The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28


Mrs. Krahl Mrs. McNutt Miss Lillian Lea,
Miss Brlnsmade Miss Hughes. Miss Bes-
sic Warner, Miss Bujac, Miss Scholibo,
Miss Green. Miss Drummer, Miss Culmore,
Miss Archer, Miss Sweeney and Miss
Blakeney. meeting of the club will be
held at the usual place ana time next
Thursday.
At the home OF MIR. II. D. Goldman there
was very sweet home wedding lasn,Tues-
day evening at o'clock. Mr.. Golhman's
daughter. Miss Marie Goldman and Mr..
Robert Lee Treadway were made man and
wife by the solemn ritual OF the Episcopal
church read with earnest impressiveness by
the rector of Christ church. Rev. H. d.
Ayes The bridegroom and his best man
followed the clergyman into the parlor and
$1,000 awaiting the bride. who came In
with her father. preceded by her little
brothers, Masters Raymond and Harry
Gohlman. These little gentlemen, dressed
~ pretty suits of white, came in hand In
hand and took their places near their sis
Ter. MI Treadway came forward to claim
his bride and the ceremony was said that
made these twain one flesh.
Mrs. Goldman had made a lovely bank
OF green in the bow window where the
Clergyman stood, by massng the palms
together. and overhead a garland of
Northern smilaX was hung from either
side of the room, caught up al the chande-
lier. from which depended lovers knot
made of white roses. Garlands OF smilax
we're twined about the mantels and over
the chandelier in the room beyond and
few palms added touch of fresh verdure
to both rooms. The bride was as lovely
as picture in her wedding gown OF sheer
organdie, trimmed with narrow hounceo
edged with white satin ribbon, above which
were SIX rows Of the same ribbon, giving
Il sheen to the soft white of the muslin.
The waist was beautifully trimmed with
the ribbon and long broad sash fell To
the hounces. The finishing touch OF the
lovely costume was a picture hat of white
leghorn trimmed with ruchings of whits
mousselin de sole and a great cluster of
white ostrich tips. The soft white of dress
and hat brought out to advantage the fair
beauty of the bride and the graceful lines
Of the dress her handsome figure, and
surely she was sight for sair cen"
The heavy downpour OF rain prevented
many being present at the ceremony, but
before the bride and groom left quite
number had come in to congratulate them
Mrs. Goldman served refreshments to the
wedding party and their friends. while the
bride changed her gown for a travelling
costume before leaving with her husband
for their "lune de miel" in the Crescent
City
Another Jolly children's party was given
last week. Mrs. j. Larenden gave her
granddaughter. Mabel Aimee Upper, a
lovely party on her 18th birthday, and Il
happy swarm OF children took possession
of Mrs. Larenden's house Her parlor is
almost as big as her heart and like her
heart. was filed with the little ones that
night. And such a supper of good things
as she had spread for them in the long
dining room!-with pink roses aud green
: ferns and ribbons, and crystal candsla-
2 brae with their glittering pendants fall
ing around the pink candles. with their
, pretty green caps For everything was
pink and green, even the dainty doyles of
crisn japanese paper that marked each
4 cover. There were only such sweet things
q as children lihe, but there was plenty of
them. and how the little folks enjoyed
them!
Then there was programme---a song by
: Emma Qualtrough another by Mabel Lip
Z per, another by thrca Gtte girls and stll
I another by L. Rosenheld Then Mabel
Upper gave a fancy dance and ETA Ed
munds reclted poem that wac written
L for the occasion by her mother. Mrs, Jo-
q sepn Edmonds Among Trs Larerlsn' s
, guests were Edward and GEORGE Upper.
4 Charles Brown, Walter and Marian Asher.
= Miriam, Virginia and Evelyn Elmouds
d Helen Cramer. Libhie Lewis. Carrie and
K rhela Rosenheld, Henrietta and Law
> rencn Upper, Harry Prince. Aley Khan.
y Je1nne'te and Jonas Levy Emma and
> Jeanette Qaaltrough Leslie aud Bertie
= Sou2a, Adeline and Rose Belle Sehram
> Said!c Morris. Emma Goliberg Pearlie
q Coleman, Isaac Bonalt, Bernard Newding,
Susie EdmOnds Pearl lnd Nora Bile,
i, Sarah Freed Louise Jacohe, Robert Bril-
, ling, Roy Simon. Sarah Biitz. Jerome
/ Moseowit2 Rosie Levy, Carl Lorrs,
a Adrian Sou2a, Felix Richmond. Eva Ed
' monds, Walter RosenAeld, Rosie and Lii
g liam Kaiser, Freda Belle Cohen and Ausln
( Wagner.
{ Invitations were issued for Friday even
l ing by Messrs. Mary Woolford Ina Wool
ford, Eunice Worlsy and Mister John
I Woolford. and on that evening Mrs. John
!. ID. Wcolford's home on the corner of San
Jacinto and Lamar WIS the prettlest,
. brightest, merrest scene possible The
' house was all brilliantly lighted ana
. thrown open and the lawn made gay and
. bright with myriads Of Japanese lanterns
END then the children The place was
fairly overrun with them. the prettiest,
= daintiest flock OF them from IA down to
= years! The old woman who lived in a
, shoe might have felt perfectly at home
J, but Mrs Wolford would have made that
old lady feel ashamed of herself for she
= knew just what to do with them. She gave
. them up the house and grounds, had music
i for them to dance by, games for them 10
= play, lots OF fruit punch for them to drink
a and heaps of he cream and cake for them
q TO eat What more could they ask? And
n the house was made so pretty With flow
ers, roses and carnations and green ferns
, and bits of box cunnlugly arranged on
G every mantel shelf, to give color to tho
q rooms Though really the children were
. decoration enough, with their sweet bright
faces and pretty costumes The lawn was
c q lovely sight with the young people play
ing on II and the bright colored lanterns
$ waving softly in the south wind And
e when the young people were marshaled
: into marching order and wound In line
Q around the house into the grounds and
e back again before being served with their
3 refreshments. the sight was one to be re-
e n emhered. The party was certainly a
- merry one and II one could Judge by the
d happy faces of the children, perfect sue
a cess.
n \ !
h Mrs. O, c. Drew gave a pleasant after.
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