The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03


and Miss Juliet Raphael and Master J
rome Sampson. The little girls we
dressed In organizes with white satin Ill
hons and the boys In tuxedos.
Then came the bridesmaids and groom'
men In the following order: Miss Mario
Ettleson of Waco and Mr.. Ed kiam. Mii
- Nora Lion OF Galveston and MIR. Joe Lev,
Miss Sarah Fest OF Galveston and Mr..
y. Cohn. The bridesmaids werA.sowned !
white organdy with white satin i,bbon
and each carried a bouquet II callas. N
r gloves were worn. The men wore the con
ventlonal black.
Following the bridesmaids and erooms
men came Miss Julia Raphael, aunt OF III
bride, and Mr.. Sam Raphael, the best man
Miss Raphael was gowned In. black Ls
Tosca net over pale green taffcta trimmed
in green liberty silk and passemcnterie.
DR., A. r. Sampson of Galveston z
brother OF the groom, and Mrs. A. Gerson.
tho brides grandmother. came next MIS-.
Gerson wore black net over black SILK with
Jet trimmings.
Next ramc Miss Lille Nussba,im, tho
maid Of honor, attended by Mr.. S.-.Lsvors
tho first groomsman. Miss Nussbaum's
gown was beautiful creation OF whits
niousscIInc dc sole with liberty silk ruch.
, ing.
'fhe BRIDE leaning on the arm OF hcf
father. came next and the groom ana
! Mrs. Joe Enrich followed them. The br'ida q
natural beauty was enhanced by the gown
she wore. an extremely handsome duchesse
satin and point lare effect Her veil was
caught up with lilies OF the valley and
orange blossoms from her mothers we'd
ding Veil. She made n charming appears
ance, Mfs. Enrich WINS gowned In garnet
and black silk evening costume with pearl
and velvet trimmings
When The party reached the spot on
which the ceremony was to take place and
lust before the words that were to make
the bride md groom man and wife were
pronounced Miss Bessie Hughes sang Call
Me Thine own" The ceremony was then
performed by Rabbi Henry Cohen OF CAL
weston and at Its close beautIfuf effect
was afforded by n shower of rose leaves
IRON cornucopia over the heads OF tho
newly married couple the leaves having
been released just ms tho last words of the
marriage rite were spoken
The bridal party then left the synagogue
to the music of Mcndelssohn's ''Weddng
March,' the flower girls and pages strew-
ing the paths OF the newly married couple
ana their attendants with rosts SYM
polical OF their future life
ON arriving al the handsome home Of
me brides father. Mr.. Nose Ranhaol nj
no I0S Hamilton street a reception was
he'a, refreshments were served and the
triehus or Or. and Mrs. Sampson were ht-
iorued an opportunity 10 offer their c,n
ordinations
" NOT exaggerating 10 say that hand
n ', DECORATIONS were never seen IN
Houston. This feature of the occasion
was arranged by Miss Lille Nussbaum 10
WON much credit Is due for the artistic
Hnu tasteful arrangement OF the materials
WIN Which the rooms Wcro garnishrd Tn.
punch room on the left of the hall as one
enters inc house was In red and white and
presented workable dream of beauty
Had
'he globes OF which were OF red TO the
corners of the room and red lilies na,ms
itrhs anu ihcqueminot roses were ayery-
Whefe IN evidence, perfect banks OF them
oeing arranged on tho mantels and hook
NnSeN. In one corner WAS a large mirror
ron the upper corners OF which red
strohners led down TO The punch tnbla
IN front Of It. from which a delightful
nunch was eoryed by Miss Nannyo Mos
kowitz, who was gowned in white organdy
over rcd silk 10 correspond with The dec-
oratons of the room. ON the mantle wore
blaeed souvenirs for the ladies in the shsu,
o. pieces of dream cake" IN bridal boxes.
handsome piano lamp with n red shade
completed an extremely beautiful effect.
Ihe parlor, the first room on the right
M one enters. was decorated similarly TO
inc punch room. except tina: the scheme
was In pink and white instead OF red and
White, The bride and groom stood in the
pay window IN perfect bower formed Of
itantttul La France roses aud calais The
Whp shades, also In pink, completed the
effect
IN the dining room the scheme of green
aha White observed at the synagogue wns
carried out, White ribbons were drapnd
nom the chandelier TO tho BRIDES table In
the center of the room and the table was
covered with n White satin cloth across
Which green ribbon and Nacnclennes lace
was laid diagonally in alternate strips In
each corner Of the room were small tables
covered with green and white cloths and
hearing vases OF cut eallas. Each table
also pore cute little cornucopin formed
OF nnugnt and macaroons and one OF
fiowers Cut glass dishes covered with
green aud white ribbons contained hon
bons OF the same color and on the side
board were green and white confcctiops
amongst the cut glass and silver The
mantel was banked with calas, palms ana
roses. The refreshments served consisted
OF salads. green and white fees. wnfe,e.
olives, sailed almonds. bon bons. cham
pagne and punch
the predominatng color In the hall was
the. all of the draperies being of thtt
uhade, profusiou OF Southern smilaX
ara rattan vines relieved this In u delight
iNi way. Tho musicians we're stationed at
the loot OF the staircase and were screened
nom view by u bank formed of the green
vines.
These TO whom cards We're issued for tho
way until late hour, when the last con
ordinations end wishes for bright and
hnppy futura were rendered DR. and Mrs.
sampson. who left the following morning.
ior bridal tour through New Orleans.
Nlanta anc the formers old home 1t
Charlotte. N. c. They will return to nous-
ION about Tho 10Th Instant and will be at
nome IN the new cottage at No T01 Hainil-
Ton street. DR.. Sampson is Il well known
physician Of this city and his beautiful
pride ~ tho daughter OF Mr. Nose Raphael,
The well known insurance man.
These to whom cards were issued FOR In
wedding were Ia follows: Dr. ana Mrs,
y. clarendon. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Prince. Nh
and Mrs. y. norchaId. MIR. and Mrs. O.
u Reichman, Mr. ana Mrs. n. Half. MIR.
ana Mrs' J, Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lag
,.rus. Mr.. and Mrs 7. Edlnunds, Air. and
Mrs. NJ. Rosenthai Mr. end Mrs. a.
Mcskowiix, Mis-. D. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. q. Rosenfield, Mr.. and Mira. IL. Brown,
II Ia Mr "A