The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-14

| TINS was accomplished the result Was ies
isiered with the score keeper. and at tht
end prize was given the one who mad
been most successful in making the com
piete quotations.
Another rural game. "the forest stroll,
was played. after which supper was served
from picnic baskets. distributed In move
way AT given signal the young Iadies
all went upstairs and the men gathered IN
the hall below. a bunch OF bright ribbons
| hung suspended from the stairway above
and each man was requested TO select
ribbon and pull. At the other unseen END
was fair maid with her lunch basket, whf
then came down the stairs. NOBODY knew
who was going to get who. but everybody
was pleased with the surprise. Then the
couples spread their dainties on the grass
and. shaded from the July heat. enjoyed
refreshing lunch.
The house picnic was thoroughly enjoy
able. as we'll as novel, and full OF sur
! prises, and the hostess deserved great credit
for her ingenuity and genial hospitality
On Sunday morning a wedding party from
Conroe had merry nuptial breakfast at
the Bristol. The party consisted of the
newly welded couple, DR., and Mrs. j. f.
| Collier, and MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Collier
Judge and Mrs. NJ. l.. Cooper. Mrs. j. Won
renberger. Mrs. Withorspoon, Miss Hattie
urquhart, Miss lone Burns, Miss Lucy
Harris. Mr.. d. d. Donahue, Mr.. "A. E. Gil
bert and MIR. W. NJ. Conroe
| After the breakfast and few hours spent
pleasantly together, the party separated.
the bride and groom going to New Orleans
and the others returning TO Conroe.
A wedding occurred from the Bristol Oh
Monday morning. the interested people be-
Ing Mrs. NJ. Winfield and Mr.. J. C. Greg
DRY, superintendent OF the Palestine d.
vision OF the international and Great
Northern. The marriage was performed in
| the Presbyterian church by Rev. W. Hlayne
Leavell. ID. D.. after which the newly
welded couple left for their home in Pales-
| tina
The daintiest OF caids announce that MI
and Mrs. Clarence Wolff George Rareshide
are at home at 1919 Milan street. The card
OF Miss Valentine Larraux is attached by
knot of white ribbon
The marriage OF these young people oc-
Cured on Monday at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Alfred
Larraux, in New Orleans.
me ceremony was performed by Father
sublleau OF st. Augustine's church. aud
the benediction was pronounced by Liable
Max OF the French man OF war Subourdicu
now visiting New Orleans
only the relatives and intimate friends
were present and the officers from the SUI
bourdieu in full uniform, which made the
scene one long to be remembered.
MIR. and Mrs. Rareshi1e intend making
Houston their home and herald their advent
by cards announcing the same.
Tuesday evening, at 1909 Walker avenue.
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II.
Arnim, Miss Mary Dickson Moore was mar
ried to Mr.. John w. Mckinney OF Collin
county. The bride is the sister of Mrs
Arnim and comes from an old Texas fam
ny. and the groom Is a well known planter
in his section of the country.
Tuesday evening at O'Clock Miss Lucille
Eleanor McMillen aud Mr.. Morris Charles
Newman were married by Rev. H. d. AYES
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Martin.
1911 LaBranch street.
Mrs. Martin had rendered her house for
the occasion and 1t wts filled with friends
OF the bride Two little girls In dainty
whlie mull and blue silk. Miss Annie Mar
tin and Miss Maggie Carnes. received the
guests at tho door. Tho wedding march
was played by Mrs u. Hines.
The bride wore travelling dress OF blue
and brown silk and wool novelty cloth
trimmed In cream lace with blue silk from,
and brown velvet jacket She was attended
by her sisters. Miss Mary MoMillen Of Sis
by and Miss Carrie McMllen. The groom
was attended by Mr. Walker OF Houston.
The groom is the president of cigar cor
poration In New Orleans. and the bride has
been for some time stenographer for La
nier. Kirby e Martin. They LEFT for New
Orleans. their future home, directly after
the ceremony
After the marriage. Rev. Fl. u. Aves
bantized ono Of the attendants--Miss Car
rio McMlllen.
Mr.. A. l.. Burkholder. agent Crescent
News company at Ell Paso. Texas, will be
married to Miss Camille Provost at the
residence Of the brides mother. Mrs. T.
Provost, 1910 Austin street, Monday even
ing February IL. 1896. at D. IN, Rev
ratner HenneSsy officiating. The newly.
welded couple Will leave on the westbound
southern Pacific after the ceremony for
their future home in FL Paso
inc usual number OF the younger soci-
ely set assembled at Professor Mook's rcp-
"'"r FRIDAY night hop last week and in
uulged In a most enjoyable evening. The
cotlilion was danced after II o'clock
among those who participated were:
MISS Olivia and Mr. Louis Bryan.
locke Fort OF Las Mr. Harry Lidstone.
vegas n. NJ. Mr. Hern Arnold.
Miss Pearl Wiliamp, Mr. Julian WRIGHT
Miss Carrie Wlggin. Mr. Jesse AIhnr,
Miss Jennie Davis. Mr. Victor J3ard,,..
Miss Dccherd Calvert, Mr. Richard rranf.
Miss Marion Walker, lin.
Miss Lizzie Stevens. MIR. Charles yvoh,
Miss Margaret Ide- Mr.. Ed Mayc,rG'
son. Mr.. CbarIns ~ ",
Miss Lucy Harrison, MI ChnrIea W.
Miss Phelps, Mr.. Frod pros,, SSH
MSS h'@@le Dwyer. Mr. II. ID. Oler
MIR r. d. Brown.
Wednesday last Miss Mamie uono,,
was given surprise party by some q, her
Young friends, Music and refreshments
helped TO make up an enjoyable cvor,nr
lhc guests were:
Miss Mamie Master Mr.. w T. C...
son. Mr. W., cartef
Miss f. Cavanaugh Of Mr. Jim Meme, "ni'e'
San Antonio, Mr.. lin WI son.
Miss Laura Lyon Mr. ca,.,
Miss Magic Donohue. san A,,sn OF
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