The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-12
HYMENEAL.

PLuME-THOMAS- -Hallettsyile Texas,
January married, at the residence OF
Judge u. a. Paulus at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Miss Jennie Thomas to Judge i. u
Plume. both OF foakum.
HENDERSON WlILIAMS-Al Alto. Texas,
January 10 Married at Primrose chhrch'
| three miles south of this place, on Thurs
day night. January Z, MIR. John ID. Hen
derson and Miss Molie Williams, Rev. w
l.. Potts officiating.
| HENDERSON TEGGE-Granger. Texas.
| January II MIR. George Henderson and
Miss Dora Tegge were married Thursday
| evening at the home of a. j. lioldshauser
| one mile west OF town. Rev. j. Nj. Bond
officiating.
BIRD ROBERTSON--Wa Texas. Jan
uary ll-Representative Albert Bird OF THIS
county was married last nigh, 10 Miss Mag
gle Robertson of Patrick. MIR. and Mrs
| Bird loft this morning for Austin. where
| they will spend their honeymoon, Mr. Bird
| attending to his legislative duties In the
meantime. Both bride and groom are ma
! tive Texans-in fact. natives OF Mclennan
county.
HOLMES VILLAREAL - Eagle Pass.
| Texas. January il.-Miss Goodelia vi
larcal young lady who has been IA
vorite in high society In Cuidad Porforio
| Diaz. strolled away from her home and
parents this afternoon and came to this
| side where she WAS quietly married 10
Mr. Lott Holmes the baggage man at the
| Southern Pacific depot.
MAYFIELD FARRIS. - Alto. Texas,
! January l0.-Married at the residence oi
| the brides father. Colonel 7. l.. Falrris:
at 10 o'clock a. m, Rev. >, h' NeLeou
officiating. Or. j. Il. Mayncld OF Nn,og-
doches and Miss Kate Fairris. Another
| fair flower from the Elysian fields OF Alto
| has been pluckcd to be transplantcd IN me
historic garden spot OF the Lone Star State
| Dr. Mayfield is president OF the flrBt Ma
tional bank Of Nacogdoches
GOLDBERG sTAHL - Gonzales. Texas,
January II Married In Gonzales. on jan
uary TO- 1897, at 8 p. m, at the residence
| of the brides father. Mr.. A. Stahl. Mr..
Sam Goldberg of Yoakum and Miss Mamie
Stahl. The writer hereof had the pleasure
| of witnessing the beautiful Jewish cere-
mony which bound the two young lives
together as performed by Rabbi DIR. Eikins
of San Antonio. The wedding march was
played by MIR j. Schenowsky, After con
CALCULATIONS OF the relatives and many
friends present the guests repaired to the
dining hall, where a sumptuous feast was
sprcad After supper was finished Rabbi
Elkins proposed toast as follows; "To
the marriage state and the young couple
lust entering on the same The toast was
very appropriately responded to by Judge
| Is. IL. ADernothJ anu '"'e' - -. Spoon
err.
The bridal dress was an elegant white
flowered silk made en- train with the
usual bridal wreath and orange blossoms
and bouquet OF white flowers.
AS Is customary at their weddings dane
Ing was INDUCED in and for several hours
the young people as we'll as some of The
older ones chased the fleeing moments
With merry music and flying feet. a nun
her OF friends and relatives Of the bride
and groom were present from foakum
Lulng and Brenham.
2 The wedding presents were elegant. num-
erous and useful
For favors shown the writer is undeI
special obligation TO Mr.. and Mrs s. Stab!
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Joseph. Mr.. ii. Gurinshy
and Miss Hildah Levyson.
Mr. and Mrs Goldberg will leave today
for ST. Louis and other places on we'd
ding trip returning to Yoakum where Mr.
Goldberg is In business.