The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

IRA, inc former IN 'Wnite organize over
pink, carrying pink carnations. the latter
in white over blue with her basket filled
with violcts. After them came the bride
and groom. The bride was dressed in q
neat trailing costume OF gray cloth, with
a vest front OF lilac silk, and trimmed
with silver passementerio. The pretty
toaue that completed the toilette was OF
the same shade as the dress and the bou-
ouet Of white bride roses.
The church was deliberately decorated
with vines and morning glories. pink and
blue cunningly contrived out of paper to
represent their pretty namesakes. Over
each aisle was an arch of vines With
giories in pink and blue. and over the
choir railing the same effect was made.
wedding bell OF white blossoms hung
over the bride as she stood before her
father while he performed the ceremony.
After this was over there was a reception
In the basement room OF the church. which
was also decorated with vines and flowers.
large number of callers congratulated
the bride and groom, who left on the even
Ing train for their home in Ardmore, |. T..
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Mr.. Herbert Brown has chroniced two
very pretty compliments to Houston Wis
itors to Galveston In the Saturday Re-
view. one to Miss Dickson and the other
in quoting Mr.. Brown
Monday at o'clock Miss Nancy Dav-
idson gave card party in honor of her
guest, Miss Belle Dickson OF Houston.
There were five tables OF six-hand euchre
The first prize. beautiful hand-painted
chocolate pot, decorated with pink roses,
fell to Miss Fannie Kenison. Miss Lucy
Lowe won the second prize, plate with
the manipulated head of Queen Louise
Miss Annette Austin made the greatest
number of lone hands and was rewarded
with water color OF girl in gold frame
with bow knot.
! 1.-THE rooms were prettily decorated with
pink roses and ferns.
/ Miss Davidson guests were Miss Dick
son, Miss Erin Paine, Miss Carrie May
Clay, Miss Lillian Seeligson, Miss Annie
Johnson, Miss Lucy Lowe, Miss Josie
Kenison Miss Fannie Kenison, Miss Josie
Gresham Miss Caro- Kenison, Miss Louise
Ferrier, Miss Louise Rice, Miss Annette
Austin Miss Gertrude Wolston, Miss
Emma Seinsheimer. Miss Carrie Waters,
/ Miss Nora Thompson, Miss Ida Mann,
Miss Chris McLemore, Miss Blanche RAN
dali, Miss Alberta Van Alstyne, bliss Rosa
Moss. Miss Daisy Rhodes, Miss Staerker
I of Cuero, Miss West OF Kentucky, Miss
Stanwood OF California, Miss Woodruff
( OF Ohio Miss Kate Pecor. Mrs. Charles
Rodewald Byrne. Mrs. Sealy Hutchings and
Mrs. John W. Harris.
"Miss Dickson left for home Tuesday
afternoon
'one OF the most original entertain-
ments OF the pre-lenten season was the
party given last Saturday afternoon by
Miss Mary Van Dyne in honor OF Miss
Brady of Houston. 1t was a delightful
variation from the numerous card parties
which have been the chief cause of the
social gatherings in Galveston this winter.
Each guest was given two sheets of tissue
paper some crinoline. fifteen pins and a
pair of scissors With these materials
each was told to make spring hat and
were given three quarters of an hour
TO do it. 1t was voted that Miss Lucy
Lowe's handiwork entitled her TO the
honors. and she was given the prize Miss
Lowe has a knack for such work and a
number of the hats worn al the Benedlcts
fancy dress bali were her handlwork. Miss
Nellie Archer was not cut out for miiil-
nor so the guests said and was presented
with pair OF scissors with the line per
haps you can trim with these con-
ISOLATION prize was cut for and won by
Miss Woodruff. Miss Focke's guest. !
luncheon was served after the work t3l
of the afternoon. About forty young ladies
were present
The next of these delightful concert;
will be given at Turner hall Friday,
March ., 1900 commencing at Sis p m.
with the following programme:
PART I.
March from 1.-The Serenade. De Kover
Prof. Sohrams Orchestra
Les Files de Cadiz. ......... Leo. Delibe!
Mice Gadia 'rirnunins
Violin solo--Selected, Miss Mabel Lippel
Out On the Deep, ...............' som
Mr. r. B. Savage.
Cornet solo-Must We Then meet As
Strangers ..............J. r. Thomas
Mr.. c. F. Schmidt.
4 All For You ...................D Haruelo
4 Miss Elizabeth Brinsmade.
PART II.
Fantasia from II Trovatore. Verdi
Prof Schrams Orchestra.
Lullaby Jocelyn (by request) -. GODDARD
Miss Sadie Timmins.
Natures Alteration. ............ Beethoven
Mr. r. Is. Savage.
Cornet solo--Surf Polka..... .Steinhausel
Mr. G. F. Schmidt.
So Long So Long. ..................D enzi
Miss Elizabeth Brinsmade
German Love ng..........,.........
Houston Quartette Club
At the conclusion there will be dance
until IL .. m.
The series of art lectures TO be given
in Houston, beginning March 10. are at
tracing considerable attention, These lee
lures will be given by Mrs Jean Sher-
wood. president OF the Art society OF the
Chicago public schools. They viii be
: based on the European schools Of art. she
will illustrate each lecture with photo.
Z graphs from the originals. Mrs. Sherwood
especially desires TO reach the teachers
: of the public schools and the club
: women OF the city For that reason her
first lecture, THE Value of Art in Edu
cation" will be free. Teachers and clul
women are cordially invited to attend
Mrs Sherwood spent several years In the
various galleries of Europe and has {
e very happy way of making her hearers
: VISIT those places with her. She haI
been for the past two summers connected
with the Texas College Chautauqua an(
q has been asked to return.
The proceeds from these lectures VII
. DO used to begin an art collection fol
, the High school. The lectures will b.
: held in parish house of Christ church
) 3:45 o'clock each afternoon. The ticket
s. will be in the hands OF one lady for eael
: school building and one or two for eacl
}, club The lectures will be under tn
9 ~ q taacharg Of the DIIhli