Sunday and were married by Jus tlce Ben Taylor as they sat In their buggy In the court house square. The teachers and pupils of the Marlin high school showed their appreciation of the efforts of the people In town to help them stand fast as to buildings and mnH irtuvil and Fridav Bight of last week held open house In the splendid new auditorium which has recently been furnished. A short, entertaining program was carried out to the njoymenr 01 an prwm.

i uurri by Dr. Bergen was so good ar.d so to ine point inai mBST mwumuii: lyiuiiimto have been heard since that time on the ability of this good man along educational lines. The Sharp club met with Miss Hflle Bart Johnston last Saturday. A full membership was attendance, as is slways the ease when the club meets at the Johnston home, and a most dellght-' ful time was had. The program was very good for the evening and each par-tlclpant was at her best.

After adjourn-hwnt refrMhments were served bv the hostess and her mother, who is every i girl's friend and admirer. inis ciuo I meets next week with Miss Lra Mae The Ladles Social club met with Its 'president, Mrs. Sanford Stallworth, this week. The principai subject up for dis- euasion was cleanup day, which was set for March 1. All of the people of will be asked to co-operate with the club in Its efforts for a clean city.

March this club will put on "Texas," which Is being rehearsed now It is expected that the ladies will make as great a success of this play as they have always Bade In the past. Refreshments were served after the club members had tried their hands at "forty-two." The Musical club met this week with Mrs. N. W. Goodrich.

An especially fine program was carried out. consisting of a lesson on Tannhauser by Mrs. Hermann all Interested and well up on the work. Mrs. Tom Connarly gave a vocal number that was roundly applauded by all.

while the chorus sang so well that they had to come back and render the second num-her and then give an encore. Miss Lala Branson was at her best when she gave her part of the program, an Instrumental Oleoe of rare beauty The hostess served two-course luncheon that was delicious. The club had for its guests on this occasion Mesdames Monroe of Waco and Fife of St. Louis ar.d Miss Lee of San Angelo. In a short time the club will give a musical cantata which is anticl-' 4ated with great pleasure by those who know the personnel of the Musical club.

LAMPASAS. Mrs. J. M. Maddock and son, P.a:pli, Sunday with friends near Copperas, Cove.

i Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Tates went to Fort Worth to au nd the wedding of the latter' slater. Mits Geneva McWhirter, to Rev. J.

F. Isbell of the Methodist church Of Hillsboro. Mrs. Maria Wachendoler entertained at a dinner Sunday in honor of her son, Charles, and several of his friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank E. ScoviUe of Ls-' redo swe visiting the latter brother, ljouls Phflic and wife. The Social club held its regular meet-. tag last Batttrdar at the home Mrs.

J. It. Key Mrs. Key was assisted by Mrs. H.

X. Key and Miss Ruth la serving marshmailow, sponge and white and dark cake. Miss Merl Eastes entertained a number of friends last evening at thv horns ac her aunt. Mrs. W.

Craft. Music. I i one as consolation. Delicious refreth-O menta were served at the of the games. This club new numbers thirty members, of whloh a majority was present Friday night CAMERON.

Miss Mayes baa returned to her home tn Commeroe, after being the guest of Mrs. H. N. Nay lor (or several weeks. Miss Bess Avrlett spent Saturday In Waco.

Misses Grace and Annie Stalls worth and Lena Bosley spent Saturday la Waoo attending Ben-Hur. Miss Katherine Henderson was the guest of Miss Pansy Coffield of Rockdale this week-Mrs. John Snyder has returned to her home In Clayton, N. M. Mrs.

J. M. Mlddleton spent a few days In Rosebud this week, the guest of Mrs. Ben Harrell. Miss Myrl Sapp of Rosebud has returned to her home after spending a few days with Misses Sapp, Mrs.

T. 8. Henderson spent last Monday in Rockdale, the guest of relatives and friends. The Baraca class of the Baptist church entertained Tuesday evening In the home of Mrs. N.

Cass. About ISO guests were present. Including Reverend Mr. Ellis of the Episcopal church. Reverend John Held, pastor of the "Baptist church of Taylor, and Reverend C.

