The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-13

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VIII be programme by the foliowlhS "ei'
known people, as follows:
Piano solo ................ Nine. GoiuDers
Vocal solo ................ MISS Anne heei
Recitation .............,", Mr.. i!andoipii
Piano solo ......,..... Mrs. Dearborn biru
Recitation ............ Mrs WIN. Christian
RECITATION ................'.:' Mr Noicu
Piano solo ........ Miss Katharine Browne
Recitation .......... Miss Pearl Williams
Recitation ........... MIR. Dearborn bra
/ AT night several tablcaux viii be pre-
sented by the young ladies, who VIII al
be dressed in Greek costumes two oil each
color dainty luncheon Will be served,
both afternoon and at night. Mrs. Price,
as hostess. will he assisted BY hos two
daughters, Mrs. Harry Dumble and Miss
Iienne Price. besides the following young
ladies. who will appear in Greek costumes.
Miss Matte Shelby, Miss jamie cushman,
Miss Dechard Calvert. Miss Ella Gribble,
Miss Pearl Williams, Miss Dora Baxter.
Miss Willie Webb, Miss Lucy Harrison.
Miss Alice Kittrell. Miss Caroline Fayant.
Miss Mary Hucker. Miss Kate Harrison.
These earnest young members are work
ing hard to build mission in the Fair
Ground addition and deserve to be well pa
tronzed. All who attend will be we'll en-
tertained, beside helping the young ladies
in most excellent work
The marriage, last Thursday evening. Of
Miss Annie Hunter, sister of Mrs. Edward
I House of Austin, to Mr.. Sidney Edward
Mezes, was very important affair.
The ceremony took place at St. David's
Episcopal church, at 8 o'clock. The edifce
was handsomely decorated In green and
white and golu and every appointment of
the music and service was very beautiful.
! The attendants were very striking, six
| ladies bpinp In white with
yellow chrysanthemums, and six others in
| yellow taifeta with white chrysanthemums
| Following the gentlemen were three little
maids. Miss Mona House bearing the ring
and Misses jeanette House and Halle Bre-
mond carrying white satin kneeling cush-
| ions
The bride came in on the arm OF Mr..
| Edward House Her gown was heavy
| cream satin. with garntures of duchess
| lace Her veil was caught with orange
| blossoms and she wore pearls.
| The attendants we're: Miss Julia lyle.
hart. Miss Louise Shelley. Miss frankie
Sampson. Miss Maude Bremond Miss Ida
May Archer, Miss Bessie Beale, Miss May
Belle Dunbar, Miss Fanny Denton. Miss
| Helen Clark of Dallas Miss Mamie House
OF Houston. Miss Irene Palm and Miss Ro-
sine Mallot Mr.. w. Battle, best man
Mr. Jas. II. Raymond, Jr,. MIR w. II Rich
ardson, Mr.. lick Melasky. Mr. X. Corner.
| MIR Edward Lamonius, Mr.. l. r. Hamber-
lain. Mr., II. +. Haldeman, Mr. Sam Perry
| man, MIR. Frederick Shelley. Mr. Gorlon
| Brown and Lieutenant Alfred Drew.
| After the church ceremony a reception
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward House.
| Professor Mezes is member of the facul-
| ty OF the University OF Texas, and his bride
is one of the best known young ladies in
| Texas.
The young couple departed for Florida
| where they will spend their honeymoon.
Invitations for the society ball are out
and they are as elegant affairs as Dempsey
G. Carroll of New York can make. Tho
programmes will also come from theii
hands.
The ball, which comes Thursday night,
| the 18th, will bring TO the city many OF
| the society people from over the State. y
| large party will come from Galveston.
Every detail of the ball, which Will be
held in the Capitol hotel will be as hand
some and complete as experience can make
| 1t.
The ladies Of the Sheltcring Arms Will
have charge OF the supper.
All else in the social world awaits this
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