The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13

usnels we're Mcssrr. W. n. NVtSh" "ss
l.. II. Schultz and the otaer ATTENDANTS
Misses Emma Sternouberg, Emma koSSe
Norma Steruenborg. Liksle Benie and two
little flower girls. Emma Schmidt ana
Lyneito Schneider. McsSrs. l.. H. Sehulte
VIII Sterneubcrg, Carl Rees and QUO
Sens. thu latter bc,ng best man. MISS I'm
MA Sternenbcrg, maid Of honor, was dress-
ed IN cream and The other maids IN laNeh-
der. pink, blue and green broc0dtd tllhs'
The bride who came In with her father
wore rich bridal gown Of white hTocaue
with veil and bouquet o, bridal roses Eacn
maid carried bouquets Of roses III man!
colors.
After the ceremony. which was In Ger
man, reception was ht>i al the orlue
home, the fremont hotel, where handsome
PRESENTS were displayed. Warm eonSratu-
laiicns were bestowed and later banquet
In the dining room was enjoyed. The ho'es
We're set in the form OF a hollow square
and they bore every form OF salad, CAKE
and delicacy which Is pertinent 10 bridal
supper. Later In the evening Ihe !ouhs
people enjoyed dancing and ut lv.SV NM
and Mrs. Stsrncuberg left FOR chicago
Milwaukee and ST. Louis. After tlelr re-
,nrn they will ho a home al Olive, Texas.
Tho following were guests al the re-
ceptlon in addition 10 the bridal party
MIR. and Mrs. \. Sens. MIR. aud Mrs. H.
O. Schneider, MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Sterneu-
berg MIR. c. G.. Vogel Mrs. NJ NJ Urban
Hampstead. Texas: Mr.. and Mrs. I. u
Roemer. Galveston, Texas; Mr. ana MIS-
a. &. Sternenberg. DR.. and Mrs. w. e.
Ponton. Misses Julia and Netue sternen,
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. KesSler, Mr. ana
Mrs. r. *. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Fred
cricks, Mr.. and Mrs c. II. SchoiOo, Mr'
and Mrs. Alex Bergamini, Mr. ana Mrs
Mn. Reichardt. Mrs. l.. Thompson Mr
and Mrs. l., schweikart. Mir. and Mrs.
Walter Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Japhet'
MIR. and Mrs. A. Dow. Mr. and Mrs. G. e.
Pilot, Mrs McNaily Mr.. and Mrs c. Bsnte'
Mrs. L. GoOde, Mrs. J. Holman, Mrs.
Koch. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Schroeder, Miss
Bertha Schroeder Miss Edna McNally MI
and Mrs, L. d. II. Schneider. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ramine. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
kaufman. Miss Lizzie Schwartz MISS
Mamie schollbo. Miss Cora Schultz, Miss
Emile Noight Miss Carrie HcnnlnEcr, Miss
Carrie Bersamini, Miss Lena Boulfrass
Miss Nettie schweikart. Miss Emma
Schwekart, Miss Bertha Reichardt. Miss
Louise Reichardt, Miss Emile Reichardt,
MI. G. a. Kellner. Brookshire, Texas; Or.
W. y. Brooks. Woodyille, Texas; Mr.. y.
Schier. MIR. Jim Foley. Mr.. Pat Foley Mr.
VIII Dissen. MIR Bis Dissen, Mr.. Ed
Schultz MIR. Louis Schwartz, Mr.. Albert
Sehkeikart. MIR. II. L. Thomson, Mr.. Mar
tin Heuninger. Mr.. Louis Dreyliug. NJ j.
L. Halter. Mr.. Henry Seibert, Mr. w.
Schroeder.
Wednesday night at o'clock at the
First Presbyterian church Rev. w. H
Ieayell pronounced the solemn rite that
united Mr.. \. Weilbachor os Little Rock.
Ark. and Miss Agnes Pierce Of Houston.
The young bride wore q simple gown OF
white orgaudie over white satin and her
two maids wore dainty plue. rae at'eiu-
ants were Miss Ethe Contoe vi os
maid of tonori Miss tmliE Nahaniss' ~
Harry Ilcmblen best msh' NF' ~ ~,
Conroo and the two ushers, At'et 'ns
ceremony dainty httia Iep's' was SO. reu
to the bridal party at inc pil de i'nis
after which the happy couple lett on INC
CeLtra, to spend few nays WIN M; W.
bocher's parents in AUSTIN before le'''ins
for their home in Little ROCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u heyhe announce
The marriage of their daughter Lena 10 Mr..
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Vic VI INC 49,. 49,,
the season Was the Feerp'oh stNeA W NV
Houston High School Alumni association
IN the recsntly Graduated class In the High
,.,,,,., ,,,.,,.,. ,,irht rba
school pul'u'hs "s' mus 'a' '''e"
guests were greeted at the enlr"nVe Ha'i
..,,,,'..,,,.. nd d ,o.d,d curtain which sen.
-, "a, mi, ho,, rt,is ,ittls room had
been turned into a yerltable drawing room,
with rugs pretty chairs, tables and IA myr-
lad OF gally shaded banquet LAMPS, ihe
VAIN, walls WeIS hunE WIN r.HV 90. ,,biif rsa
tlocs added "a tbcir usieI grace and dig
nifty. There were beautiful arrangements
OF flowers, one Of yellow and blue the
class colors OF 81. The punch bowl, Whlch
was presided over by several young ladies',
was hedded in handsome magnolia buds,
tho flowers OF 80, while the glasses stood
in sweet peas, another class emblem. Many
palms and flowers were in five jardinlers
added their touch of richness, the whole
being n truly beautiful scene.
Every member of the association was a
seif-appointed reception committee. and all
were most welcome. Orchestra music filed