C. Young. Muslo was enjoyed throughout the evening, contributed by the Baraca orchestra, Delicious refreshments were served, consisting of brown bread, sandwiches, cream, tea and chocolate. Miss Marv Henderson will return to her home from Richland Springs this The Shakespeare club met with Mrs. J.

M. Ralston this week, with the following members present: Mesdames J. B. Watts. M.

J. Moore, R. P. Jeter. Misses Edna and Daisy Sprinkel and Lillian Atkinson.

During the social session that followed the parliamentary drill, violet colored grape Juice In crystal dishes arranged on plates daintily garnished with violets, was served with date cakes. The U. club has been recently organised with the following members: Misses Ruth Henderson, Agnes Led better, Vance Hardy, Beula Dobbins, Grace GUlon, Nell Morton, Nona Clement, I. Ck Bonds, Evelyn Butts, Emma Smith, Vivian Booker, Beuna Caldwell. Miss Nona Clement entertained the club with a chafflng dish supper.

The Priscllla club was entertained by Mrs. C. D. Lay Wednesday afternoon. A majority of the members were present and enjoyed a most Interesting session.

The guests for the afternoon were Mrs. R. H. Johnson and Misses Bassett of Dallas and Miss Mayes of Commerce. The next meeting of the club will be with-Mrs.

H. N. Naylor. Mrs. J.

M. Ralston last Saturday afternoon entertained the Thallana and the following Invited guests with a "Chanticleer Mestemes J. D. Hefley, Wm HeWdersrtn. W.

A. Gll- Aon, John Pace. B. D. Brown, John Wat son, w.

K. emiin ana iai highest score was made by Miss Elisabeth Cross of the club members and Mrs. W. R. Smith among the guests.

Assisted by her daughter. Miss Mae Ralston, the hostess served the following daintily arranged menu: Chicken In Jelly, ribbon sandwiches, olive, pickles, salted almonds, pimento salad, lettuce. coffee, marshmailow sandwiches. Mrs. A.

D. Hooka Is visiting relatives T. Kemp attended Ben-Hur In Waco last week. JAVASOTA. Last Friday afternoon the members of the F.

8. club and a tew guests were bidden by Mrs. B. F. Ahrenbeck to enjoy a social hour In her lovsly new bungalow.

The hospitality had a two-fold significance, it was the initial gathering of the club and It was the first sooial affair given in a new home. The library and dining room, finished in brown, were charming with their embellishments of follago plants and cut flowers. Calla lilies found a place for their regal beauty In the partition, ledge which supports the columns suggesting the division of the, rooms. Gorgeous red carnations embedded In feathery fern formed the central decoration of the mission table In the dining room. The guests were received by Mrs.

Ahrenbeck and proceeded to tables placed for fortv-two. Dainty score cards depleting quaint Hollanders, were passed by Miss Alvia Francklow, and five tables of players were soon engaged In a merry contest, score being kept by Mesdames Ethol Shields and John Driscoll. After several games, delicious refreshments of fruit salad, wafers, pimento sandwiches anrr hot chocolate were served. The guests were Mesdames Ethol Shields, Virgin. us Cuthrell, Ben McGinty, 8.

J. Emory-. J- D. Francklow, A. P.

Terrell, George Hoencke, Lee McGinty, Ward Templeinan, C. C. Camp, H. Redford. Milton Pickett, Chester Hardy, John Driscoll, L.

Goree Wood. H. Fuqua, Herbert Terrell, H. H. Scott.

Burns Pedigo, Misses Beulah Tem- leman, Alvia Francklow, Effle McGinty, larjory Ahrenbeck. Misses Margaret Baylor, Corinne Bridges, Nella Davis. Clara Lang, Oselle Gooch, Nettle Foster, Jessie Baker and Beulah Cook formed a party attending the Josef Hoffman recital at Houston Monday evening. Mrs. Horace Knox, Misses Ira Blackshear and Edna Leake were visitors to Houston Monday for the Hoffman recital.

Dr. H. J. Palmer visited Houston last week, returning, home Wednesday in his Brush runabout which he purchased while there. Mrs.

Wallace Brnslff entertained the Ladies' Aid and Missionary society at her home Monday afternoon. An Interesting I program, consisting of a Scripture lesson, vocal and instrumental muslo and readings, was rendered. A free will offering amounting to S15.C5 was taken. Delicious refreshments of Ice cream and cake were served. The Ladies' Euchre club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.

