The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-02

"''tu pltdtS OF chlHOu. bows OF the satin
aud rare point lace. this latter the gift Of
Tue groom'a mother. TIN ven WAS caugh,
with a wreath of natural stephanotls
blooms aud extended the entire length Of
tho long train. The bridal bouquet was Of
whte roses
All of tho hrIiosmails were in pure
white. thu skirts OF sunplested organdy
over silk ant the satin bodices pointed
front and back. They each carried bouquets
Of Pink and white carnations caught vim
pink atreamcrs. the flowers being gifts
! from the groom. Tho bride also remem-
beiel Der attendants with pretty whto
ana silver empire fans The boutonniers OF
The men we're of white rosebuds
During The ceremony the et-eldsnts
| stood IN AN effective group nj the chancnl
4 steps and tho procession from the altar to
the !oor VITA tho happy young couple
/ leading. was indeed prcity sight
| Tho church was fliri wish Interested
/ friends, mary young people Ia eYealng
] aHesa being IN the resergci goats together
| VITA Tho family
| After ,a'- CEREMONY reception vas hold
az The hcme - the brte ou Grass. rt!
street. Here ever. hing had h-.a dode ,aa.
though, and ociag hands ooall e. s.r -se
honf@ was Transformed 5l.o l4ga- II
| fragrant goHe-r
n the hall va ~ a-raag g,zsa. q, -as ,ls
| and ported plar's -rE@.a.r ss. -l5s4s
! ~ Hu1iit1 enf '-sa I4s t- nes t.a7
/ 4 mass ~ Tr-c4-H ..- ~. a-e-4 .,.
| nft17 -r4 f-p1-. w@0- ---t -et-y &C.,
| lFnai ~tl TerE 1eea .er s1lt n4rs-
ground eaaalced ~ sa-re. ra.. lEe az:
NoTk o' 'hr o-.ore ras - calafy g7eaa
au'laT Several be@1-.tu. l-szets N rasas
H0' vita r.7a0aH a-t fo-g st9yt about.
f, ~h4 ih- 'a1a o i@r f91fls ami The u3u-
'o.f wore Aa.teI ~.-h ',-us
Ore The t!rllg room stood ,Ar punch bowl
. u. ID |4..
'ara. shit" Tho wedding cake occupied
central POSITION.
THIS caEe was especially unique. being
10 ine form q Two large white hearts on
back Of white. one heart bearing the
Initials 81 Tho bride &C H. r." and tho
other thoso of the groom 80 o N" Beiow
ths former heart Was written ia tho white
icing Two snpla with n single thought.
and undor Tho sroom's heart ran tho quo
tatou. Two hearts that beat as one"
THIS cake. which was a work " art. was
made by the brides friend Ma. George
Porter
Tho young friends % the bride and groom
called during tho evening, there being only
4 lew married irlenda and those close
neighbour present
Tho gifts were extensive and very beau
hfui. Among them were several heirlooms
sat of candelabra several generations old
ahd IA Fan which had boon given the brides
mother on hor wediiuE day Captain Tav-
Tor remembered hts daughter handsomely
and tAe sroom's father gave her a ring sct
With diamonds
The uourscm Of the bride was very
handsome, tho gowns all coming from New
lorh city. Among them was an exquisite
rcccpli.p dross In white silk and doaign OF
my pEk raEebuds and calling toilet of
electric blue MORE velour and brocnde
Mr and Mrs NoYes left on the Central
Tor Dallas WnarN fhyv " a..
Yelling of the Confederate monument on
Thursday. From there they went to Ten
n'Saee. where they Will remain about
month.
Returning thoy Will live at the CAPITOL
Hotel.
Both tho bride and groom are well ana
iayorahlH known in Houston. The bride Is
the granddauehter II ono Of the early oltl-
gems. Mr. James Bailey. tho grandmother
assisting her IN receiving at the reception
Mr.. Moves IL the son OF Mr. and Mrs l..
T. Moves. both well known in business and
social circles. and their many friends here
hhd abroad wish the young couple every
success
Miss Mary Root was married to Mr..
Kinds Kirkland on Tuesday evening at &
o'clock In Christ church The church WIS
adorned with masses OF palms. but other
wiso the decorations were not MS studed
NJ ~ the two succeeding evonts.
AZ The appointed timc tho four brides
maids Miss Francis Mann, Miss Isa Lloyd.
Miss Mamie Caldwell ana Miss Adele I.ub-
book entered, two By two. at the loft en-.
trance, while the ushers Mr. Wells Kirk.
lana, Mrs. Charles Ashe, Lieutenant
Ahfed Drew and ~. Morris, entered from
tho risht door In the same manner. Pass.
is half way doNh the central aisle. the
attendants paused. and standing facing each
other on opposite sides OF the aisle. they
allowed the bride and her maids OF honor
70 pass between. They then closed The
line, the whole forming a highly pictur-
crsuo pageant,
Niles Daphne Palmer led the procession.
the bride following between her two sis
tiers, Mise Cora and Stella Root
Tho bride looked very dueenly ia
gown OF heavy white tafIeia SILK, with scal-
loped flonnees OF white liberty SILK on the
fiiri and train. while the same SOFT ma
terial was shirred Into high yoke ana
sleeves The veil was simply but most ar
usticaliy arranged. tho whole costume aid.