The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-07

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cIevsrr mvnsn "a wn,.n shs nanuied with a
Then Mrs Dver SAID M, sai.Sar ~ nv y, !.
toasts we're finished, we would be stand
ing IN our own light II We did not ask tor
M WIZ '.s rom 4 uisunghsned stranger
| the state Federation, NJ ,Is,a ta
that she could only EXPRESS her delight Al
being present. which abe ala IN the sat-
isfaction OF her entertainers. whose hearts
she had already won.
| After the banquet some one want n tho
piano and struck a few chords and then
| dancing began An old-fashioned yirvinta
| reel was danced by some old fash,onsd
women, as well as those nm IN date ana
a cotilon, with figures called All an srti-
bellum style, by an old darkev whose
| Swing corners and .,all the laaie. a. INC
right recalled ia many NJ the oidNS.sh
| Toned people The hannv snt,.hai,,,n, sa..s
| But all DAVIS. he th,,v nevar 90 ntasssa,
must have an end and tho .sttins s,,n 49,,
happy crowd of neonIe sr,v,ns have ,,S,s
| the opinion that ,ha xuor,an,s LIT $3.50, -"
how 10 give q nicnic axad n.rt ~, .S,s
| creed. 'Ae''
AS
Tho sha,,.r,n Ar
Arins association spoke
very sweetly and effectively for itself az
! ter long silence. when IL called torethsr
the friends NJ tho chor,,v rh,r.a. 90
| at'ei
Aoon anu evening at the parish mousse ana
grounds of Christ church. The afternoon
/ was given up to the childrer but ,ba
| sveninv u..s sav,,.s a. ~,
ona 60 W 'ne o'ue. itiehas'
AN ioi 'neiF pieasure an excellent pro-
gramme OF music was arranged. The
| Sunday school room was transformed mi.
/ a bed of flowers. II was v.onaar,,,i ~,
| an extensive coIIec,;on -, tiaar 49,"
I 4
ers is SO advanced The nIsttorn was
a lovely commingling of the shining green
of the broad palm leaves and The Saaiont
colors of the flowers in banks ana 1850
and bowls. A mapniacsnt hydranssa
stood 10 the left with its clusters ~ ns,r
blossoms as large as 4 mans hes5 ~
large as to suggest doubt as 20 H. h.,,o
natural. On me eoor were avail stands
covered with white crlnllv naner hnr.
dered about with trill of tho ssma CIV
| ing the effect of white flower On each
stand was a vase or haslret 90 dasi,n 80
flowers, all making a chain of hright cnI.
or connected with garlapds Of eresn VINES
and flowers in the form Of on &c ), nc
first initial of the name Of the assoeiae
tion. From the chandelier above = rich
garland of fern vine was s,,snended he
| ends of which were caught I'm ~, ,tla
at either side Inst heneatb tho chsn~
delier was howl fIled WITH ions ,nahss
OF crimson rambler roses Two of 'a;,lor
by accident forminv cross iino $1,000
the garlands gave the secona 'i ini,i,I IA
of the association. Thus The sbcltaring
Arms was Swallowed forth IN tlowsrs as
beautiful h,t far Lass iastinr 49, "a
fruits of the association worl wan WV
In the choir room ware .ahIas whara Zoo
! cream candies and caLes a,ars sar,.as ~,
a crowd of sweet faced girls ~
j Tho nropramme was onenad hv .,,;..
Laura Timmins in a sweat ha,,,d she
Was Pred in Ola Kentucl,v - s,,ns In =
voice full of rich sweet musi,. MIRO
John Maxcv followed with "Cau Ne
sweet pure and true. and 1t was pleas
on e 20 ~ ,.Sten 10 nel' MISS h9'i voice Is
she took her nlace on the MA .sorn nsonIe
knew that her selection. Little Heart"
would be we'll sung-and |, was Be
tie Allan 70 M M S Mds su9s ny ME ,sei
voice of hers that has givea and still
gives SO much pleasure to Iioustopiaps,
followed by Miss Alma Gle leland, who
gave Dudley Bucks Creole Lovers
Song not only unsteady, but with resi
dramatic force. She was ancored and
sang dear little thing of Eugens Field 5
that was suitably arranged to musi,. Lit
tie Blue Pigeon very sweetly and eff
fectively. Miss Cleveland's vo.:e is fresh
ana sweet ana true. ana SnG uses IL we'll
without effort which Is a thing that addg
greatly to the pleasure of liste ing Mrs.
Seymour Brashers solo. Anchored" was
very enthusiastically applauded Her
powerful voice filled the three rooms
easily and the ringing rythm OF her
selection showed It off very effectively.
the violin obligato by Or. Green added
to that effect. which was thoroughly ap-
preciated by the audience.
The rose fete was beautiful milestone
in the life of the charity and serves to
show once more what women will do for
sweet eharity's sake.
\
Thu weddinr M Miss Ella wiqein and
NJ ,.,,,,. re,uo,, ca.,ua 80. 80 -.
WI Ai'n'' ioiie' uoin''a 'ooh p''ee t"e'
Monday evening at the home of the bride $
parents in New Orleans. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Matthew Brewster.
uho IiLa tbo hr,do w.s tor,o.r,v resi-
w. INV Wv ""s 'o
dent OF HOUSTON IN the presence OF sooo-
} ly number OF the friends and relatives OF
the bride and groom. There were but two
attendants. Miss Carrie Wiggin and Mr..
9. Gordon Railey OF San Antonio, the latter
lifelong friend of Mr.. Gomila, The brlue
wore an exquisite gown OF white organize
IN n