The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-24
HAllpEMAN- ROBINSON.


This evening few minutes after s
O'CLOCK, at the Church of the Immaculate
conception IN this city, and In tho pros
eneo of a llnge and brilliant asscmbiaa
OF we'll wishors, Rev, Father James Rogers
pronounced the beiittlng words which made
MT Horace Pam Haldernan and Miss Eua-
spsA 1.vOsnson man aad Vile.
ms marriage was the happy culmina-
lion of esartship whiea commenced sew
eyl Years ago, and aver since it became
Known thRit ~ would take place IN Noyem~
nsM nut liuiee else mas heea thought or
talked u by Aus,in society.
Tue Churea OF the immaculate Conpep-
won Was beautifully dccoMtud Tor the occ,i
syn syn VAIN bamboo, pot plants and rare ex-
pttVs' hslu Presented q scene full worthy
the poet pen or artists Inspired brush. .
Although the weddg was announced 10
tnke place at o'clock ii was a little past
that hour waen the bridal party arrived
ana entered the church in the following
order FIRST tho gioomsmen, marching
Two ana TWO; next, the bridesmaids,
marching In tho same order, then Tue ma d
% honor marching alone and following,
ana Unattended. came the bride, heaut.lui
and serene AS the bridal party MARCHED
down the aisle, they kept time 10 the
strains of tho wedding march, which came
from the large organ over which profe ssor
ST Clair presided
Arriving at tho sanctuary. the br,ae
was met by the groom who entered from
the sacrlSty attended by his best man In
'front.' Of the altar, whenc stood uae good
man who was TO pronounce the sacred
words, the gruomsmen took their pasjttons
tliee on either side. The bridesmaids took
thsir positions in the same order. while
the maid of honor stood on the left OF the
bride, and the best man on the right OF the
gloom.
The beautiful ceremony of the Catholic
church, while always Impressive was pe-
oufariy 10 on uhis occasion, and when
ttlo lsst words were spoken which Joined
togethen forever and Tor ave two loving
hearts, the angel OF happiness fingered
near, and seemed TO light the sanctuary
of God with her prophetic smile,
AZ hhe conclusion OF the ceremony the
bIidai parry departed from bae church as
fellows. First, tho bride and groom next
the maid OF homer aud best man third the
bridesmaids and then the groomsmen
Entering carriages the bridal party was
driven to tho home OF uhe BRIDES mother
where an elegant banquet was given and
the congratulations rendered the happy
pair.
The maid of honor was Miss Kate Robin,
son, sitter OF the bride. while Mr.. A. G..
Snoot acted as best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Frankie Sampson Irene Palm
Maud Bremond, Fannie Denton. Jennie
Maggie and Eugenia Hnldeman. and the
groomsnen were MossrB- W. IL Richard
ron, Jr.. Richard Corner, II. G. Smith,
Henry Harrison, j. II. Raymond and Henry
Ladd
1he bride wore beautiful dress Of white
satin brocade, court train. trimmed with
duchesse Lace and orange blossoms, ANA
carried In her hand bouquet of lilies OF
the valley and maiden hair fern. No or
The long tulle ven was held in
place by an aigrettc of white feathers
and crystals.
The maid Of honor wore costume OF
pink crepe over satin, and carried huge
burch of American beauty roses IN her
hard
Tho costumes of the bridesmaids were
white liberty silk appllqued, with ecru
lace, cofsage " pink satin and lace worn
over petticoat OF rose satin ,iemr- train,
short tulle veil held In place by pink
ostrich aigrette. and In their hands tby
lpre long -stemmed American beauty roses
tied With wide satin ribbon.
The white ribbons, which designnted the
space reserved for the family circle, were
held by two pretty lIttle misses, Halle
and Janet House, and they We're
The personitication OF childish beauty in
their costumes of white over rose.
Only the bridal party and a few near
participated Ia tba banquet ut
me brides home. and at midnight Mr.. and
Mrs. Haidemap departed on the northbonni
train for the North and East on an ex- |
ended bridal tour. They viii be at homs
n this city january "A AMI II, roaner OF
Fourteenth and San Antonio streets.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mrs. Pauiine
Robinson and has been extremely popu-
ar In Austin society from the lay she
irst made her debut. She is young laly |
Il rare charm and culture, ana the sweet
iesa OF her disposition hag mlfs her a
avofIie, not only Ia Austin, but wherever
he IL known. The groom Is we'll known
Dung business man OF this city has been
me OF the Leaders OF Austin soclsiy foi
ONE years past. and Is certainly 10 be
on capturing so fair a prize.
Mr. and Mrs Halaeman were the re-
ipient Of many beautiful and costly pres
-nts. many OF which came from friends al
distanoe., and they also received many
ongratilainry kilograms from both IN ana
MT OF the State.
Theirs YVES the most brilliant wedding 10
AXE place In Austin for several years. ana
will be long and pleasantly remenl-
cred by all who wsre 80 fortunate as TO
witness II.
GOVERNOR DfsApPRoVEs.
The following which was given out Co.
ay Il calf xpIanatory.