The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-31

of Dallas, George Smith OF Bryan, W. X.
Morrow, Mildly Porter, Louis Bryan
George Kidd, Jr., Eugene George, 8. T.
McIlhenny, r. M. Johnston.
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The second annual bail given by the
Turnverein to the children OF the mem
beers was scheduled for Friday night, and
1t was thoroughly success. as evidenced
by the happy joyous faces OF the children.
That 1t was real pleasure to watch then,
and record their happiness. There were
all sorts of costumes. Some the most
grotesque imaginable and others very
handsome and elaborate. One loyal Hous-
tonian, Miss Josie Hirsh. represented
the Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival
and el.cised a good deal OF admiration
thereby. There were little Lord Faunt-
leroy and white capped housemaid to-
gether and further on timid looking
little Kate Greenaway accompanied by
fierce Indian chief and the goody-
goody' candy man made himself heard by
the cry of his wares and gorgeous court
lady was smiling and bowling to darkey
dude. The grand march was led by Prof.
Beach with Miss Rene Perry and Mrs.
Beach with Master Waldo Lawson and
at its conclusion the little ones danced
ad libitunI pleasing feature of the
evenings amusement was the fancy
dancing by Miss Rene Perry and Master
Eugene Bother. The former danced the
serpentine dance very gracefully. and then
Master Bother gave skirt dance. He
made the hit of the evening, though with
his cake walk. This was most cleverly
done for such a little chap. and he re-
ceived enthusiastic applause. For an
encore he sang Hello My Baby" and
went through some fancy steps much to
the amusement of the audience. The
ladies of the Turnverein prepared most
substantial and delicious supper for the
little ones and seated them around the
tables on the balcony. Here were over
a hundred children gathered. After the
children had begun to leave the floor many
of the older ones present took their PLACES
and the dancing continued until quite
late. Turner hall was prettily decorated
with Southern smilax and the holiday
greens, holly and mistletoe.
Some of the children present were Min
ME kaufman. Beale Smith. Bette Smith,
Waldo Lawson, Mollie May Howard, Fan
ME DAILY, Eugene Bother Rene Perry.
Dolly Edmuhds Lucille Wolff, Aline
Archer Ruth Helm, Annie Edmundson,
Alex KAN. Harry Prince. Idela Schusta,
Sprong, verna Colby, julius Keller.
Grover Schultz. Raymond Otto, Ray Kies-
ling, Hy Gomert, May Mather, Lille Bott-
Ter, Martha Telschow. Louisa Wendland,
Libbie Lewis, Fred Denman, John Schultz.
Hy. Albright, Lawrence Lewis, Sybil Ed
mundson. Walter Rosenfeld, May Belle
Harrison. Blanche Culmore, Mabel Scholi-
bo, Norman Pilot Earl SCHNEIDER, jos
Clede, Percy Tibbits, Hy. Juenger. Secrest
Jeffreys. Octave Culmore. Frank Harrison,
Cornelia Mellinger Willie Culmore, John
Menscher, Fred Mensoher, Ernie Schmidt,
Anita SCHNEIDER. Toilet Usner, Hilda
Japhet, Selma Usner, Selma Aubrey, Will
lie Archer, Maggie Daniels, Carmen Au-
trey. Max Aubrey, Herbert Reichardt,
Wagner, Eugene Pilot. Baldwin Perry.
Raphael Simon, Cecile Swan, Dolly Ber-
trand Mary Kennedy, Marie Cloman, An
ME Brumleau, Freda Wolff, Karen. Fogg
Lille Retzler, Ray Simon, Hy. Weiner,
Mabel Huffman. Jennie Powers. Stella
Powers, BERTHE Doering, Elenore Doering,
Fritz Ruff, Carl Brumleau, A. C. Juenger
Otto Ruff, Josephine Howell, Lois Krausse.
Aubrey Krausse, Lewis Wagner, Floydine
kaufman. Eunice Meyer, Anna Wagner.
Julia Altmont, Eva Guy. John Godberry.
Jamie Hughes Isadore Greenberg, Jenni
Powers, Stella Powers, BERTHE Doering,
Maurice Hirsch. Herbert Aubrey, julius
Settegast, Mary Parker, Julia Buckley.
Raphael Lechenger, Adeline Harrison,
Grover Shuttle. Mamie Weisenfeld.
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The wedding OF Miss Milly Dumble and
DIR. Samuel Alfred Mitchell took place
Thursday at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Dumble,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. This
was one OF the loveliest weddings that
Houston has seen for many day--from
the bride, lovely in her white robe. to the
smallest detail OF. the rooms. 1t was all
in dainty keeping and there was an atmos-
phere of home and tenderness and sweet
friendship that was over 1t all, beautify-
ing the Joining of those two young people
in holy matrimony. The house was made
very beautiful In honor Of the young girl
who was to leave 1t for a home in the
North, wild Southern vines clinging about
its walls and twining about stairway and
door facings, each glossy, leaf glistening
in the light of the chandelier and candle,
giving back that light from a thousand
tiny mirrors. Tall stemmed Gala lilies,
with graceIaf leaves to bring out their
waxy Wilderness. stood about on table and
and clusters of white hyacinths
with the tender green of fern leaves were
here and there TO grace some corner or
In the back parior. where the ceremony
took place. the arrangements were es-
pecially effective. The entire western wall
was covered from ceiling TO floor with
Southern Bmilax, making background
that brought out In every detail the group
of white robed girls who stood with their
attendants by the bride and groom. The
clergyman, Rev. Horace Clark, an old and
tried friend OF the family, took his place
before the screen of green vines beside /
a small stand on which stood a crystal |
holding white capped candles |
and above these lovely cluster OF white !
hyacinths and fern leaves. The notes OF
wedding march sounded /
through the house as Miss Bette Talia- /
ferro and Miss Daphne Palmer entered the
front parlor, each carrying broad white |
satin ribbon, with which they rallied in q (
passway for the rest OF the bridal party. !
They looked very sweet In their white (
gowns Of sheer organdie and walked with /
modest grace TO either side OF the clergy I
nan. After them came Mrs. H. r. Dumble |
and Miss Brady Of Austin; then the groom |
and his best man. DR.. W. H. Goldman, fol- |
lowed by Miss Marietta Delgado and Mr.. |
Harvey Dnmble, Miss Tuggle and Mr.. |
Norman Dumble and Miss Tobin OF Austin
md Mr.. w. T. Hancock. The maid OF
honor. Miss Rosali Dumble came In alone |
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