The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14
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a 4 social nature II address 70 Sosiety
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TO AN AUTUMN NOSE
Ten her love her-love her for those eyss
Now Ks with feeling, radiant now v'tn
miro,
which, like lake rejecting autumn skies.
Reveal two heavens here to US on earth
The one IN which their soulful beauty nes.
And that wherein such soulfulness has
birth.
GO TO my lady ere the season fiies.
And tho rude winter comes they pioom
o. ara with all OF eloquence thou hast.
The burning story OF my love discovers
Ana n the theme should fail, alas! to move
her,
Tell her when youths gay budding time
is past.
Ana summers gaudy Towering II over.
Like thee, my love. will blossom to tbs
last
The marriage Of Miss Corneha Estelie
Berenice Wilson and Mr.. Eugene Dargan.
celebrated on Wednesday evening. fur
nished surprisingly lovely bridal pic
turs for the social canvass. aud swell
wedding for soclety's devotees There was
charming simplicity, an exquisite beauty
and perfect form throughout, thoroughly
betting such an occasion, and the queenly
grace and beauty OF the fair bride did
honor to her ancestry. 1t was beautiful
pink and white affair. carried out with
brocaded satin gowns In pink and white.
The ceremony was performed at 5 o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James T. d. Wilson. AS one ap-
preached the stately home. which has stood
for many decades In the centelr OF the
broad grounds. and surrounded by virgin
woods OF oak, the eye was met with the
softly scintiliaung beams OF q thousand
lights. chastencd and softenod by perfect
forest OF evergrcene. Wild peach and
banked all along on every side OF the broad
galleries. Tho decorations In the room
where the ceremony was performed were a
dream OF lovollness, immense white and
pink chrysanthemums from Chicago, the
gift OF Mr.. and Mns. II. IL. Dickson, and
brides and American Beauty roses that
lifted their lovely heads Ia gentle modesty
beside their yainer and moro pretentous
sisters. A beautiful arch In the east end
OF the room. composed entirely OF white
chryHanthemums, supported IN immense
wedding bell Of white chrysanthemums,
the oiapper Of which was made OF fragrant
blue yiClets. Behind the arch was a slight
~ raised dais. a perfect bower OF flowers
oyerhung by brilliantly iewcled lamp Of
great price. An heirloom. In this fairy like
spot the marriage ceremony was performed
aud was a fitting finale TO the brilliant and
enchanting scene.
For the coming OF tho bride, the mus
ieians, IN Aorne hidden spot, sent forth the
soft, bewitching, but almost mournful,
tones az Meudclssohn'B incompatible we'd
ding march. The bridal vanguard made UP
from among the prettiest girls and hnnd-
soonest men OF society. was preceded by
Master Warren Butte Garrltt the hand
some little page, who was dressed in white
satin with point lace and white kid slip
pers. with white satin bows and pearls,
and who carried a white satin cushion for
inc bride and groom TO kneel upon, and
two beautiful little flower girls. Norma
Medium and Anita IIardcastle came next,
gownod In pretty white organdy dresses,
ana each carrying on one arm a basket OF
flowers, ana In the other hand. trailing n
long white satin ribbon to create nm ave-
nue for the passage OF the bridal party
me march TO the altar was beautifully
elective the groomsmcn faultlessly
dressed, wearing white glazed giants and
white chrysanthomums, the brides favor.
IN their lnDu1u and h.. IL .k.f,.
lovely white and pink brocaded eatin
gowns with mousseline do sole and pearl
passementerie. Over their arms each car
ried white and pirk roses tied with float
Ing satin ribbons. the groom's gift; long
white suede gloves and hair held with En-
lalie coronct combs OF tortoise shell. the
brides gilt. The maid OF honor, Mics Elsa
Schmidt, was dressed like tho other maids,
only In that she wore gown all mink and
carried only pink flowers
The entire across the salon and down be-
tween the sea OF eager and friendly faces
was made in the following order: Mir. John
o. Mckcever and Miss Ella Smith Mr.. w
Il. Hancock and Miss Alice Gibbons. Mr..
w. G, Parker and Miss Annie McKecyer
Mr.. ]. Austin Miller and Miss Fraakie
Hite, Mr. George n Torrey ard Miss Bel,c
Dixon, Mr., Hubert S. II. wilson. the best
man and brother OF the bride, and Miss
~-'~'- tsNh'''HA, th' N0nnr. Tnpu
came the bride and groom, followed by the
brides father and mother Mr.. and Mr,.
James 7. d. Wilson, Mr., and Mrs. Henry
III, Dickson wnd MIR. Robert Il. G.. Wilson
and wife OF Webster.
The bride WORE gown tina, was a daz-
zilng dream OF art and elegance A rich.
very heavy hrocaded white satin oyor
which was mouSsellne de sole and fash
Toned With court rain, with an art bodice
OF finely shlrred Paris chiffon about the
high neck, the collar and satin glrdlc sew,
with seed pearls bouquet OF brides rases
and white carnations, tied with Inn,
stroamers, aud tune veil slmply caught Il
her hair and falling TO The hem OF hey
train. 49,
me ceremony, which was performed n,
Kew William Hayne Leayoll, was emhel,
iisned by the exquisite strains ~ Iona,
flower Song" that dreamily floated int,
the room.
Az the conclusion OF the marriage IN,
orchestra filled the house with the iovon
notes OF the Honeymoon March I"
The ceremony throughout was one NJ th
prettiest, most graceful ana thorouxhI
poised imaginable
From to 10, prior to the depsrture n
the bride and groom the large party q
friends, several hundred In number w,r
entertained BY Mr.. and ldrs. Nilsson m
reception suite being put In the tbemo .
white and yellow The di,lu.. '-