The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

.x.sa halls always are. Inc All was
'ss,,,vely decorated with palms and
~. beautiful forest greens that
al our woods-holly, Japan and
s.,,,ern smilax, and the lovely gowns
~. e,,ed the room with beauty, to which
WI .dded the brilliancy of flashing dia-
we, and other bright jewels of rare
na,ne The music of Professor Lewis
I'D was fine and, in accordance with their
araasine custom, married and single alike
,oos mart in the dancing. The costumes
were very handsome. far more so than
W. dull words OF description can make
ham because there was so much in the
s,sle and fit of them that tits impossible
81 ~ Mcneil to give. The debutantes of the
.van,np were Miss Cipora Solnsky. Miss
IA Feinberg and Miss Dora Hecht of
Beaumont. Miss Florence Levy, Miss Pear,
p,liitz. Miss Susie Edmonds and Miss Isa-
halle Levy and Miss Dreyfus of this city.
Miss Cipora Solinsky wore handsome
Gown of white bengaline silk, trimmed
Sith white mousseline and tiny pink rose
buds.
Miss Felnberg's dress was of rich, soft
,,bite peau de sole, trimmed with chiffon
and point lace.
Miss Hecht wore pretty costume of
white striped taffeta with chiffon trim
mings.
Miss Florence Levy wore Wnlte organize
daintiy made with lace, inserting and tiny
rufies.
Miss Isabelle Levy tinseled gauze over
hue taffeta, with black velvet trimmings.
Miss Susie Edmonds looked very sweet
and girlish in a dainty gown of white
organdie.
Miss Pearl Billltz was also daintily
sowned In white organdie trimmed with
lace and ribbons.
Miss Dreyfus had a lovely white organdie
dress with broad Dresden ribbon sash.
Miss Feist of Galveston wore a blue or
candle, trimmed with "all-over" cream
lace.
Miss Julia Raphaels gown was a hand
| some black net over black silk.
| Miss Eugenia Loeb wore an effective
/ costume of black mousseline over black
satin with steel trimmings.
Mrs. Joe Gersons gown was of rich
| black satin, handsomely trimmed with
black jet and made to show to advantage
her graceful figure
Mrs. Joe Enrich wore black silk skirt.
with waist of automobile red with net
over 1t and trimmed with lace insertion.
Mrs. Edward Coopman of Gainesville
| had on handsome black silk gown.
Mrs. Morris Gimbel wore black crepon
over an accordion pleated skirt of black
tatfeta with white applique trimmings.
Of black duchesses satin trimmed, with
black taffeta applilued on white satin.
Mrs. ]. H. Sampson wore lovely gown
OF white satin, with white Liberty silk
accordion pleated nounces.
Mrs NJ. L. Lewis. pale green silk, with
white applique trimmings.
Mrs. Z. Neubauer a handsomely spang-
led black net over black silk.
Mrs G. d. Wolf, a rich costume of black
INN 1,
satin ribbon over violet silk.
Mrs. Jules Hirsch's dress was a lovely
combination of white organdy and hello
trope velvet.
Mrs. Dan Borchard wore an embroider-
ed black taffeta, with a bertha of point
lace and turquoise trimmings.
Mrs. Jake Davis of Galveston, had
handsome costume OF embroidered gray
crepe de Chine
fremely we'll in a well-fitting gown of
pastel blue cloth.
MISS Mamie Abersohn had an exquisite |
gown of white mousseline over white tat
ie'a, with chantilly lace fiounces The |
Naist was marvel of workmanship, |
combining the soft texture of the skirt |
WIN chantilly insertion and white taft
feta ribbons.
MISS Mollie Westhelmer wore white
ribbon.
MISS Esther Half. white organdy. eff |
ie,,ively trimmed with tiny ruffies.
Mss fannie Aaron Wore a dainty gown
VI white organdy, with lace trimming.
'iiss Harriet Levy wore an elegant
costume OF pearl crepe over rose taffeta.
Trimmed Ml with fringe and jeweled applique.
r. MISS Lille Solinksky of Nashville.
s,rinn, wore very pretty gown of pink
dAlencon. ''' VI punt
line supper was served by Mr.. colb,
w. W. taoies prettlly decorated with pottea
,harand flowers in the gallery, and
.hvioushly enjoyed by the dancers, among
Ei Kun we're Messrs. Moses Raphael. Ed
RI hyman and Joe Levy. Edward
Hir umhe' Dan Borchard. E. Raphael, Jules
r ohs D. - Enrich, B. B. Brown. "A. b
koui r Ike Keller. S. G. Raphael, e. Mos-
Wolt ~ !. s. Fox, w. p. souza, c. u.
p Nerbom fiaxman, Sam A. Flaxman,
Iewis Roy NJ Edmonds. |. L. Wolf
rjs Levy j.. NJ. Gerson, Kahn Ike Har-
Heiao..1; wolf, A. r. Rosenthal. Dave
coluneimer of Galveston. Steiner of
1"ous' Schwarz of Hemstead.
49,, wedding of Miss Virginia Wilson
- .s Mr. John b. Ashe took place at Christ
en-. last Wednesday evening. The
Il, was well filled with witnesses sc
,e,s wedding had been the topic of in
n, 'or some time past, owing to tho
us oAnence OF the bridegroom's family In
m0 huston He comes of family whose
la are We'll known in political and mil
In cbari,ies' and whose women are active
is ona as and patriotic movements ~
whose s =, me Oldest families of the soutn
olution Suns SUM took an active part IN the rev,
tions 80 war and to this day hold posi-t
but in Importance. not only ,n Texas
They california and North Car,lina
faitb,,n1 nave always been noted for being
trv ~. 10 their friends and their corne
In uon me bride is a comparative stranger
Hurh a n but her father. the late Mr.
lectnr ! Wilson, was assessor ard col
collon,oi Fort Worth and United States
ing h;s OF revenue for North Texas dur
heard ,, expectant crowd at the church
of IN. Win pleasure the we'll known notes
cred IL T. march from Lohengrin. that rsh-
south ~ me bridal procession. From The
Miss aa,fance came the bridesmaids,
bari nuuie Mcdaniel, Miss Istelle Coli
their s as MISS Mamie Lubbock, meeting
attendants Mr. Nassie roIap Ar