The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18

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I, d Christ church at 500 ," On .ns
o. H. D. AYES officiating
w., was of unusual interest to
TN. .s,,,ns from the love they bore
' NV. father, the late Rev. ]. ).
w VAS rector of Christ churcn
Years and did such grand
.-,,,,ne I'D the parish. Not only
M congregation, but by his
..,,or so wound himself about
Il his people that he was a
4, parcel Of them. A man OF un-
n,,llsst and charming personaliiN
,,,y will live in the hearts OF those
7. thrown with him as long Ss ne
=, clemens. the mother OF the
rll a valued member OF H"Os-
IA me- one of the many admiral
,r.stsrs Of old Virginia VINO nave
4, Il Texas the influence OF centuries
|, thought and noble purpose inc
IN this heritage of good, could
~ n we'll worth the winning, and
~. nan that. a sweet, modest, IN
!, nj who has filed her post oil
.,nirably and will be sure to make
y, spy man could be proud OF.
!. =, vsre no decorations at the church
,sr white lilies on the altar, that
N With the handsomely embroidered
,.nv,rIpg. The crowd Of friends thar
IA Ne ceremony had their atten-
INA 10 the coming of the wedding
NJ Ne opening notes of Mendels-
vsdilng march, played by Miss
i nd instantly all faces were turned
X he entrance OF the church. Inc
M j W. McCutcheon, Mr.. Joseph
4 M George Torrey and Mr.. John
Emma entered, followed by Mrs.
I'd with her two sons. Messrs. Frank
yrsj Clemens, one on either side, In
h,d:ome uniform of Cadets of st.
M They we're followed by Miss
Ma Clemens and Miss Emily Scott,
lister and cousin of the bride. They
Rry prettlly dressed in pink ofgahdy
mes, made alike, with low neck and
sIssyss, and carried dainty buckets
viii pink pea blossoms and ferns.
b graceful carriage and sweet faces
them lovely feature of the affair.
! !tem came the maid of honor, Miss
iiayur, In an exquisite gown of White
b,iy, The waist of which was II marvel
iiiivork. composed of lace and mus
The skirt was trimmed with small
s and fell very gracefully about the
IN figure. She wore her hair high,
1 butterfly made of narrow white
nd ribbon, carried a bouquet of pink
and certainly was good to look at
be passed up the aisle. Last o! all
DE bride on the arm of her uncle,
wv R. Watson, and a dainty bride
~ h her gown of soft clinging NOUS
" d sole made en- demi-train, with a
tucked lounce. finished with a narrow
''sdssd rutfe. An overskirt finished in
ant way fell in soft folds below the
Easi heading, The waist was high in
'sk, with long sleeves, and composed
w and rows of narrow lace edged
n " TO the yoke, which was made OF
f'lale vertical shirrings and silk ap-
NJ hsofes and outlined with a ruffle OF
.'n The long tulle veil was fastened
Gown OF pearls, the gift of Mrs
aem heggett' the handsome cluster
hees roses that she carried, complet
li0ssly costume, in which the wearel
ssvsly charming picture. The groom,
" pest man, MIR. j, S. White. met
'ne chancel and, claiming his
VEN with her to the altar v here
uaNman was awaiting them.
M lae ceremony there was recep-
"A ae home of Mrs. Clemens, to
uaies Of the old friends and a nun
aMslr daughters were invited. Tn,
asa peen made gay aud bri ,ht fol
,vs-s brides sake, and loving hand.
u, s'uspt pretty work with vlnes anC
iue hail was bright with colder
,s one corner filled IN with a
" me gorgeous blossoms, from
k,s., ', which came the spreading
y palm. Yellow nasturtiumI
Nv Ina hlled in other spaces and add,
j. Il s salm glow of color to the picture
NJ r noal parlor the decorators had
\. ny,,,. use 81 the rich clusters o.
\, gu. Sue mat are now such a hand
Eer ~. Of our gardens. The colo
W, M PINK, and over doorway an,
! M s s arches OF green vines. witt
b A. No OF the myrtle for coloring
i NAL. ,''ulne doors that led into tn,
b., ,-.Ol was a lambreuuin of vines
|a,,s myrtle, and bowls of the Lowell,
4 NNn palms in pink covered
n upleted the floral decorations n,
u. s".. stately ancestors of the brid,
F,,,l 'n from their caneases in cain
es,t u Inc back parlor. where tn,
h h. ~ oil cannas and pasturtium,
nj Aeynote Of color were the mn
\ !, r rsIa received by the bride
iesll s,as n was more appreciated tina,
Z d ~ pitcher of silver that ha,
supsrsa 'uiyan family in England 70
B ny, and fifty years and had bee
b IN D. american cousin for her wed
iKaps s nere' TOO. was the brides cake
lno mn covered with snowy white, nest
d ro..s me tiny bouquets of sinai
u h mat made a wedding wreat,
q Will. crowned with a handsom
Escb = RIBBON and lilies of the val
y % " ehe tiny bouquets was at
Z the narrow white ribbon ane
sere , Sane people gathered about 1
o. do1 r'shaed 70 draw the BOUQUET
Y on M So Mr.. Louis BRYAN foun
= a dir u OF his ribbon, Miss Lul
sAs All ana Miss Anna TAYLOR
rs,rinsn.o d which caused a gond d.,
. ths sIn, y the expense OF the thre,
Y shI,a room all was In brids
"a kelns Iepe myrtle and Souther
;lon Ie effectively used in maxim
y rpse, Icy A handsome vase n
: resting ssppied the center Of tn
absap,'ss or "a dainty square of lac,
sal sp,,a GUY glass punch bowl wit
y bowls ~ c.anaings of tiny glasses an
'ssre u ol corrections. Completed N
as rs nsre were served the ices tbos,
y how lung party being frozen /
"a rue sso's OF white. ana for the ler
y ana NJ was assisted in recsiyin
vi. NI.s = Humphreys, Mrs. W Y 7
|. rssIs p loans Of Washington. D. c
Y Mr. ice, Mrs. Mary Bolts rlt;
~ Ms Tax, Zone. Mrs, Lockwood
l rsltsur ION, :, Mettenheimer and Mr.,
W. V. R. Watson on,er