The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-02

| event Of considerable interest in this city.
Mr. Chamberlain is widely known as ris-
l ing and prosperous young business man
OF Houston, and his friends are legion. who
| wish him and his charming and beautiful
wife all the happiness that 1t is possible
to have.
Below is clipping from the Waco Daily
Telephone Of December 20 relative to the
wedding.
| AT 1880 o'clock this morning at the
First Baptist church, Rev. B. II. Carroll
officiating, Mr.. Wills West Chamberlain
of Houston and Miss Eva virginia Alien
Of this city were married.
1.-THE church was we'll filled with friends
OF the two young people. The edlfice was
nicely decorated with palms and ever
greens when the time for the ceremony
appeared Mr. Charles Smith sang oh,
Promise Me- Miss Theresa Hutchenrider
playing the organ accompaniment. AS the
bridal party reached the altar the music
ceased and Dr. Carroll spoke the binding
words. The attendants were Mr.. Charles
NJ Bonham OF Houston and Miss Dee Cau-
field Robert l.. Treadway of Houston and
Miss Grace Burke. The ushers were Messrs.
II. q. Johnson, Charles Carroll, Willie Sed-
wick and Charles T.. Moore
THE bride is one of the sweetest OF the
Waco girls and was popular with all. She
is the eldest daughter of Mrs. Katie Q.
Olphant and has host of friends in this
city. Mr.. Chamberlain Is well-known
business man of Houston and is very pop
ular in the Bayou City. where he has re-
sided for some time. He Is q young man
Of exemplary habits and well thought OF in
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain were driven
at once to the Waco and Northwestern
railway depot. where they took the train
for Houston, where they Will reside"
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of her young friends last Wednesday even
ing with music, cards, dancing and all
kinds Of pretty games.
Refreshments of the d1intiest character
and most delicious kind were served by
the fair young hostess and the young peo-
pie present spent one of the most de-
lightful evenings they had ever known.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Butte will entertain
number OF friends tomorrow evening in
honor of Miss Smith OF Dallas, who is |
their guest and whose mother and father. /
Mr., and Mrs. w. j.. Smith, have many |
friends in Houston.
Miss Vivian Ransome entertained some |
of her friends last Thursday evening with |
dancing, games and all OF those delightful
amusements young people enjoy so well.
Dainty refreshments also added to the en-
joyment of the evening
There were present: Misses Mary Ashe,
Juanita Allen Maggie Shearn, Glare Rob-
inson, Jeanette Porter Shelby Jones,
Louise OLIVER Bertha and Dot Butte and
their guest Miss Rembut Smith of Dallas
Misses Jennie Waldo Estelle Golibart,
Ouida Queen, Mamie Bolts. Media Glenn
ems. Emily Scott, Bird of Galveston, Mich
OILS and Perry of Galveston, Mary Williams;
Messrs. Willie Gibbons, Tom Bolts, Dave
Baker, Chester Bryan, Harry Jones,
Charlie Oliver. Frank Clemmens, Joe
Chew, John V. Ashe. Dick White, George
Gibbons
Mrs. Kutschner, aunt to Massic and Miss
frankie Dolen. gave them n party on Fri
day evening as Christmas present
The transition from the old year to the |
new was made in merry making. such as
dancing, playing games and explodiny
fireworks, and the party of young people !
who took part in this pretty affair were:
Maggie Shearn, Mary Ashe, Clare Robin
son. Juanta Allen, Jeanette Port r, Shelby
Iones, Louise Oliver, Bertha Butte, Dot
Butte and their guest Miss Rembert Smith |
# Dallas, Jennie Waldo, Estelle Col bart,
)uida Queen, Mamie Bolts, Made Glenn
mems. Emily Scott, Miss Bird, Miss Mich
us and Miss Perry OF Galveston, Mary