The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-21
Weddings.

The marriage OF Miss Pearl, daughter
OF Mr. j. Lee Williams, to Mr. Robert
Walter Hodge Of Kansas City took place
in Christ church Wednesday afternoon az
$3.50 o'clock. The church was prettily
decorated By Mrs. j. II. Kirby for the sake
Of the dear young girl who was TO leave
Houston for her Western home. The we'd
ding was a sweet sequence Of an old love
aiiair. begun when the bride and groom
We're co-eds at Christian college. Column
bia, Mo, eight years ago, and one of the
two ornaments worn by the bride was a
nat pin Of the sigma nu, which was a
Gift from the sweetheart, and worn fer his
sake for eight years The other was
barpin set with diamonds worn ia memory
of his mother. In the church Mendels-
sohn's wedding caused every head 10 turn
as the ushers Mr.. Dryden Williams, Mr..
Jesse Albert. Mr.. Homer Mitchell and Mr.
j. H. Eagle walked up the aisle, followed
by the maid OF honor. Miss Martha Shell
by. After her came the bride and her
father, who were met by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. Charles Gaines, an
other of tho college boys from Coluni
bia Mo, but now Of Shreveport, La, In
front OF the ehancel, Rev. II. D. AYES
awaited the bride and groom at the altar
and made them man and wife with the
beautiful service OF the Episcopal church.
The bride wore handsome dress OF
liberty silk, with an overdress Of brocaded
gros grain silk finished with a ruchng
of the same material as the houuces. The
waist was OF tho silk OF the oyerdress
trimmed with exquisite spangied net and
tiny butterflies Of the liberty SILK. Her
white tulle veil set OFF to sweet adyan-
tage her dark hair and eyes, and az she
passed down the aisle on her husbands
arm. carry her armful OF white roses.
she made lovely picture. Miss Shelby
wore dainty costume OF white organdie,
made with fluffy ruffeg and dainty lace.
She had an "arm bouquet OF deep red
carnations and roses. the fayorite now
ers OF the bride. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Hodge went back to Mr.. VIII
lisms' home, where Mrs. Hodge changed
her bridal attire for travelling costume
Of dark blue golf cloth. Then came the
parting with old friends, and Mr.. Hodge
carried his wife OFF to New Orleans on the
evening train. From New Orleans they
will drift down to Florida and over to
{ Havana and then home 10 Kansas City via
! Tennessee and Missouri.
/ Invitations have been received here To
/ the wedding OF Miss Gladys Crawford and
1 Mr.. James Sloan Coleman OF Asheville, n.
( c., chat will take place in Dallas on the
I 3lst OF this month. II is to be very
swell wedding In st. Matthew'S cathedral
with a large number OF attendants and
| Bishop Garrett to perform the ceremony
/ Miss Cargill goes up this week to be one
OF the bridesmaids Miss Crawford has
visited Houston from time TO time, iirst Al
I Miss cargill's guest and later with MIS-
I 81 Packard. her cousin SO the announce
ment OF her marriage Will be OF interest
TO Houstonians as we'll as the outside
readers OF The Post
j The marriage OF Miss Rachel. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Rosenheld. and Mr.
Arthur r. Hediugsfelder took place az the
brides home Tuesday morning at o'clock
It was very pretty home wedding witt
only the relatives and intimate frispdi
present. Mr. Meyer Cohen played Men