The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-18

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pier tao that Ood a he base O! the
mirror. were white wax candles In tall
silver canGlestlcks; few snowy Gala
lilies and a dainty basket Of white hya-
clnths sent from the children Il the
Faith Home. whose love has been gained
by the young physician who has cared for
them so tenderly No present--and they
were many and very handsome
priced more than this by Or. Wier and his
young wife. for Il was tho grateful Offer
INK from the hearts Of little children. From
the canopy over the mirror hung merry
marriage bell' OF white roses and adown
the soft folds Of laes and the garlands Of
white loses were sprays Of Northern snli-
lax artisticallv arranged. The whole effect
was OF some pure altar. before which thl
young couple stood while the Rev. Charles
Nier made Them man and wife the
olrtsymaa was brother Of tho groom an |
the earnest Impressive manner showed
nat his heart was in every word he ut
tered
FROM either SIDE OF the Mirror b-uau
white ribbons, hung with helrte tor Cupid
TO play upon, in order { keep well ~
practice, extended TO either side OF the
ieldirg doors railing out a p'acu for the
families Of both sides and railing IN a
passage way for the briGal party. IN the
Middle room all WIS in white and green.
the chande RS Ia thi and he south room
crlnklv Japauese paper, and garlanded
with Northern smilaS. Opening In this
room was tha cunnngest little nook, In
lace and vines where the punch blwl
stood on V-e-c.al stand ana Mr. 10 IN
T B-@lr I'D Mrs " f Riae de
In tho north parlar the presents were SIT
out for the pleasure OF the guests, and the
room decorated IN softest pink to deep
rose color Great bowls of pink and red
camelias from Louisiana, with ferns. being
effectively used.
In the bah were yiolets and palms. and
here Profs. Schram and D chi made tae
lovtlicst music with piano and violin. 1t
was TO these sweet strains that the bridal
party entered and while the solemn words
Of prayer and blessing were said. the
sottesi harmonies 1oated In and carried
them 10 every heart. Mr. and Mrs A. K.
Taylcr, father aud mother OF the bride, en-
tered hrsy, followed by Mrs Wer. the
groom mother Mrs. John r Brady. Miss
Brady Mir and Mrs Frank Bonner
Messrs Earl and Thomas Weir, Mr. and
Mrs b r Bailey and others nearly related
TO DO families Miss Matte Weir. sister
OF the groou, and Mr. ]. II. Taylor.
brother Of the bride, then entered fol-
lowed by little Garland Bonner. the
sweet Il little tot, dressed in white and
carrying 4 basket OF white carnations TIL
bride, with her sister Miss Mary Ella Tay-
Tor, followed ana were met by the groj-a
.t.. .l o.st man 81 -1Jel VIE wn1
stood with the clergyman in front Of the
mirror awaiting them The brid E gown
was OF sheer white orsandie and it was a
marvel ot handiwork. The whole OF the
skirt was maze 81 groups OF tiny tucks
and rows Of lace insertion going from the
waist down 70 thg narrow founces that
bordere1 H. The wais. was made VITA
yoke OF tucSs aud Insertion lplsicd by
mi las Hh iaa ltIat rrv
on Tie lcf, shoulder by diamond PIN Her
ven was Of tulle, fastened on with white
tttphag1tS a.u su> .Atrlsd a. 81 Dol-
quot Of white BRIDE roses. NJ IS Ia 10
wore White org7ndle over blue aad Nj 81
Wser white over pink ard each en- RED an
miul cJ pink Bude5maid roses and
ma dfn lair ferns.
Af.cr The ceremony congratulatiou;
were said and the bride cake cut TIL
Gale was a pertea beauty, made ana d c.
coated by Mrs George l.. Porer's skillfu
hands IL was In the shape Of hal.t
F, wi white butterfly lille IN ioln9
! cluster on tn, surface. ana a number o
small hearts around IT, wi the lie ter
@ "r. w" In pale green icing. and ne tlel
In a bed Of white hyaclnths and nader
air ems, Each young lady took n, q
= he small hearts and hidden in them wa,
found a ring, dime, n silver heart and
5 thimbe Miss Hattie Alsworth found tho
riyg, Miss Burton the dime, Miss Bryag
y the heart. and Miss Porter the thimhls.
a The fate Of Miss Kate Morris and Mis-.
= Brady was Swallowed forth In their catch.
= ing the brides bouquet when she tn eN
q IL from the upper landing OF the stair
Y way.
:. The rooms were filled TO their utmos,
8 capacity With the friends of the young
couple, of whom so many nice things arr
/ to be heard DR.. Wier though compara
. lively new conner here has made good
8 friends for hlmself in his own procession
. and is regarded as ono OF the coming men
. in It's ranks He took his Wife to theiI
4 home, on the corner OF Calhoun and Aus
tin. Wednesday night. which " III be made
/ lovely with the presents received at their
, wedding and homellke by the sweet ways
. OF his young wife,
, ~
Another fine success has been scored
for Robert q. Lee chapter L. p. c.. this
d, time by Mrs. B. f. Weems and Mrs A,
/, S, Han. assisted py Mrs. II. w. Gamble
These ladies' gave AN Evening with Glib
son" at Bryan hall Thursday that as far
as artistic merit goes. in both pictures
aud musical programme, was worthy OF
any city in tho Union. Gibson was ron
resented in q perfect way. and in this The
. lad es were admirably assisted IN ,he poo
t, lns pN several gentlemen 100 modest 20
: allow their names TO appear and In the
: representation by a number OF young eolh
enthusiastic IN the oause-one man so
: devoted to the artistic quality Of the
: evening thaI be sacrificed moustachy
: that had been tenderly nnursed for sis
!, years' The opening scene was His
Cure, representing q dream mat cured
I the dreamer OF any idea OF marrying 10.
y money lho ug,y bride standing 10 s,r.lg
= conuas 20 he beautiful w mtn s,1Ep,d
about her. The artistic nature W th.
young lady representing he brilr. cou.
duered her natural desire 10 Iook prli
snd she was SO changed FOR tbs time thai
. No one Fecprni1ed her. Those taking par
IN his picture " re Mrs ami Miss N5rs,
d Miss Root Mas Cochrane, Miss Wald
e Mlss Carr. Miss Porter and Mr.. Gen ~
/, Walao Mrs 6 RI D u-e tollowei W IA
: two short numbers; minuot by See
e Ia and u s5isatr By Strauss ex-
= quisitely PLAYED The second picture
e Their First Quarrel" was perfectly giyer
!, by Mrs. S. +. b. Morse aud Mr.. " ID
Cleveland. Jr Mrs Morse looked 81
: graceful and lovely that Mr. Cleveland
r hardly got the notice he deserved for he
: was Gihsonlan to degree that was re.
markable. Mrs Peden's song thar fol.
, lowed, Spring Song by Oscar Well was
!, Enthusiastically applauded and the sec.
Q ond When the Heart Is Young" suns
a later on In the evening was received ii