The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

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showing IL the center behind. M ~
cpy TOP nwat&d II green ard plymeQ \.
with fernu ana mietleloe was wto6tne4 Y
In ivy ana holly. The tetns Of red v4bboh
drawn over ! bank q mos eAd terms
piunss Of the Isdiss ID eivin6 higher
color to the 0therwise aravs' eifect:s
Every detail Of harness. shafts and un-
dergeAring contributed to 4 hnrnaonioue
ensemble. which with the dull December
sky. put forth the claims o. winter to
place In this sprinsrt time fete
+. H. Stewart drove = carriage OF red
Mrs. lnEham Stewards vehicle was one
OF the most prettily decorated hughes
In the parade, the colors being two beau-
tiful shades OF purple, The horse and
buggy we're almost covered With purple
chrysanthemums. The lines we're two
little daughter, Marian Holt, were seated
in the vehicle, wearing beautiful cos
tunes Of purple silk to match the decora-
,ions, This turnout was erected with
applause along the line Of .narsh.
Mrs. w. v. Cullom and Mrs, J. @. Pal
mer entered a single seated buggy rep
reseniing tandem OF butterflies. inc
ontire exterior surface was covered with
white chrysanthemums and huttering
overhead were three large butterntes
driven tandem style by large wax coll
that rode seated on the back OF the iarg-
est of the butterflies in the rear. White
and gold were the only colors attempted.
which included the very elaborate cos
| tunes of the ladies. The butterfly IDEA
was excelently carried out and the winged
| insects were SO gracefully waited oy tne
breeze IA to initiate flying.
Mr.. T. G. Ford's piano box buggy WIS
! used by Misses Challio and Eihe Mac
! Jones in elegant black costumes, easn
carving a massive boquet OF massise
Z Golden wedding" chrysanthemums. tho
! idea In decorating the vehicle was In no
/ way conventlonal--a great mass OF yellow
ichrysanthemums, With autumn leaves IN
4 loose massive form was fair deseiiptio"
OF the body. while the wheels were Ar
ranged in shape of stars, ornamentea Win
/ bows OF ribbon. Tires OF the wheels were
gilt and the harness was combination OK
gold and black,
The vehicle entered by Miss Nam o
Chadwick was a Kindergarten wagonetts,
decorated In natural gray moss and SOUTH
eru smilax, with trimmings of pink cnains,
| rosettes (made by the children) white
horse, pink lines, etc. The little girls ana
Miss Chadwick were dressed In white. mo
children were Paul Cohen, Kathryn and
Elizabeth Tracy. Margaret Schultz. Robert
and Margaret Norris, Kathryn ana Llnhie
Dunn, Beryl Seger. Leta Fellows, Gene
We've and Gerald West, Helen and Electa
4 l,amkin. .Iohu Cochran, Layton Vann,
Frank Mather, Frances Dennis, Mar
puerlte Dennle, Paxton Haddon, Bailey
I Bowers. Margery McLaip. Crystal Daniel.
4 Annie Parsons. MISS Mamie CHADWICK
driving, :,
Il Mrs w. H. Haliwell and son, Mr.. w, II.
Halliwcll. Jr, of Aldine had their buggy
and horse decorated with natural ro2eS,
Theirs was the only turnout from OUTSIDE
the city
4 Mr.. Max Kollers plano box buggy was
trimmed and designed by ", ]. Suess and
Il, L. Harris. who made a very pretty Ell
feet representing the world. supported on
a pedestal elevated about three feet above
the buggy seat. On top of the globe was a
chariot drawn by two snow white swans
, and driven by little girl. Julia Fred
ericks. accompanied by little Misses
Miriam Edmonds aud Helen Cramer The
, idea was entirely floral and white and red
the colors used.
!, The large victoria Of Mrs. W. S. Wal
!, was a creation OF yellow chrysan,hemum'
y and nestled here and there among tn
h flowers was flock OF black butterflies, Tn
), flowers were Marechal Neil roses eN
q quisitely made, and their yellow co.or
q with the black butterflies was thofeh
represent the coIors OF Princeton college
d c.,...a,,,, so,,.d NTH the driver in liy
~ ardar 10 uoo
cry was p'ack cat OF ''ie o'''' "
Hoo. and the yellow streamer atout u
neck again sustained the IDEA oil uiasl
and yellow. The victoria was occupied D.
Miss Lillian Aisworth aud MISS Ina CUR!
dressed in black and yellow while wv
= elegant black horses IN harness OF ye ioF
! drew the ehiGlc, guided by silaed re MS
: Mr., Spencer Hutrhins' double-seate'
seated trap WAS a gorgeous affair, II wal
decorated with American Beauty roses an'
black and gold butterflies. II was one
. the very preliiest turnouts in tho pAraa'
t aud it, occupants were four OF Honstoa
I, fair young dohutantes, They were MI sc
/ Laura Franklin Alma Miller Anna gum
J Ian and julia Mag Morse IN TWO coa
black horses which drew the yehieia wet,
n decked with garlonls OF roses. An aFcl
overhead, which gave height to the oth ar
r wise rather low cart was twine1 WIZ
i garlands OF the roses on which. seHe
e butterflies rested. The whip was not Tor
gotten 1t was wrcathed also Win ON
o bright butterfly on IT, The lap rugs wer
covered cold with the roses. Tho yoinl
: ladies, all debutantes Of the season, wet
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