The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-26

dolph Theodore Pereira, Warren Coles
| jones Markham. Tho Young lady az.
sistants were Miss Julia Bailey Miss Ia.
ole Lakewood and Miss kathryne Pereira
wnile they In turn We're assisted by the
stronger sex, comprising Mr. Tracy Dun
Marshal Tankersly. Barton Wallace. Ar
| thur Mason, Bert Perclra. Dewitt Dun
Thomas Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs James p
| Markham. Mr. and Mrs. John b. Will
Jams. Mrs. Theodore j. pcreira. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dun. The supper table was
| dream and The dainty refreshments were
| furnished with the lavish hand of true
knowledge of cbild's nature
~
Mrs, Mary Arbuckle, who accompanied
her talented son, Mr. Maclyn Arbucklc.
who as all the theatrical world knows. Is
leading man in the why Smith Left
Home troupe, on his trip to Houston, is
pleasingly remembered here as Miss Mol
lie Castleton She * the daughter OF
rev Or Ca5tleton, who for years had
chafBo OF the First Presbyterian church
IN thlA city, and whose strong personality.
as well as his brilliant intellectual pow
ers, has left lasting impression here
Mr. Arbuekle was married In the old Ban
list church on the corner OF Texas avenue
ana Travis street, now lowered from lts
high estate of the temple of worshlp Ia
stable, Yesterday Mrs. Arbuclle and
her son visited the old building and
walked arm In arm down the path she
had walked 80 many years ago on the
arm OF her young husband and now was
ueading with her son, bearing on his
strong protecting arm. The son falling
into tho sentiment Of the mother. sang
Mendelssohp's wedding march no they
went together. and afterwnrd cut with n
chisel a brick from the walls, which he
will treasure and keep as a holy memonto
OF the place where his mother took her
marriage VOWS.
Mrs. Arbuchln made up small @box
party behind tho scenes FOR some Of her
old and new Houston friends, much 10
their delight as II was so entirely now
city 10 them, as well enjoyable for her
presence and the opportunity Of meeting
Mr.. Maelyn Arbucklo. He presented some
favored ones with a few Of the yiolets
given him by Lord Marcus Bereaford AZ
dinner given the latter by the Bohemian
club OF San Franclsco and at which Mr
Arbuckle was an honored guest. This yls-
II OF mother and son to Houston was a
bright CLEAN of pleasure 10 al who had
the opportunity Of meeting them,
~
There was very pretty wedding at
shearn Methodist church Wednesday eY-
ening The bride was Miss Bertha Stewart,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John A. stewart,
and the bridegroom Mr.. William ]. KUN |
nell. Rev Seth Ward stood awaiting the
bridal party as II entered the church, fol-
lowing the uBhers, The bride wore q full !
costume OF white sntin. with
long tulle veil fastened on with orange !
blossoms. She carried white carnations
and looked very sweet as she stood mod |
eetly waiting before the clergyman. Her |
sister. Miss Anna Stewart. was the maid |
of honor and wore a lovely costume Of /
Ia aptt ell 4 q
frankie Stewart and Clara Yancel, gowned |
In white, carried great clusters OF Gala
lilies and made a very sweet feature OF
the wedding. After the ceremony the
bridal party repaired 70 the home of the
brides parents, with few intimate
friends, and after happy evening Mr..
and Mrs Kuhnell went TO their own home.
which had been made ready for them.
and where, their friends hope, many happy
years may come to them.
~
A very delightful entertainment was
given Wednesday evening by Mrs. J, A.
Mckee. complimentary TO her sister. Miss
Weir and "lss Mary De Marco OF Satchex.
Miss. we in respes,,. sh e Houston
, S1s SJJT1Fsst . d ~ ssss ss'4 pre-.
Of yaFoN THE N Tho o.. y instruction as
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