The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-04

ribbon bore the name OF the guest for |
whom 1t was reserved
At this table sat the bride and groom
his father and mother, Dr. and Mrs s !
Baruch of New York, Mrs. Sarah KAN, (
Mr.. and Mrs. Hynan Prince, Rabbi and
Mrs. Lazarus Miss Della Kiam, Miss Eve
lyn Levy Of Galveston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adoue of Galveston, Mr.. Sam Nigel Mrs.
Anna Nigel, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Levy,
Mr., Leon Blum of Galveston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben KAN aud .Messrs. Ed and Alex Khan.
Here on the veranda, with the cool
breezes from the gulf blowing over them,
the happy company enjoyed a supper of
six courses, with wines to follow in order
and the merry talk Of people gathered to-
gether ~r festive occasion
AT the notes of Mendelssohn's wedding
march the attention Of all was drawn to
the west parlor, through which tine bridal
party approached. First came the ushers
Mr.. Hyman Levy Mr.. John Neethe, Mr.
Abe Levy and Mr.. Alex Kiam followed by
Dr.. Baruch and Mrs Prince, Then came
tho bridegroom and his mother Mrs
Baruch, the bridesmaids, Miss Della Kiam
and Miss Evelyn Levy. following. After
them came the little maid of honor, Julia
Prince, and then the bride and her father,
Mr.. Hyman Prince. Rabbi Lazarus stood
under the canopy awaiting them, and his
remarks to the bride and groom on the
duties of life were very eloquent and earn
est.
1t would be difficult to find three more
/ lovely young girls than the bride and her
bridesmaids, but they Just escaped being
eclipsed by the handsome women who ac-
companied them Mrs. Baruch and Mrs.
Prince, and of the five a choice as to the
handsomest was a very difficult matter
The brides costume was, of course the
| lcveliest Of all. 1t was white chiffon
over liberty satin, made with four hounces
Of the chiffon, finished with scallops of
| chiffon edged with a ruching, that fell
| over the upper hounce like lily leaves.
/ The chiffon yelled the skirt up to the
waist, to which it was Joined with a tiny
ruching. The corsage was in fine shinings
of the chiffon, with full jabot of rose
point, down the left side, caught up al the
shoulder with a knot of orange blossoms.
Around the waist was gold chain fast
ened by heart of diamonds, to which a
| fan of rose point was attached. The
handkerchief was of the same exquisite
lace and even the dainty feet were clothed
with its lovely meshes. The veil was fast
ened on with sunburst thickly studded
with diamonds Beneath this the sweet
beauty of the young face of the girl bride,
| for she is only II years old, looked on the
world radiant with happiness.
II Miss Della Kiam's gown was a lovely
creation of pink crepe de chine, made with
two deep accordion pleated hounces, over
which the overskirt. elegantly trimmed
with appliqued lace figures, was gracefully
draped, A corsage trimmed with honiton
lace a dainty aigrette OF pink and white
in the hair and a shower bouquet of pink
roses completed tho costume. Miss Levy
Of Galveston wore pink also. but her gown
was Of peau de sole, with large ruchngs
beaded with figures of appliquod lace and
waist handsomely trimmed with lace
i'll, .f.1
roses. Mrs. Baruch wore a very hand
some costume made in New York. The
lower skirt was of white talfeta houncec
with chiffon, over which peplum of white
summer pCplin fell very gracefully Thl
latter was trimmed with two columns o
honiton lace reaching from the waist Il
the edge, and on either side of the from
width, with designs in ruahngs between
them, and on the back widths the who'll
> finished with chiffon ruching. The wais
was made with a yoke of honiton, finished
= with band of satin embroidered in pearl
, and brilliants. The sleeves were OF tn
, same rich lace and finished with a fril
CT the same. dragon of aluminium
> thicSly studded with diamonds. worn OF
the corsage and a handsome aigrette Il
the hair completed the costume, whic
suited the truly magnificent looking wo
man who wore it. Mrs. Baruch comes o
an old South Carolina family, is an activ
! worker in the Daughters of the America
, Revolution and Is in every way mos
charming woman,
Q Mrs. Prince afforded a very admirabl
companion picture TO her guest. He
gown was of Nile green silk, covered wit
white net and Aounced with eXqulst
Chantilly lace. Her hair was worn
5 pompadour and with handsome aigrett'
( Mrs. Ben Kiam wore a rich black costum
a Of spanged net, and Miss Harriet Lev
lovely gown of white net, dotted wit
{ chenille, one Of the most beautiful coe
Il tunes in the room. Mrs. Sarah Khan
. grandmother of the bride, looked yer
D handsome in black satin, with tchu
point lace. and the little maid of homo
G Julia Prince, was very sweet in white Of
), candle, carrying a lovely basket OF rose
S Mr.. and Mrs Sailing Baruch left on Il
S 1915 train for st. Louis. From there tn.
8 will go to New York, where they WI
e make their future home.
. 4 \ y
k Tuesday afternoon the ladies of q
: Reading club and their guests boarded t
9 Drummer cars for picnic at Weeks par
= The DAY was cool and balmy; in fact
Il nature seemed to lend an eager, helpll
/, hand toward the success of this enioyal
d affair. Arriving upon the grounds
>, club and their guests were cordially We
e coined to the home of Mrs. B. A. Randolf
e which is Just beyond the entrance TO
park. A delightful programme await
them. which yCs most thoroughly {
y ioyed. The first number was a Dlauo s.
d by Mrs. Randolph Then Mrs r. NJ. IA
81 read an interesting review OF the 70
IS done by the club during this year, being
Ia paper prepared by Mrs H, f. Ring a
illustrated by Mrs. B. A. Randolph. ~
lie lowing this came a recitation by NJ
IS Urwitz portraying in very vivid tones 7
p Return from Moscow" The third numt
ID was a paper by Mrs. r. Il Ewing
* Some characteristics Of the Frencl
r, which was an intellectual treat indeed
Of vocal solo by Mrs. H, f. AacGregor y
lg delightfully."- rendered and last but By
IN means least came Mrs. Slossoa. who
IS her quaint and amusing way introdut
he the French maid. whom those who vi
~ Paris will doubtless find in one of
of concert halls OF that gay city She '
Nv impersonsted upon this occasion by N
IS MacGregor.
IT, After a stroll through the lovely grouI
in and row upon the lake, the ladies W
tie invited 10 Zoe seated at a most bounu
re and delicious repast. the many basil
ul lunches brought by the members hayl
nd been tsstefully arranged. toast 70