W. P. Wyman. Mrs. Mattie Foster and Mrs.

Mollle Glbbs attended the Eastern Star meeting at Madisonvtlle Tuesday. Mrs. I. E. Brooks and little son of Caldwell are visiting relatives In the city.

Mrs. W. R. Campbell of Chappell Hill Is a guest of Mrs. Ward Templeman.

Misses Ida and Iscah Horlock are visiting Mrs. William Christian In Houston. A. P. Terrell, wife and little son.

ao-companied by his mother and Mrs. Joe Terrell, visited Houston Monday. BAY CITY. Mrs. Winnie Baker MoClare and Miss Jeanette Elisabeth Austin are- In San Antonio for several weeks, Mrs.

Lewis Is tn Houston, the guest of her mother, Mrs. R. L. Autrey. Jim Lewis and sister.

Miss Emma Lee Lewis, were in Houston Sunday, attending the flights. Mrs. Ed Layton of Matagorda was the guest of Mrs. George Austin the past week. Mrs.

Jessie Matthews and charming daughter. Miss Mollle Bell of Glen Flora, are guests of Miss Pearl Morton. Miss Harriet Bryan, who has been with her cousin, Mrs. Emmet Lee Perry, the past month, returned to her home in Houston Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Jlmmle Williams and daughter, Mrs. Joseph Parris, autoed to Bay City Tuesday. Mrs. Jane Sargent and daughter.

Mrs. James Rugely, are In Matagorda visiting friends. Misses Nannie May Brooks and Oltle Elmore, Messrs. Gautler Brooks, Felix Needham and Lamar Houston were In Bay City Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Eldtnan and Miss Clyde Nuckols went to Houston Sunday for the flights, remaining over Monday for the Josef Hofmann ooncerl Mr. and Mrs. V. H.

Donbek and Mr. and Mrs. George Serrlll went to Houston Sunday. Mr. and Mrst W.B.

Austin and Mrs. Annie Hensel of New York leave for San Antonio Thursday. The Owls were delightfully entertained by Miss Zalla Austin Wednesday afternoon. After business was eloeed dainty refreshments consisting of fruit sake, and cream with dusted ohooolate ir.M tJ t-Hl'ff -J BIIVILLB. Mrs.

John R. Beaaley very beautifully entertained the Forty-two club Saturday afternoon at her handsome horn la Adams street. Pot plants and flowers formed the only decoration needed for this dainty, artlstlo home. At the close of the fourth game Mrs, Beaaley removed the dominoes and served a most tempting two-course luncheon. Mrs.

Praether ana Mrs. Borroum were the only claimants for the -club pin, Mrs. Praether very gracefully presenting it to Mrs. Borroum without a- cut. Mrs.

Beaaley's guests were: Mesdames J. F. Burke, W. J. Arnold and Hucker and Tens.

Will Wyatt, J. T. Borroum. R. N.

Praether, Dick Sellers. Sam Mitchell aad-C. L. Klmbrough; Misses Cordye Lee Parr, George Offutt, Frances Randsome. Miss Dona Troy Is vial ting In Dallas.

Mrs. A. T. Potts has returned from a visit with relatives in Angiefon. Miss Josephine Wood left Thursday for a visit with relatives In Victoria, Miss Alice Borden has returned to her home In Sharpsburg after an extended visit with Beeville relatives.

Miss Dorothy Matthews of San Antonio ts visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. M. Flaer. Mrs.

C. H. Boyce of Runge was a visitor at the Parr home this week. Miss Enola Craven has returned from a short vlalt with relatives tn Corpus Christl. Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Timon entertained two tables of bridge at their attractive little bungalow on Tlmon Heights last Saturday evening, complimentary to Miss Jessie Boiling, who is soon to leave for her home In New York. Only a few of Miss Boiling's most Intimate friends were present.

After several Interesting games they were invited Into the dining room, where an elegant luncheon of chicken and ham sandwiches, oysters, stuffed eggs, cheese, olives, pickles and coffee was served. Mr. and Mrs. Tlmon's guests were Miss Jessie Boiling. Miss Dora Welder and Miss Orle Hlnes; Messrs.

