The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-19

vinson. Misses Maude Mccoy, Miss Marie
Kirkland. Miss Adele Lubbock, Miss Lucy
Harrison. Miss Fanny Clemow. Miss
Blanche Dennis. Miss Maggie Shearn, Miss
Ella Gribble. Miss Jennie Kidd. Miss Cane
Vinson, Miss Brownie Jones, Miss Ella
Smith. Miss Marion Roberts. Miss Alice
Louisa Gibbons. Miss Ina Curry, Miss
Birdie Cutter. Miss FRANKIE Hite. Miss
Mamie Bastian. Miss Grace Norrell, Miss
Effie Jones. Miss Allne Knight, Miss Mae
Scudamore. Miss Violet Foster. Miss Birdie
Holmes. Miss Ana May Gribble. Miss Hat
tic Grlbble. Miss Hayden OF New York,
Miss Ethel Ford, Miss Jasper Gibbs, Miss
Sinclair. Miss Nina Parker. Miss Minnie
Szabo Miss Woodward Of Fort Worth:
Messrs Spencer Hutchlns. Arthur Sayers,
w. II. Curth. Dexter Holt. j. W. Leon
ard w. d. Cleveland, Jr., j. l.. Hudson,
Ernest Saunders. II. G. Burtis. F. 8.
Brooks. Frank Hervcy, George Gibbons, d..
Enders Huey. d. G.. Hucherson. Joe VIM
son, John Burroughs. w. C. Hancock, G..
W. Nelson. Hamp Ford. John White. Burt
Smith Austin Miller. Erich Schmidt Eu-
gene George. A. =. Powell G. b. Hervey,
Tom l.. Rushmorc II. II. Adams. Elliot
Cage. Harry Cage. Harry Jones, Dan
Smith Charles Crane. Charles Ashe.
Charley Grlbble Styles Giraud Charley
Robinson. George Gaines, Will Perry,
Frank Williams. j. A. Kyle. w. A. wood.
y. -.
Archer. John De Lesdernier. Charles Lid
stone. Louis Raphael. Bert Damon. viii
Ewell.
A very pretty home wedding took place
at the residence Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engle. 1912 Texas avenue,
Tuesday night. The contracting parties
were Miss Daisy X. Englc and Mr.. George
Schumacher. prominent young business
man OF Monterey. Mexico. Judge W. b.
Hill officiating.
The cosy parlor was beautifully decor
ated in green and white. The west end
window OF the parior was banked with
green, a foliage canopy above, from the
center of which was suspended a large
silver and white horseshoe.
Directly under the canopy was table
banked with green and white. On each
side were small stands with flowers and
foliage TO correspond with the other decor
atoms
Promptly TO the strains OF Mendclssohn's
beautiful wedding march, played by Miss
Ella Blaifer Oh the plano, accompanied by
Mr.. Abe Roos on the flute, Misses Lucy
Blaffer. Bertha LOwenstein and Florence
Roos, attended by Philip, Jake and Max
Engle, brothers Of the bride. entered, the
young misses forming on the right and
the young gentlemen on the left OF the
door, thus making passage for the bridal
cople to pass through.
Next came the groom with the brides
mother. Mrs Engle; the maid of honor.
Miss Mac Bngle. and last the bride. lean
ing on the arm OF her father.
After the words were spoken which made
them man aud wife, congratulations were
given BY their numerous friends who were
present and Witnessed the ceremony,
The bride. a pretty brunette, was at
tired In white organdy. trimmed in ac-
Gordon plaits and quilted satin ribbon and
carried n ndsome bouquet. composed OF
bride roses, white sweet peas tube roses
and ferns, and wore brides roses in her hair.
The maid OF honor also wore white and
carried pink roses.
Mrs. Schumacher was formerly resi-
dent Of Tuscaloosa. Ala. but has for the
past three years resided In Houston and
has hcen n teacher in the Houston high
school for the past term. Her sweet face
ana lovable disposition have won for her
many friends during her short residence
here,
Tho many beautiful presents received
were a mute testimony of the high esteem
In which the young couple are held
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher left on the
w % lIdln LOT monterey, tntlF future nome,
followed by the best wishes OF their many
friends.
On last Friday night the Mansfield Dra-
matte club was entertained In a most de-
lightful manner at the residence OF DR.. Il,
c. Hodges by Mr.. and Mrs Chamherlin.
Much credit is due those who took part In
the unique programme for the pleasant
evening enjoyed by the members of tho
club and their many guests, who numbered
something over 100.
The committee OF arrangement was Mrs
w. w. Chamberlln, Miss FRANKIE Hite and
Mr., Arthur John.
The first part of the evening was devoted
10 the sketch entitled ny woman's Wits"
dramat2ed by Miss FRANKIE Hlte from one
Of Francis billiards stories. Miss Hle
received numerous congratulations for this
clever piece OF work, Tho leading charge
ters were taken by Miss Rosa Hhe, Mrs.
Chamberlln, Mr. Barden and Mr.. Tread
way, and the admirable and artistic man
ntr In which they acquitted themselves
elected repeated applause from the au-
dience.
The vocal solos by Mrs. John Shcarn and
Mr.. Savage and the recitation by Mr. por-
kins were rendered In manner that de-
lighted their hearers. During the evening
Mrs. John Lockman, by special request.