Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
N soorEry's REALM.


Gamp-lIousc Nupttnls.
The following from Houston tells Its
own sweet story;
Houston. Tex, Nov. Lit was a
grand finale, 1t was the last chapter
In a tale OF two cities up TO date,
IL was a brilliant social event and the
auspicious beginning OF u happy mar
ried life, II was the marriage of Miss
Katharine House VI this city to Hon.
Berry W. Camp OF Fort Worth. II Is
Houston's loss. Fort Worth Is the
winner. The bride Is member OF
one of the Oldest and most successful
families Of Southern Texas, the only
child OF c. S. House ana granddaugh-
ter OF T. W. House. The groom Is a
native Texan, has practiced his pro-
fession In various sections of the state,
and Is now IA leading member of the
Tarrant county bar, where he Is the
senior member OF the successful frm
OF Camp s. Camp. The ceremony was
performed tonight at the elegant resi-
dence OF the brides father ut No, 1906
Main street. Rev. j. Morgan Wells,
pastor OF the First Baptist church OF
Fort Worth officiating. The large bay
window on the west side Of the parlor
where the preacher and the bride and
groom were situated, WIS literally u
bower OF blooming flowers, above and
on all sides. All the rooms below
were artisucally decorated with white
carnations, lilies OF the valley and
brides roses. while an improvlsed al
tar was hidden ~ the same kind Of
flowers, The bridal party was COM
posed of the brides cousin, Miss Ma
ME House as maid OF honor, with
Misses Annie Carr Tina Cleveland,
Pauline Dillingham; and Justin Frank
lin as bridesmaids The groom's best
man was Dr. j. w Irion OF Fort
Worth, with Mr.. Perry j. Lewis OF
San Antonio, Mr.. w. b. Paddock and
Mr.. lrby Duuklin OF Fort Worth and
Mr., a. Cockrell OF Houston as grOons-
men. The brides gown was of white
satin, pearl embroidery, trimmed with
point lace and lilies Of the valley
Her attendants all wore white muslin
de sole over satin and each carried a
white satin slipper filled with flowers.
The brides mother was elegantly at
tired In gown OF mouse eolorcd silk
with velvet train, trimmed with duch-
ess lace. The entry OF the wedding
party was heralded by two little girls
in white with wands and ribbon.
while the orchestra played Mendels-
sohn's beautiful wedding march. The
ceremony was short and very i'm
pressive. the soft low music to tho
tune of Call Me Thine own" accom-
panying the words OF the preacher.
and at the conclusion Tannhauser's
wedding march was rendered. \ re-
ceptiun, attended only by the relatives
ana immediate friends of the family.
ana an elegant wedding supper. occu-
pied the evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
viii leave tomorrow evening over The
ii. ana Texas Central for Fort
tiers at We Arlington Inn and raraI,,
the CONGRATULATIONS Of thai, Tr,a,Is
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