George Corbay, p. J. Burke and J. B. Barry.

Again the beautiful home of Mrs. R. H. Berry was the scene of a pleasant hospitality on Tuesday afternoon. There could be no more pleasant hostess than Mrs.

Berry, and assisted by her charming daughter, Miss Nona, the afternoon couli be none other than a delightful one. Mrs. Berry's guests were the members of the Woman's Home Mission society. The elegant Wood home was the scene a happy affair on Friday afternoon when Miss Josephine Wood entertained the Bridge club. There Is not a more beautiful home In the city, and It Is so adaptable for entertaining that the stately La France roses and fragrant sweetpeas ordered for the occasion filled the only vacancy, making the scene suitable for a most delightful afternoon.

At the close of four closely contested games Miss Ethel Brown was found to have won the highest score and was given a handsome silver card case. Ere the close of the afternoon the hostess, assisted by her mother and sister, Mrs. Crys Wooi, served a dainty salad course. Those who enjoyed Miss Wood's hospitality were: J- Arnold of Tennessee, Mesdames J. Crys Wood F.

Dougherty, John R. Beasler. B. W. Kllpstein and C.

L. Klmbrough; Miss Cordye Lee Parr, Miss Ethel Brown, Miss Dora Welder. Mrs. Francis Dougherty Is visiting in San Antonio. HUNTSVILLE.

Miss Mae 8. Wynne left Thursday for Bryan, where she will spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Haawell. Later she will be a member of Miss Tlbatha Mil-ner's house party out at College Station and visit Miss Minnie Ball In Houston before coming home.

Miss Willie Adickes leaves this week for College and will be the guest of Miss Milner during her house party. Queen Esther chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a meeting Thursday evening and Initiated Mrs. W. B. Wor-sham and Miss Margaret Calhoun.

Three petitions for membership were handed In Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Brown have returned from Houston, where they visited their daughter, Mrs.

Carl Van Lieu. Dr. Roy Follett of College Is here to see his wife, who has been In Huntsvllle for several months for the benefit of her health. Mr. and Mrs.

S. S. Felder are at home from Houston, where they went to enjoy the Mofmann recital. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Tom Mercer are established In their pretty suburban home Just west of town. Mrs. John Luther and little son, Joe Bailey, were here a few davs this week, but have returned to Cleburne. Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Ash ford had as their guest during the visit of the legislative committee Hon. A.

S. Crisp, who is from Cuero, the town where Mrs. Ash ford spent h-r girlhood. Gus Harris and family have returned to Huntsvllle to reside and will occupy the Eastham cottage near the Llndsey home. Mrs.

James El kins and son have been tn Galveston for the past week visiting relatives, but Joined Judge Elkins in Houston for the aviation meet. They returned to Galveston, but arrived home Friday. The senior reception, which took place this week, was one of the most attractive events on the brilliant social calendar of the year at the Ham Houston normal. Bright repartee, dainty refreshments and an Interesting program ensembled a very charming affair. Mrs.

W. L. Hill was hostess to a very enjoyable and entirely Informal afternoon affair Tuesday tn honor of Mrs. Walter Coleman. Mrs.

Hill wore a dainty gown of pink rep silk and Mrs. Coleman's frock was an elusive pale gray, all lights and shadows, and very suggestive of Paris in fit and finish. "Forty-two" was the diversion and proved a fascinating one from every viewpoint. After the games were ended the guests went Into the music room and spent an hour In music and song. A dainty salad course and au revolts brought finis to one of the most graceful parties of the winter.

Mrs. Will McFarland and Mrs. Booths of Richmond are visiting In Huntsvllle, guests of. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Adickes. DICKINSON Miss Mary Desel visited friends in Galveston Monday. Mrs. C. C.

Pettlt spent Saturday In Galveston with relatives. Mrs. W. H. Crawford spent Monday in Galveston with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt of Galveston were visitors In Dickinson Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Tudor B. Nichols came up from Galveston Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols. Misses Iva Jones and Carolyn Fits-water, two of our public school teachers, visited In Virginia Point Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. H. A. Deats and little daughter Merlin were guests of Misses Leila land Emma Williams for the aviation meet In Houston last Saturday and Sunday. After several weeks' visit here with relatives Mrs.

