The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-26

satin ribbon. Cut glass dishes Oh Wnite anu
green bon bons and cakes were tasteiuiiy
arranged. and two candelaDra' Win 'nett
white and green candles and shades cast
a bewildering light over the whole. FROM
The white drapeu chandelier over the taple
WAS SUSPENDED a white dove, with OUT
stretched wings, as IL to alignt on the
beautiful scene beneath.
The refreshments were daintily served.
The wedding, in all Its details, was ere
CANT in the extreme. ID
The bride was a vision OF loveiiness III
her wedding gown OF White saeun "n
Watteau court train of magnificent nTocdue-
Tho woke was of pulled chiffon, ana 'ne
bertha and cascade rufhes on the skirt Was
~ .xouisite point d'esprit lace; pearl Uih,
minps and satin ribbons were also usta
with charming effect. The ven Oh uilio
was draped with orange blossoms ana IA
Its misty beauty fell over the rieh costuh'e.
She carried a shaver brocaue vi ""
| roses. 49, -.os
MIR, and Mrs. Lester left on the t'z2
rain for Now Orleans, where they VIII
| reside in the future.
Those present at the marriage Were.r
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Goldman, Mr.. ana ME
sam L. Goldman. Jr., MIR. aud MIS-. A.
e. Lester. Mr.. and Mrs. H.. b.. Easterwoou,
Mir and Mrs. Paul Coalson, MRS: hate
McAshan Mrs. Ida NJ. Taylor, Madame
4 GOLDBERG. Ut. juA us - .I
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. McAshan, Mr.. ana
Mrs r. C Dunn, DR.. and Mrs. +. N. clay
NJ and Mrs. Z. T. Dumble, Mr.. anu Mrs.
Tuoonc plake Dr. Z. Cronin, Miss chris
tian Miss Rosalie Dumble, Miss Droue.t
n G,lveston Mrs. NJ II. Foster, X r.
Lester. Jr.. Townsville. Ca MISS Lt I'M
Dunn. Miss Katherine Browne MISS Sln,e
Dmmble J. V. Tackaberry, DR.. w. H. uoh'-
man, w. w, Thomas.
Tho german given last Tuesday night at
tho home of Mrs. l.. T. King. 12l7 San ia
+ cinto nv Miss Bessie King ana MISS
Mathilde Lorenzen, and at which MISC
Lorenzen made her formal debut IN Hous-
ton society, was one ol the most thorough
" enjoyable social affairs of the kind ever
known in Houston.
The two large parlOrs were united so as
to form one immense room, ana the lio5r'
as smooth as polished marble, was Simply
perfection.
The color scheme in the front roam was
green and white, the debutantes' Golors,
and was effected by a tasteful disposition
of bamboo vines, ferns. palms and White
chrysanthemums and roses.
The rear parlor was the pink room,
beautified with pink chrysanthemums
gorgeous La France roses from st. Louis
] ulAlOStl III DOMlN anu NdotS, NV AAN pAN'Ns
effect was further enhanced by a Christmas
tree loaded with dainty novelties, faVors
fol one Of the cotiliion figures, and was
Sighted by numerous pink candies
Beautiful liU.le hand painted souvenir
programmes. distributed by Miss Hortens.
Lorenzen. indicated the order OF tn,
dances, and the c|otollion figures were SOM
OF the very p%rettiest that could be desired
Up stairs the te,e-a-tete room was
dainty study in yellow, aud its coy cor
ners We're as cute as art could make them
At 10 o'clock the guests marched dOwi
stairs and were received by Miss King
Miss Lorenzen, Mrs. Lorenzen and MIR
Hutchins.
The first figure of the ~cotillion was
pink rosebud and white chrysanthemun
garland figure, a garland being presence,
10 each of the debulantos.
Figure No. 2 was a la France rosebuI
favor figure.
l No. 8 was a special souvenir figure TO
!; young ladies', the souvenirs being sterlin
silver coffee spoons, v~inaigrettes, glove
l hooks, violet holders, etc, and the las
: was a favor figure, with the beautiful lit
y tie novelties from Santa Claus as presents
I The gowns of the young ladies were un
usually pretty.
Miss Lurenzrn's dress was n superb rre
alton of white organdie with a ruche a
the bottom and broad bands of circlin
white satin ribbon up to the girdle. TIL
y waist WEES el7borately trimmed with viii;
t satin ribbon with n fall of point lac
around the shoulders,
Miss Lorenzen will make 4 valuable add
i ton 10 society, being beautiful, culture
e and highly accomplished, having spent II
e lust five or six years in travelling and i
II studying in art schools abroad.
Miss King wore 4 lovely salmon pin
brocaded ~taffeta. trimmed in satin, wit
k a berthe of Nalenciernes lace and ell
y broidered chiffon.
1t Miss Marian Roberts gown was a beaut
: full pale green MORE silk witt mNlsselir
A de sole trimmings: Miss Marietta Delgado-
ID white organdy over pale blue silk.
y Miss Effie Jones, dainty white organd
lie Miss Eleanor HenSe, mousseline de SO
~ over pale green silk.
During the evening a delicious sala
IN luncheon was served, in addition to exec
s. lent punch,
Ie Those present were: Mrs. King, Mr.. al