The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-12
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than Saturday noon.
A vsry,quiet but exceedingly pretty hon
wedding occurred on Thursday evenin
lAst At o'clock at the residence Of MI
and Mn. d. r. Warner, 2a1o Austin stres'
when their eldest daughter. Miss 10
Warner. was married to Mr.. James "
1.ockett. also Of Houston
Ths home was bower Of nowers, rosea
FERNS and golden rod being used profusely
In the library, where tho ceremony tool
place. an alcove had been hung with rope
Of roses and fine palms stationed behin'
tho happy couple made an effective back
ground for them. The mantel was banked
with pink and red roses amid ferns. whil'
buffet was glorious mass Of golden rod
In the dining room, where Z dainty
luncheon was afterward served. stood the
table bearing the fruit lemonade, while
flowers everywhere gave tho last touch Of
sweetness and grace. The parlor. dainty
room In itself. also bore Its share Of light
and fragrance.
Tho ceremony. performed by tho Rev.
occurred under the rose empowered alcove.
The attendants were Miss Annie Warner
and Mr. Benjamin B. Rice, Miss Bessie
Warner and Mr.. Eugene Hudson. The
bride, who possesses large share OF wo-
manly graces OF face and character, looked
very lovely In her bridal gown OF white
taffetA and embroidered mousseline de-
soie.
After the ceremony and concentrations
pA Mro hiatt laff for Ma pbvtlIa
and Eastern points. The guests included
only the families and very intimate friends
OF the contracting parties among them
Mrs Sarah Lockett OF Huntsville. mother
Of the groom.
A pretty bit OF sentiment connected with
tile event Is tho fact that at the same
hour on the same day OF the week and OF
the month twenty eight years before Mr.
and Mrs. B. r. Warner. father and mother
Of tho bride. were married.
The prospectus Of the Womans Reading
club for the coming winter has been Is
sued and It Is credit to this club OF
earnest and progressive workers.
Upon tho title page appears the club
motto. "a noble aim. faithfully kept, is as
= noble deed and on the following page
appears the list of officers. Mrs. W. q.
Kendall. president; Mrs. John h. Gray,
first vice president; Mrs. Estelle Brady.
second vice president. Miss Mamie Gear
Ing. secretary: Miss Lila Jenkens, treas
nrer; Mrs. II. q. King, librarian; Mrs.
hlchard Noteworthy, critic. The pro-
gramme committee is made UP Of: Mrs
Kendall, Mrs. Mcdonnell. Mrs. Nos
worthy, Mrs. Paschall Hamblen and Miss
Gearing.
Tho course Of study. which includes the
history OF Norway, papers and discussions
ON early American and Texas history,
topics OF the times and quotations from
Shakespeare. then follows at length. the
time for the course being from October
TO June l. inclusive. The programme In
detail covers eight OF the neat pages.
The charter members are given as well
g list OF the present members. who are:
MRS. George Mcdonnell Mrs.. j, Il. Carey.
MIS-. Richard Noteworthy, Mrs Ut. Bra.>,
MRS Vernon Leman. Mrs. w. Il. Kendall,
Mrs. p. -. King, Mrs w. Lewis Mrs.
Paschall Hamblen, Mrs. Il. Paine, Mrs.
A. DOW, MISS Lila Jenkens Miss Mary
stoppie. Miss Mamie Gearing, Miss Hester
Mitchell, Miss Evelyn Gardner.
The constitution and by-laws are printed
an ttil section 3 Of article l providing
that the clubs object shall be to create
solidarity OF feeling amons women upon a
OASIS OF common interest, to further lit
erary culture; to encourage education. TO
cultivate art ID Investigate science, to
study social questions: to assist In phtlap
.nropio WORKS; and last, buI not least. to
prove that fine social life IL the end
and result OF the best civilization
lhis calendar for the year IA a very
accepttble pamphlet to outsiders as aell IA
70 club members and II is most present.
spie IN its dress OF pale blue linen.