Charles Tuttle and two children left for Temple, where they win loin Mr. Tuttle and return to their home In Galveston. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Walker and little son were here from Galveston Sunday, visiting with friends and looking over their new home, which has Just been completed.

A Chess club wss organized Saturday evening at Collonges' office by the young men of Dickinson. Eric E. stone was elected president and Albert Deats secretary and treasurer. The club will meet every other Saturday alphabetically at the homes of the members. A very delightful time was spent with Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Hobson Friday night at their hospitable borne on the bayou vmmi vi- wvvn, wim re uiey entertainea the DtoklMon Forty-two olub. Prises were BRENHAM. Miss Lillian Schurenbarg Is visiting la Toakum. Miss Lillie Dobert is visiting In Burton.

Mrs. J. M. Mathts and Miss Ruby Mayneld are visiting in Austin. Mrs.

J. Buck is visiting friends in Marlin. Mrs. A McAdam. who has been visiting here, has returned to Austin.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schurenberg have returned from a trip to Houston.

Miss K. K. Jackson Is visiting friends In Coleman. Mrs. John J.

Glddlngs of Ennls, who has been visiting here, has gone to Brown ood. Miss Irene Btuman has returned from a visit to Sealv. Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. De Ware have returned from a visit to Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Wood and baby ve returned rrom New in-ieans. Miss Susie Simmons, who has been visiting Mrs. J. 8.

Williams, has ra- turned to Somervllle. Mr and Mrs Duntar Affleck of Coleman are visiting Mrs. M. H. Affleck.

Mrs. Man. Hunt Affleck has returned from Coleman where she organised a Lee Jackson chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. A number of the young people enjoyed a very pleasant bowling party at Ger-manla park Wednesday evening. Mrs.

Charles L. Wllklns was hostess to the Pretenders Wednesday afternoon. Atfer a delicious oyster luncheon the members engaged as usual In dainty needlework. In accordance with their long established custom the members of the Ger-mania club complimented Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Rasberry. two of their recently married members, with a delightful dance at German La hall Friday evening. This lovely affair was attended by a large number of Brenham's society set, of whom Mr.

and Mrs. Rasberry are very popular members. Mrs. J. Kirven Ross entertained a few' friends last Saturday afternoon with a lovely "Five Hundred" party In honor of Miss Marguerite Klber of Aogleton.

At the conclusion of the games a delicious two-course luncheon was served. Tose Invited to this charming affair were Mesdames A. A. Hacker, J. R.

Williamson, W. C. Buschardt of Houston' L. Landgraf, William Stuckert, S. C.

Robertson. Misses Lillian Schurenberg. Ida Mae Llndemann. Ethel Tucker, AJele Llndemann. Ruby Mayneld, Olgs Van Hutton.

Emily Harris, Mamie Searcy, Irene Bluman and Rita Dwyer. Mrs. E. C. Buster gave a most enjoyable bridge party at her handsome new home Friday afternoon.

Dainty refreshments of frozen pudding cake and home made candy were served at the conclusion of the game. Those enjoying this delightful hospitality were: Mesdames R. E. Nicholson, Heber Stone, Hugh Lusk. 8.

C. Robertson. J. A. Ferguson.

J. L. Vann. J. C.

Fischer, W. C. Buschardt of Houston. A. A.

Hacker. Charles Reld of Chicago, Misses Ida Mae Llndemann. Bessie Wilklns, Rosa Williams. Mamie Searcy, Mattie Thompson and Annette Ray. Mrs.

Laadgraf entertained a larfre number of friends with a beautiful and elaborate card party Tuesday afternoon In honor of her sister, Mrs. W. C. Buschardt of Houston. The guests were given a choice of bridge or 'Five Hundred." and the handsome prtxes were won by Mesdames J.

C. Fischer. J. Williamson, Leila Thornhill, R. E.

Renlngton and Miss Ida Mae Llndemann. The honored received a beautiful hand painted almond dish. After the game refreshments of brick cream, oat meal cakes and stuffed figs wereserved. The guests were: Mesdames H. Bluman.

J. G. Hall. J. R.

Williamson, C. L. Wllklns, E. C. Buster.

