The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-24
II OCTOBER.

WfHer, and mt rc3co L. e0stW ~ 49,
than Saturday noon.
n OCTOBER.
The pennants Of the autumn wave
AbovO me castellated hills,
Their glory mirrored In the lave
OF softly undulating nils
Tne moors are swspt By purple flame
OF sumach bending to the breesA
And scarlet creepors seem to claim
For martym' death the priestly trees
Sweet Phyllis VIII not hear me blame
The robber SQUIRRELS as they nash,
Tor firing IN their wanton game
The temples that will turn to ash;
For robber Of my heart = she.
The precious store put In trust
She took and now she will not SEQ
The flame that's turning all TO dust
Randall Neefus Saunders.
Miss Emily Bagby Taylor. daughter Of
Mrs. II. d. Taylor, was married Thursday
afternoon, October the 21st, to Mr.. Roy
Montgomery Farrar.
The wedding was one Of the most not
able Of this year. uniting as 1t did one OF
Houston's fairest and most favored daugh-
tors to one Of her prominent and popular
young business men.
The marriage took place at the beauti'
ful home Of Mrs. Taylor corner OF Walker
avenue and Louisiana street, and was sol.
emnlzed by Rev. DR.. Leayell Of the First
Presbyterian church.
The wedding, although without pomp
or ceremony, was such one as II known
In the stately homes OF Houston, being
very simple and beautiful.
At 4.45 o'clock, as Mrs. Hancock soltly
PLAYED tho wedding march, the brides
mother. Mrs. II. ID. Taylor. accompanied
by her Oldest son, entered room exquis-
ttely beautified with flowers OF the most
delicate fragrance They were followed
by little Miss Eleanor Robertson, the maid
OF honor, who Immediately preceded the
bride and groom, the former gowned In
crgandy over white SATIN
After the marriage ceremony had peep
performed delicate luncheon was served.
The guests present were: MIR. and Mrs.
Il. W. Taylor, Mr.. and Mira II. ID. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Taylor, MIR. end Mrs.
yandevoort, Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock, Mr..
and Mrs Szabo. Mr.. and Mrs. White. Mr.
and Mrs, George Byers, Mr.. and Mira. II.
H. Byers, Mr.. and Mrs, Anhrus Volck, Mr..
and Mrs. r, N. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
A. Relchardt, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Mum
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. ottoman Max Pudor
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Engle. MI and Mrs
Julian Robertson, Mesdamea Bagby, Usher
Wood, Frederick Mohl Court $. r. Fri.
quot, S. T. Bell, Julia Clark, and Mrs. J.
Arthur Tempest; Misses Usher. McKecver
Crawford, Helena Wilson, Breaker. Cage
Eliza Hancock, Bessie Richardson, Rosalk
Munger, Eleanor Robertson, Misses Dol
gardo and Misses Tarrants; Messrs. Is. w
Armstrong. McClung, Mcfarland, Thomp
son of Dallas Henry Breaker and =. d.
Junkln Masters Norman. Marion and Tay
Tor Robertson, Raymond and Richard Tan
kersly, Horace and Farrar Taylor, AM
little Misses WHY'S Taylor and Ruth
White.
At $40 in the evening Mr., and Mira. Far.
Yar left via the Katy for a ten days vsi
to Mexico. On their return to Houston
they will reside with Mrs. Farrar's mother
Last Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
number OF young friends Of little Mis-
Hebe Lucas gathered at tho latter's HON,
to celebrate her eighth birthday.
Miss Hebe received her guests with
sweet childish grace, while her cousin
ting manner, took the little ones hats, an,
"a they passed into the paror Master Harr
Lucas very calamity handed each q glas
Of lemonade,
There was no attempt at decoration IL
the parlor, that room being free from fur
Mture, 80 that the little ones might 'pla,
and have good time" es tho invitations
read. The dining room, however, was yer,
fretttly Decorated with roses and wal
brilliantly lighted. But what pleased thu
children most was tho vision the table dis
closed, loaded as 1t was with cakes. candles
fruits and other good things, The blrthda
cake. with tho usual dime and button, stoo
apart on small table. and was lighte
with eight small candles: and as marcl
Was played the merry company filed int
The dining room and around tho cake. eac
euttmg for the dime and b\tton. TIL
candies wore then blown out and all too
sAor places At tho table.
Thoae present were: Hebe and Harr
Lucas Gertrude. Maud and Jennie Lin
Aachaux. F7omie and Alice Shackford
Ruth Alien. Florence Mihills. Julia buck
Ssy, Genevieve Carter. Bessie Journay
Edith Gibbs. Vera Courts. Francis Eck
4ardt, Mildred Mayors, Sam Dixon Edgt
1Amkin, Peyden sullivan, Harry Journa,
Lsgh schur1nAn and Owen Necco
owing 10 the Illness Of Mrs. Gary. frs
vice president Of the woman's Readin
Club. Miss Gearing. secretary. presided a
ths meeting Wednesday afternoon. A char
ter In the history Of Norway waa read an
discussed. Current events we're given. A
tntsresting discussion followed on II
Rights Of Children The theories {
ssveraa noted writers ana axitatou on II
rights and proper education NJ childre
v~e discussed. notably Montaxue. Rou,
Sesu and his immortal Emile" Pestaioz7
ana last but mot least Frcabel A paper I
cChildren's Rights" By Kato bougla
Wtggtn. wAs read and furnished valuab
TODD nor thaught Thsse discussions arc
nav innovation. but promise TO become q
~ the most interesting and important 10
Surcs Of the clubs work. The thl
wednesday q each month u to be devot
70 them. end many Instructive subiec
have been selected. including topics
general interest 70 thinkers OF the prose
day, and nOtabts Historical incidents, !
taktng "a the United 6tatss and Texas,
Although half ef the msmbsrs were 4
nsnt. ON account Of tho prevailing fss,
ths Shakespeare Club had an enjoyable /
terpoon IN the study sceps Of the first /