The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

age TO the young Pcopic startinb uPVn t"V'
life together;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G, Timmins.
MIR. and Mrs. Cabeen Blake.
MIR and Mrs. r. +. Carson.
Mrs. 4. ]. Choeseborough.
Miss Sadie Tmmins. Mr. s. Wilson,
Miss Buckley Mr.. George Torrcy,
MIR. David Hall. Mr.. Oscar Peynaud.
Mr. W W. Thomas. Mr. John Buckley,
Mr.. Frank Russell.
The young couple are Mt home with the
grooms parents. 1918 Texas avenue.
Two weddings OF the past we-k presented
a coincidence in that the daughter OF the
late Charles A. Burton. for many years
general superintendent OF tho Houston and
Texas Central railroad. and of the late Her
ace Han, also long the auditor OF the same
road. and at the same period OF tiIae. were
married en- the same evening, aud. further
more. both brides wero the same age IN
years,
Bryan Hall was tho scene OF a most
brilliant asscmblaFe Thursday night when
the subscription ball Of the jewish society
occurred with It's accustomed splendor
The hall had been bedecked with South
ern smilax. testooned over the windows.
uppIs hhi pu lHr Alall"hNt NurT" an hlLu
OF lights Jared out among the green, The
stage was ane arrangement OF palms,
their stately forms making a mass OF
vendure. among which the musicians we're
yro,,r.d hsro,,., i,,,n ,hr.yy n mini,
80, 49, ma uhnl. s,,,,sstin, ina nra,
yalling tone Of the supper room, which
was a beautiful effect In reds. Not only
was It striking. but 1t was decidedly pretty
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az ~" ~ a, ,e' iN' '''s.n y, w." 49,.
ol 'na e.Iv'an'enl eoi i1an , nv h,t,
o,","u ia pultS anu oai'as ~ ra'' , u.ae'y
ol "o"er' ~ s'"As NV
"hta anu green 's"o;esi a"' u"e , NJ"
prrl''oSt soIl Oh Ipu s""Iss, WY INV
s"iseous no"ots' h .i.i OIL req roses A'so o
were u"su among lhe wv s"auVa "uu Wv
pots OF the PAINS ana cailas were covered
WIN req crepe paper i''ile'oua pu"ch Naa
s"rftd during the evening auu inc reltcsn-
ments from the nrst course 10 mo DITCH
cream, carried ont the nobio color CHOSEN
for Its gorEeousuoss The menu Was really
delicious and fun OF novel concerts in de-
sign.
The march 20 the supper room was led by
Mr., Joe Levy with Miss Mamie Abersohn.
and the entire company was seated at one
time, which is Likely TO provoke much
good fellowship aud creates a pretty scene,
dances and supper, which was served at
midnight
Tho costumes wer. particularly brilliant
the one great feature OF an evening as
semblage Very handsome brocadas aud
ieNels on the matrons and dainty evening
Aowrs on tha girls, prevailed.
Mrs u norehard wore black grenadine
trimmed in point lace with front OF vel
low nee, rdeon pleated silk and black feath-
er trimming
Mn T. Raphael wore a black aud white
strtpeS siib waist. bands OF velour merle
HACK SILK skirt
Mrs / G Gor-ou WAS gowned In sat-
durt,see win annlioue fran,
Mes 1ulrs u,rsrh wore HACK sreno-
elnn rave I, tour frufru silk trimmed in
nurrin y.lour ncrla
MI I. NJ nlch wore an emhroiderea
I black ana white moussellne dc sole. lace
NJ fo,is soma x,,ra !, hia,,u sl,irt nrd
mink mou.snlino do solo waist Win narrow
blnrk N.lvpt trimninss
/ Mrs Feliy Haas was eownea In male mini,
( lrocsaoa satin design do rnse 81 mum"
with , Wit N, vhttn n,ousgeI,ra So snla
perforated with lace leaves. The trim
. ming vas shirrsa In hands ~ p,o,,ssa,tns ds
/ sole. With gold edge and renaissance
bolero and IN dor.
Mrs Goldbarp vyore a btacl, with hlacl,
sronAdino o,crsRirt. trimmed In iewel-d
| bands ana heht velvet ribbon
I Mrs Arthur Inner was ,ov,ed I, black
lbroo xIed skirt with black nousselIne de
solo 'waisS. trimmed in pink velvet.
Mrs. Moskoyitz wore A black skirt. with
hlacl, and white creme waist.
Mrs Ed Newbouor wore a gown of EN-.
broidercd mousseline de sole with Jewel
trimming.
Mrs f. Upper wore black grenadint
with white lace vest and lace garnltures
Mrs H. j Prince was gowned In satin
with design de rose ct plume in yellow
with waist nf white moussoline Dc, sole
trimmed in bands OF shirred mousseline ant