The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02

| rounded the carriage 10 Diu the priue iate
| well. while a large number accompanied
her to the station. -.
Mr.. and Mrs Ingersoll left over th'
Southern Pacific for New Orleans, and az
ter a weeks stay there they viii so to th'
| East. where they Will visit the most popu
lar summer resorts. Returning, they VII
live IN Shreveport.
The bride is the granddaughter OF pr
| and Mrs. Alva Connell who we're so wei
known In Houston years ago. sne MAJ
made her home since her infancy Win mel
aunt. Mrs. j a. Huston.
| MIR. Ingersoll, who comes OF an old Ala
bama family. is well known among th'
| business men OF South Texas
The gifts were extremely handsome, one
| case of silver alone containing every pleV'
| that heart could wish.
| Miss Cornell was the only one OF the
three brides to leave Houston. but she VIII
not dwell far away.
On Friday night Mrs. l.. T. Noyes en-
tertained informally In her apartments In
| the Capitol. few OF her young friends with
high five In honor Of her knsman ana
guest. Mr. Charles ID. Holmes OF Mystic
| Conn. who came on to attend the Noyes-
| TAYLOR wedding.
| A pleasant evening was spent with the
| game. after which refreshments were aaint-
| lily served.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. W. b. Chew
| gave a delightful afternoon musicale to
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ne' 'h'iiieu iile''us ~ No'o' -
Cannon. Mrs. Frank b. Goodrich and Mrs.
j. n. Miller.
Passing along the gallery with its sdorn-
ment OF rich palms. the guests were greet
ed at the door by little Bartlett Chew, who
received the cards and by Misses Alice
~ ma 'oheS anu Hi'9e 't'' al ''..''
three daintiiy gowned little girls, VINO as
tributed programmes
At Tho head NJ thu rece,vir1 indias stood
,b. .o,t,i - -.
',io seniai nostess, Mrs' oueW' WIN sweet
Ia ~ "oIu vi sIeetihs loI eavh caller'
- ri,il 10 the thrGe guests OIL honor
-. 80 Inns iis MIs' ~ W hhoN' MIs
w 81, 3' Mn "a t9l' smith MIS- -
:" belh, MIS- ii. L. Mac1Tegor' Mrs A.
~. Howell Mrs: Andrew Mcfarland Mrs
D',, rice Mrs. Jonh snearn' MRS. Jas
Sot.ph' pits ~: oeW&ll' Ats' X. l..
INNS; Mrs = Jones MIS-. henry Bra
9n nI. nth' - IA Ewing, Mrs. w. Z.
Ilahe, Hirs' huius cage anu Mrs' H. s.
LoNett'
lheSe were not all IN formal Inc but
eacn hau her particular share of the hos
pitapie Rfpces TO pestoW. Mrs. Lovett had
charge OF the musical programme, Mrs.
crane ana Mrs. Fort smith served punch,
Mrs. EWING and Mrs MacGregor assisted In
seating the guests ana a number OF others
assisted with the refreshments.
In addition the following assisting lade,
contributed so greatly by their musical
talents Mrs. Il u. Parker. Mrs. Charlie.
Lucy. Mrs. Charles Buiac Mrs. George A
Mcdonnell. Mrs. Baltis Allen, Miss Reel
and Miss Eta Davis.
The programmes which we're given each
in white and gold the name Of the hostess.
s ,,,' OF noaor ana me date appearing on
Of the song That yom'i tD Ro,nan,b lnra Wn
The programme. printed also in gold 4.
given below, with the exception OF the
numbers to have been given by Miss Rosa
Heilig. whose Illness was deeply mourned
Pano--Grand duo .....,.......... Gounod
Mrs. C. A. Buiac. Miss Eta Davis.
Vocal duo from Hymn OF Praise" .
........... ... ......... Mendelsscfn
Mrs. Baltis Allen and Miss Reel
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