The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29

Mrs. Mary Bolts Fitzgerald Mrs. W. G..
Van Week, Mrs, JEFF Miller.
Serenaders-Mrs. G. p. Shearn, Mrs.
H. Ring Mrs. b. p. Bailey, Mrs. II
w, Garrow.
Country Store-Mrs. Rubedick Ramak-
/ ers.
Mrs. William Christian is chairman of
ohapercnes.
Christ church never looked more beauti-
full than when, arrayed in bright garlands
of flowers, II awaited Wednesday evening
the coming of one OF the sweetest brides
ever seen, Miss Marietta Delgado. and her
young bridegroom, MIR. Harris Walker
Garrow, Jr., with their attendants. The
church was filled to the utmost extent,
and the garden of bright flowers that
decked the hats and bonnets of the FEM
mime part of the assembly carried out the
effect made by the wealth Of flowers used
about the chancel. The altar was in pure
white as was also the marriage bell tina.
hung over the entrance to the chancel.
but clusters of red roses adorned the pews
and were woven into gsrlands to brighten
the carved work OF the chancel From
above the bell, where it was fastened
in a huge bowknot, broad vide rib
bons fell to the lectern on one side and
the pulpit on the other, and were fastened
there with long loops. From beneath the
J bell garlands of roses, white first, then
! merging into red. We're gracefully car
ried to either SIDE, ana Topped from one
Gothic arch TO another until these had
been passed, then fastened with bows OF
: white ribbon and red roses. Palms marked
the entrance OF the chancel and filled the
spaces made by the arches. The effect was
! eXquisitely beautiful, but the greatest
, beauty OF it all was that no hired hand
Nas used in all this, only the loving hands
, of friends, Mrs. 0. r. Holt, Mts. l.. T..
Noyes, Mrs. s. X. McIlhenny, Mrs. e. p.
| Daviss Mrs. II. A. Jones, and Miss Kit
trel and Miss Price having entire charge
: of the decorations Of the church, with
the flowers sent by numerous friends
t Not more than five minutes after the
time set, $3.50 p, M, the march from Lob
, engrin sounded the approach OF the bride
and her attendants, Miss Julia May Morse
, and Mr.. John +. Dickson Jr., were the
t first to enter, followed by Miss Evy Waters
| of Galveston and Mr. Tom Sloo Johnson
g of New Orleans, Miss Alma Miller and
4 Mr.. Norman G. Kittrell, Jr., ana Miss
d Bessie Spencer of Galveston with Mr.. Milby
} Porter. The maid of honor, Miss Etne
= May Jones, walked alone. and right queen
8 ly she looked, too, as she came up the
3 aisle, clad in softest, paest blue, and her
+ arm filled with clusters of pink carnations,
4 Then came the bride and her father, Mr.
t Alex Delgado The bridegroom and his
brother Mr.. Wanroy Garrow. entered from
$ the right, and met her, and taking her
e from her father, went with her, her father
y the maid of honor and best man up to the
. altar. while the other attendants stood IN
;, the broad spaces before the chancel The
= solemn words of the Episcopal marriage
s. service read, the bridal party left the
r church, attended by Mr. and Mrs. AleS
y Delgado, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bailey, Mr..
g w. d. Sherwood Miss Anna Quinlan and
o Master Stuart Delgado. returned to the
,, home o, the bride where ice cream and
n cake we're served and the wedding cake
cut Thu men Of the party carried off al
{ the trophies Mr. John Dickson got tbs
y rig. Mr. Norman Kittrell the thimble and
: Master Stuart Delgado the dime.
d Tho bride veddng gown was OF white
II orgaEdie and was simply a marvel of han
e dwork. The front width of the skirt was
: entirely a. nest tucks and rows o
IS Mechliu insertion, and the broad fiuunc'
q that finished the upper skirt was madt
In the same way This fell over an under
skirt of organdie finished with fourteen
narrow ruffes put on so very tull tina
gave effect of ruehngs. The waist wa
III exauisitely made OF threadlike tucks ant
II Mechln lace and finished with folds o
v Illusion that was ruched over the shoulder
n In feathery tufts. Her veil was fastened
on by Mrs W. II. Garrow. Sr., With few
u white blossoms and a diamond sunburst
l. the gift of the young bridegroom. The
Iii IL,
n black picture hats and carried arm bou
uuets of mink carnations when the tim
- for leaving came tho bride dressed in
L. nobby suit OF light tan color, with hat L
m match and her husband left for sNnr
is visit to ST. Louis and Chicago, carrying
4 with them the loving thoughts and wishe
OF many friends Returning they viii b
ae Mt home with Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Garrov
IN sr.
o. So much has already been said Of tn
p two operas. "Erminie" and "Chimes o
ls Normandy" that Mrs. ]. O. Carr put o.
- the opera house stage so admirably tina
ly anything further would almost be az
az nauseam, but they certainly deserv
ry chronicle among the social events of tn
y past week. Mrs. carr's faithful and in
n itGllEent NOIh Wtn SAoNAA az NAifNNfH ~
es performances, but nowhere more clear
than in the choruses, which We're OF a
en- excellence very rarely attained by ANA
- tours. There was a vim and life in tn
90 music they made that was worth
z Of professionals. It was Mrs. Cars worf
D of course. but If she had not had goo
material she could not have succeeaed :
ie well in the results Of the work Especial
+ Iy In the lullaby chorus Of "Ermlnie' an
the ding dong OF the chimes was the wor
fine .,.,. -, n,
rs mimic. most admirably, not only sinsh
NJ, but acting her part splendidly; And 81
was so well costumed ana looHeu
IS. dainty and sweet that it was pleasure
u, SEE her. Miss Thompson. who made NJ NJ
debut in Erminie Cerise. captured %
m, audience with her sweet voice ana iovei
n face and was the recipient OF many nou
nuets and enthusiastic applause Mh
1t, fockman was perfectly at home IA he
IN, mart Of javotte and her trials with simo
mir chadwick) who seconded her az az
oh. nIrably. Mere thoroughly enjoyed ny u y
rs, audience. Miss Peck made a aecIaeu y
.ofo. and was oYerWnelUtn NJ,