The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

made many warm friends during his stay
mere After bridal tour to Nashville and
other points Mr.. Selfridge and his bride Will
go TO GAINESVILLE Tenn. where he will enter
the southwestern Presbyterian University
to prepare for the Presbyterian ministry.
HEATH BENDEL - Greenville. Texas.
August ia wedding somewhat out OF
the usual was consummated in this city
Yesterday afternoon. the contracting par
ties being City Ticket Agent C. F. Heath Of
the Cotton Belt, and Miss Cora Bendel a
Jewess and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Bendel of this city. There were no serious
objections on the part of the parents of the
bride to the marriage further than is COM
mon TO the Hebrew race in such matters
and In order that no violence be done the
social customs the wedding took place at a
neighbours, Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Banshousen
shortly after the ceremony was performed
the couple left on a bridal trip to Hebron,
Neb.. where they will spend a month with
relatives Of the groom.
ER-M'LENDEN- Calvert, Texas.
August 19.-Married, at the residence of the
brides parents Monday evening at $50
O'Clock. Miss Willie McLenden to Mr.. John
A. Weater, Rev James Kilgore officiating
COoPER-LEIGH- - Waxahachie, Texas.
August ia quiet wedding took place
last evening at the home OF Mr.. w. i. p.
Leigh. who moved here year ago from
Houston. Thompson II. Cooper OF New
Boston led to Hymens altar Miss Sophie
Amanda Leigh, Rev. j. B. Riddle, pastor
OF the First Baptist church, officiating. I'm
meoiately after the wedding lunch was
spread The newly married couple left on
the Central for their new home. carrying
with them the blessings of host Of friends.
NEAL-SHIRAR-Ru Texas, August
lS.-On the evening of the 18th inst at the
Methodist church Mr.. Henry Neal OF Helena
and Miss Alice Shirar of Runge were united
IN marriage, Rev. Joe Webb officiating.
Many friends accompanied the happy couple
to the home of the bridegroom, whore they
were rendered very enjoyable informal re-
ception.
ADAMS sMITH-LaGrange Texas, Au-
gust 1S.--Dr. John II. Adams OF Fort
Clark, Texas. and Miss Eliza NJ. Smith of
LaGrfmge. Texas, were married at the
christian church in LAGRANGE on August
l6 at p. IN.
DuCKwoRTH-E EVANS Orange. Texas,
August lS.-At the residence of the brides
parents last night in this city. Rev. T. J.
Horne, pastor OF the Presbyterian church.
performed the ceremony that united in
marriage Mr.. Joe Duckworth and Miss Gus
sic Evans. The wedding was private one.
only few relatives and intimate friends OF
the young couple being present.
GRIFFIN MOORE-West. Texas. August
l9.-Married at tho hcme of the bride by
Rev. w. II. Parks, on Wednesday even
ing Miss Clara Moore 10 James x. Crit
DREfFuS-MARCUS-Hempstead. Tex !,
"a gust ga small group of Hampstead
"u,es ana gentlemen left at Sis on the
excursion train to Houston, and there re-
paired to the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.; Kaiser. corner Charities and Preston
where quiet marriage had been arranged
between Mr. Noise Dreyfus and Miss Han
ma Marcus. both Of Hampstead. Rabbi
noewensteih OF Houston was in attendance
and united the couple in most imnress
sive ceremony. The following made nm The
party Messrs l.. Kaiser, Phil Eneel
NOISE Dreyfus: Charles We'll. II. Galefsk