James P. McAdam. R. E. Pennington.

F. Wr. Wood, A. E. Knolle.

James Ragsdale, John Hoffmann. W. W. Searcy, Thomas J. Pier, W.

J. Oraber. W. M. Chlsholm.

E. P. Anderson, J. M. Mat his, Lela ThornhHl.

W. J. Cat her, Lee Curry, A. A. Hacker.

S. C. Robertson, J. K. Roes, J.

a Williamson, Earl Milroy. A. E. Wangeraann, W. E.

Dwyer, Robert Koye, William Stuckert, S. J. Styles, J. J. Marek.

Sam H. Muery, Hugh Lusk. Henry Grote, C. A. DeWare Heber Stone.

R. E. Nicholson. Charles Reld, Julius C. Fischer, W.

E. Buschardt of Houston, and Misses Lillian Schurenberg, Ids Healy, Ethel Tucker, Eleanor Ahren-beck. Muse Emily Harris. Josephine Tristram. Irene Bluman, Berta Booker, sVdele Llndemann.

Mamie Searcy, Ida Mae Llndemann. Rose Williams. Mattie Thompson and Marguerite Klber of Angleton. i PORT ARTHUR. The W.

S. club met with Mrs. C. Petrie at her home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.

Helen McGhee Is visiting friends In Galveston. Mrs. Daisy Crist left for Dallas Friday. Mrs Herman of Beaumont spent San-day with her sister, Mrs. M.

Haber. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Gates and Mrs. K. G. Gates left for New York Saturday. Mrs.

J. M. Dubois of Oxford Junction, Iowa, was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J.

W. Garth last week. Mr. and Mrs J. E.

Biggins hare returned from an extended trip through the East. Mrs. C. W. Nunn, who has been the guest of Mrs.

L. O. Stump on Proctor street, left for her home In Joplln. Tuesday. Miss Bennetts Craig Is visiting friends In San Antonio.

The Young Ladles' Sewing club met with Miss Bennette Craig Tuesday. The Monday club held a very pleasant session with Mrs. W. P. Park.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lange of Amsterdam, Holland, are spending a few days la this city.

Miss Addie McNeill and Archie -McNeill, who have been visiting friends here, returned to their home In Orange Tuesday. The Ladles' Whist club was charmingly entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Rome Woodworth at her home on the lake shore drive. Handsome prices were won by Mrs. E.

M. Pennell and Mrs. E. A. Laughlln.

An elegant luncheon was served. Mrs. B. Woods was hostess to the I.a'!les' Bridge club Friday. The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church held a very pleasant social tea at the rectory Thursday afternoon.

An Interesting program was rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sloan of Topeka, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Sloan's father.

Dr. D. S. Reld. Mrs E.

A Kigsby of Des Moines, Iowa, Is a visitor here. Mr. and Mrs C. C. Harrell entertained the Thursday Night club at their home.

Mrs. Glllispie entertained a number of her friends at a dancing party in the Knights of Columbus hall Monday evening. Miss Edna Blakely of Temple Is spending a few days in the city. WILLIS. Mr.

and Mrs. A. M. Carson were at home to their neighborhood friends Wednesday evening from to 11. Most enjoyable games of forty-two were played.

Mrs. 8. A. Crawford held highest score and was awarded the souvenir. Delicious refreshments were served, consisting of a salad course with grape Juice and fruit cake.

Those enjoying the genuine hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Carson were the guests of the home, Mesdames Cracberon and Smith and Miss Pet Mitchell. The other guests were Messrs. and Mesdames A.

W. Morris, Harry Gardner, Charles By-bee, 8. Beard, 8. A. Crawford, R.

A. Randal, Miss Carrie Fahan of Lebenon, and Messrs. Owen Smith and George Love. Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Morris, with their guest. Miss Fahan, returned from Houston teeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeet Tuesday, where they attended the aviation meet. The Forty-two club met with Mrs.

S. N. Beard Thursday afternoon. Miss Anna Randolph of Huntsvllle came home with Miss Geraldine Caldwell last Saturday. They returned to their school duties Monday.

ROCKDALE. One of the most delightful entertainments was given In (he beautiful home of Mrs. W. A. Coffield Saturday afternoon.

