The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-12

health but small chance OF any work
ai present Mrs. George was a Miss
Elizabeth Young. her parents Twins
near Carrollton IN Mississippi. TO which
giate they had omifrated from Tonnes
see Young George was but 10 and his
bride but rs when thcy went 10 church
10 De married IN May. 1887. and az he
marriage has been a most happy one.
{, has put to flight all the old nonsense
about unlucky weddings In the month
OF nowerg For years Mr. George puf-
sued his law work and achieved great
success in that line There have been
eleven children In the family. the cid
cai daughter having married Mr.
parkes,alo and now living Ia Grenada.
Miss. The fecond girl Is Mrs. Heminf-
way. OF Santa Re. Now Mexico. and is
The ro,her Of three children. the girl
gho ia just budding into womanhood.
bsirg u remarkably pretty one The
Third daughter Is now Mrs Kate Aid
tilse. and lives az The old home, Car
rolllon. while the fourth girl now Mrs
Leagol. resides IT Houston. Texas. and
Be- the mother OF four children The
9th FiIl 10 Mira. Lizzie Henderson aud
lNC1 "a Greenwood. in Mississippi.
There are tour sons. Az Cothran
Pinfuey aud JOselh. three Of them
married aud an steady men and stand
ing high IN their state. That Mrs.
George Is proud Of her family IT. easy
10 he seen. and she points with great
pIiie TO the fact that her whole lie bias
tocu devoted cvcluaItoly TO her hns-
b-rd and children. There Is nothing
tat che good. mairorly Southern wom-
an about her gentle personality, uo.h-
INK which shows ihsi she i8 in line
with the new movement towards wom-
ans privileges Of the day She has a
horror Of seeing a GIRL on a wheel.
thinks Il b. outrageous Tor a woman 10
talk OF voting. and that her only and
proper sphere Is TO be q wife and
mother She Is one Of type that dom
inaioH the south women strong Ia
their intellect but with old-iashloned
preludicos. preiudicos which are ntty
years behind The progress Of the day.
she s. a representative Of the type
which viii soon cease TO exls, in Dixie,
yet she Is a woman who has done a
most splendid work IN raising large
family OF good men and women and In
making q happy home for them aud
Tor her husband
The vito aud daughters OF Senator
Brlce sailed for England recently. and
expect 10 be- presented to court at thc
Queens drawing room They win bC
back IN town by The end Of June and
then the family will occupy duiing the
SUMMER a villa at Negport ., bclng
reported that the Ohio senator has so'
cured the tster House known 81
"Eoeullcu."
Tho recrctary OF the treasury and
MIRA Carlisle will spend their summer
% house they have taken AZ Marion
a short distance from the home Of th'
president 90 Buzzards Bay
The announcement, that Miss JUL,
Stevenson would be- married "a May {,
Nal Hardin. OF Kentucky, viii place
that young lady In conspicuous pos!
ton 10 the lisl Of June biidea Mr.
Hardin ia at present Ia the city, SOY
ping ai the Normaud.c. the same h,,e
as that IN which lives The family o.
tlc vice president Mr. Hardin BE- a 500
Of Ny Wat =. Hardin. one Of the fore
uost Democrats OF Kentucky. and Is
young minister Of talent and o,oluencc
Tie wedding will take place az lh'
church on New York avenue. and VII
he followed hy a small reception or tAl
Normandle Hotel SO tails w3s thl
rrs, winter Of Mlsa s,evensons scinl
ont 20 the capital. {; 90 70 be rcgroite,
,ha, she will SO soon leave Washi1g
ton. She ia @ ben .lful girl. but he'
principal charm 10 the gcnilonCss %
manner and kindness OF heart wAlc.
she shows TO even strangers. Mu
Stevenson Is the possessor OF remark
ably Christian disposition. and her pop
ulsrity Us due TO the goodness whicl
she shows IN every relation q life. I
"a easily TO be seen that Miss julia hai
inherited the natural hndlincsa OF h,
mothers nature. With a sleadcr s.y
llsh figure. dark hair over a low. hroa.
forehead, clear complexion and lac,
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