The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

- 4 WHITEHEAD LEAF ON A POETS
q TABLE.
P0ats hand has placed thee there. !,
Autumn's brown and withcrcd Scroll;
Though to outward eye not fair.
Thou has beauty for the soul.
Though no human hand has traced
On that leaf its learned lore,
Love divine the page has graced--
What can words discover more3
Not alone aim A,itumn's blast.
Echoes from yon tablet scar
Distant music OF the past
Steals upon the poets car.
Voices sweet Of summer hours.
Springs soft whispers murmur by;
Feathered songs from leafy bowers
Draw his listening soul on high.
The marriage Of Miss Susie Turner and
Mr.. T, Frank Lewis. celebrated on Wedncs-
day morning at shearn Methodist Episcopal
church, furnished a chsstely beautiful bril-
dali picture.
There was an elegant simplicity. a dainty
beauty and perfect form thnt was In har-
nony with the fair bride, who reminds one
Of Faust's Marguerite.
Mr.. Aldridge Kidd, the organist, indi-
mted the coming OF the bride and groom
by sending forth from the great pipe organ
tho sweet but solemn strains OF Mendeis-
sohn's wedding march.
The bridal party was composed OF SIX,
the vanguard being the bridesmaid, Miss
Hhr,,e Dr,nree They were followed by the
bride and groom, the ushers Mr.. Hadley
Franklin ana MT. george Torrey' coming
Nh, ,,.,,a v,oro ,,,,n,o h,,o travelling
dress. with hut to match, which, comblnod
with her blonde beauty, made very love-
~ picture; . uow, =, ,,cb
brn.n t,4,nnad IN fur and white satin.
embroidered Ia gold.
me ceremony was performed IN sin'pie
, I'M n.y. w, uas..' .,,, nth ia
, 800 H. ~. ,,,,,,h.n =, r,ianJs
ny, ia, 10 ,,a-e ,raoa,'t. H., Iattsr Ne
49, 49,. ND, r,n,,,a, N,rs n n rrurnor
80 ,,n',' 'h.s,,,",' v,ai,ar E,,n,a,, ,,ni
NIL, ~, $500 a,s,n,. si,s o,,,,rn. ~
Tnrn,r hor ,n1,o Ms ,3am,lrrs and Nj
and Mrs Harry Nasterson
Immcdlaiely afler Tho marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis were driven 10 the Central de-
moi where ,hav donarted lar DaIlns TO
snend a ,sw dnvs ~ I'M saIr Thnv re-
turned ham. sn,ur6av morning and VIII
Iivn with Mrs I,ewis' mother Mira n q
Turner, ON polk avenue.
Tho auaprahm marty of Miss Ann,e
,,ra, ~, -, 20 49,, - ~,
LEVY az ''e no'i'o VI NV aont' mrS'
Ella powisey, WAS one OF the leading So
cial events OF the week.
M,sa Dr.a,rv ,yoa o.si.,oa IN, rooat,,,n
Wy Mrs' H'ia l'owhey ana Mfs. H. H..
Downcy. and as tho guests began to ar
rive about q 40 o,clocl, Miss Drewrv drasA.
al a., ], ,.,,.,,,,
sS''"Y '"i"'e" e'en'ns
gown OF BLK, graciousiy welcomed them.
BY 0 o'clock fully 100 guests had arrived,
and tho beautiful parlors md recent,on
roor, wara mi, A. oraroon,,nm ~,
- - 'l' " o'e''o"i"e' 'he s""'e
produced the most intense Interest and ex-
Iurine he n pn,h, cou,a nave been heard
selected wac rdemonstrntive. ma " soun
young ladies tied for the FIRST prize, Miss
hampton Inn Miss pe'sado' Miss Adele Lub-
cnst In,s 'n ~ ae,n",st ~ WIS oeslueu 10
and Miss Lubbock drew the arst nr 49,
an exquisite ut-glass powder box.
: Mrs. Belle Mcleod Smith, whose singing
since her return from the East has been
such delight to Houstoaians, sang a
number Of beautiful songs In her charm
Ing way. She was accompanied by Or.
Il. II. Green, violin obligato. ana Mrs
Robert Howard ppwney, pianlste. Tho
first song was TO- Salutar!s IN English
by Gauss. aud WAS enjoyed little les,
than the beautiful ballad, 'Wheo tho
Heart Is Young by Dudley Buck. which
WINS renanta,,Iv araLn,a., on. -