The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24

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strains Of which the bridal party. COM
posed OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. l.. Beadle, Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Gibbs, Mrs. w. u. Jones.
Miss Henrietta st. Clair Price, Miss Jas
per Gibbs and Mr.. c. Arthur Williams,
entered the parlor was played by Mr.. L..
Won Hofe of Houston, as was the incl
dental music which followed. The bride
was attired in a handsome cloth travel
ing dress and carried bouquet of four
roses. The groom wore the conventional
black.
At the close OF the congratulations
which followed the ceremony dainty re-
freshments. consisting of salads, coffee.
sailed almonds and ices, were served.
Later the brides cake was cut. Miss Price
securing the needle, Miss Gibbs the dime
and Mr.. Beadle the ring. Before the guests
retired the health of the bride and groom
were drunk in sparkling champagne.
The bride, who has been endeared to all
who know her by her fresh young beauty,
no less than by her innumerable attrac-
tive traits of charcter is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs j. L. Beadle, the former of
whom is agent for the Galveston. Houston
and Northern railway at Deepwater. The
groom. who occupies the responsible posi-
tion of manager for the Deepwater Mer-
, ling worth and is the possessor of quail
ties which have made him respected and
popular. Many handsome presents and
numerous congratulatory kilograms We're
received.
! MIR. and Mrs. Gibbs left Thursday morn
| ing for a short bridal trip to points in
North Texas. They were accompanied by
| the groom's sisters, Mrs. W. f. Jones and
| Miss Jasper Gibbs. to Mexia where they
| wi thair hN
Mrs. A. ]. Gibbs.
The young society folk had merry
dance Friday evening at Bryan hall. 1t
was one OF those informal affairs, gotten
up hurriedly by nobody In particular, that
are always SO enjoyable. Dancing in this
cold weather is more than usually agree
able and the occasion of the dance, the
presence Of their visitors, Miss Grimke.
| Miss Natter and Miss Hemming, being
another added attraction. made the even
ing one of great pleasure to chaperon es
and chaperoned alike
| The first figure OF the german was led
by Mr.. James Giraud; the second by Mr..
Bruce Fraser and the third by Mr.. Harris
Garrow. The chaperones for the evening
were MIR. and Mrs. W. C. Conner, Jr., and
Mr., and Mrs. Guy Harcourt. The chap
eroned were Miss Hemming, Miss Grimke,
Miss Natter. Miss Morse, Miss Quinian,
Miss Kidd, Miss Radford, Miss Thompson,
Miss Waldo. Miss Giraud. Miss Edythe
Giraud, Miss Tuggle, Miss Stella Root
Miss Porter Miss Franklin, Miss Mckee,
Miss Brady, Miss Marietta Delgado Miss
John, Miss Miller. Miss Cole of Bryan.
Miss Wood, Miss Shelly, and Messrs. John
Dickson, j. Giraud, Ed Randle. Norma
kittrell B. Frazer, w. Fl. Curth, Frank
Williams, Enders Huey, Austin Miller, p.
A. Hudson, H. B. Brown Rich Glraud, w
T. Hancock, DR.. Stafford, S. C. Moves,
Rath Latham, Harris Garrow. Hy Porter,
Il. W. Franklin, O. NJ. Kendall, George
Kidd, Dr. Kyle, A. e. Everts, Joe Eagle,
Hood. Goldman, Clarence Kendall VIII
Kendall, c. De Lyon, viii Woods, Callie
Hutchinson and Hawley of Galveston.
~
Mrs. L. r. Noyes gave very delightful
card party Wednesday evening, compli
mentary to Miss Grimke of Charleston, S
c., who Is the guest of her cousin. Mis-
Delgado, this winter. The affair was
complete in all it's appointments, tn
wretched weather without interfering no
in the least with the pleasure Of Tn
young folk who gathered about the sinai
tables to try their luck at high five
There was prize promised to the on
who got the highest number of games
prize to each seX-and the promise wa
made in such a mysterious manner as I
arouse the curiosity of the players. ,
when the games were over and the prize
to be given there was a great deal of In
terest shown in the giving. Miss Hem
ming of Gainesville won the greatest mum
Der of games among the ladies, and 81
was presented with Mr.. w. A. Wood TO
an escort for the rest OF the winter an
Mr.. Endus Huey. the most fortunat
among the gentlemen. was presented wit
, Miss Edythe Giraud to be escorted for tn
: rest of the season. This novel way c
rewarding the winners was the occasio
\ of much mirth and amusement. Mrs
/. Noyes had daintiest refreshments for he
young guests that were thoroughly al
preciated-the up-to-date girl being sai
. ura enough to enjoy good things edib
I equally with those of the sterner an
. stronger sex. The young folk decide
that they had had a charming evening
; and. of course, they knew whereof the
!. spoke.
= Mrs. Albert Cramer entertained the Sec
$ ond Ward Euchre club on Wednesda
: afternoon and, Notwithstanding the in
: cemency OF the weather, every membe
= of the club was present. which was evi
n QenCe VI luc ldCJ ludL every ouc hhcW thH
= ), treat was in store for them. The after
= noon was most pleasantly spent at pro
I gressive euchre and. after spirited con
test, the first prize was awarded 10 Mr.
: Joseph Goldman. the second to Mrs. Al
!, thur Upper and the guest prize to Mr.
! Fl. Sass. The counters were gems
= the shape of pretty ballet dancers of tin
! sci and tissue paper. Elegant refresh
= ments were served In courses. Mrs
= Cramer was assisted by Mrs. Gus Fred
: ericks and Mrs. Adolph Cramer. Thos
, who enjoyed the hospitality OF Mr.
: Cramer were: Mrs. A. Morris Mrs. M
;. than Brown. Mrs A. Looyis, Mrs. Sa
Alexander Mrs NJ Grimbel, Mrs.
Asher, Mrs. Sol. Billie, Mrs. Arthur Lii
per, Mrs. Max Cramer, Mrs. Emil Lippe
IS Mrs. Sol Colman. Mrs w. Scholibo, Mr.
i Joe Edmonds. Mrs. b. Jacobs. Mrs. il
= Roseniield of Eagle Pass. Mrs. Ike Gan
3 Mrs Herman Brown, Mrs. Henry Brow
N The rs have issued their invtatio
a TO the society bali Thursday, the est
y They are UP to the usual standard OF el
gance and good taste, and will no dou
y be responded to with much pleasure. WI
10 the Invitation IS Enclosed a card, viii
: is to be presented at the door. and
a. | ,,,.auenfatin,, IN he reuuired this year wi