After a very harmonious business meeting the guests arrived and the hostess distributed dainty score cards for a progressive game of musical authors. At the close of a very spirited contest Miss Katherine Henderson had completed the greatest number of books and was awarded the prise, a lovely hand-painted and burnt wood calendar. After enjoying delightful refreshments they bade the hostess adieu with many wishes for a repetition of the afternoon. The guests were: Misses Ruby Ray of Austin. Katherine Henderson of Cameron and Pansy Coffield; Mesdames B.

A. Coffield find I. E. Longmoore. Mr.

and Mrs W. H. Marshall of Galveston are visiting their parents this week. Mrs. Owens and children of Houston are the guests of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clifton. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Thweat were called to San Antonio, as Mrs.

Dolysey Is seriously 111. Mrs. T. S. Henderson was the guest of friends for several days this wetk.

Mrs. Professor Green left for Temple to be absent some time. Mrs. O. H.

Palm and children are in Austin, the guests of John Palm. Mr. and Mrs. Bergstrom of San Antonio are welcome visitors to the home of their son, Charles Bergstrom. Miss Lyda Robinson and Mr.

McFar-land were quietly married Tuesday morning and left for a couple of days in San Antonio. Front there they go to California for some weeks, after which they will be at home to their friends in Galveston, where the groom is connected 7 Herschel James and Children Kr. and Mrs. ts It, with the Missouri Pacific Railway company. Miss Katherine Henderson of Cameron Is spending the week with Miss Pansy Coffield.

Miss Stal worth of Cameron came over for the wedding of her couajn. Miss Robinson. Mrs, Dr. Berry of Houston spent Monday with Mrs. E.

I. M. Hopkins. MATAGORDA. Miss Mollle Wadsworth left Tuesday for a visit to relatives at Hearne and Bryan.

Mrs. Tom Sterne returned home this week from a visit to her old home at Victoria, Texas. Dr. and Mrs. S.

A. Foots and little son spent Sunday evening with Miss Wadsworth, having come from Bay City In their auto. Mrs. Gus Byars and baby are In town visiting Mrs Byars' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Williams. Mrs. E. R.

Inglehart left Thursday morning for Beeville to be at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. C. N. Partain, who is 111. Mrs.

E. P. Lay! on and nephew, Roy Taylor of this place, were the guests of Mrs. George Austin at Bay Cltyfor several days this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Sydney Pearson and family autoed from Bay City Saturday evening, ate supper with Mrs. F. P. Hamilton and returned home that night.

Mr. and Mrs, Robert Allan and baby, who have been visiting their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, since the Christmas holidays, returned to their home at Texas City Sunday. Rev.

and Mrs. Escoe and family of Lane City arrived here Friday, and Saturday they, with some others, went to the gulf and spent the day by the sad sea naves. Mr. Jane Sargent and Mrs. J.

W. Rugeley and little son of Bay City are visiting Mrs. Fannie P. Hamilton this week. Miss Merlie Berg returned home from a delightful visit to Houston Saturday, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.

Charlie Dietrich of J.hat city, who persuaded i i vet KF1 by Harper Eva Mae Wood. F. Wood of 'Houston. .1 I 1 vr.i" -tH -f-flfi-r i Aire's. V-'H 4 1 guest of Mr.

and Mrs. O. Boynton. Mr. and Mrs.

William Strauss and son of Houston ars visiting with relatives. Mrs. George Boynton returned from a visit In San Angelo. Miss Zon Ellen Cummings. is home aftet a pleasant visit In Rosenberg.

Mrs. A. Nelse of Round Top was a Mrs. C. Bchauerhanuner visited with friends In Hallettsvllle.

Mrs. W. L. Springfield returned from a visit la Burton. Miss Delia Dlttert entertained a num-ber of her friends last Friday evening.

It being her birthday anniversary. Euchre was the diversion and after a heated bat' tie beautiful prises were awarded, after which a delicious salad course, cake and coffee was served. Mrs. Hllburn, Misses Hellmuth and Dlttert contributed sevorul selections on the piano, and It was a lata hour before all departed for their rnM. lve homes, harring-spent a delightful even.

ins longto ss rememoerea. Mrs. A. Ifachemeb) wa fcostesj of V..