The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-11

tWciNc nations, on which were writtan
twenty questions--1''Whatn nation gives the
greatest light TO the worlds" what ma
tion makes all thugs plain :" etc. For Inc
greatest number Of these questions cor.
rcctly answered priso was offered. SO Al
once every one was eagerly studying them.
Mrs. Noteworthy dietaueed the rest and
Was given a lamp for HUNT nation Al.
though Il would seem that she needed A.
less than tho others
After this trying ordeal WAS passed a
luncheon was served the jellisd bouillon.
seasoned win tomatoes, gave the red
Sweetbread sandwiches the white aud
stunned eggs, served In shells colored blue.
the third Of the national colors. peopIs
arc always delighted 60 be tsasht m
trioiism In such pleasant ohjec, lessons
Is hose good things gave and the tiny
hsgs that stood proudly out Of the boxllon
cups were worn by the guests with much
pleasure. Every one enjoyed the evening.
/ immensely and we're praislns Mrs. Mac
Grcscr's ingenuity and originality as they
went their ways.
The following attractive programme Is
to be carried out in The evening with
Gibson" that Mrs. Il. f. weems and Mrs.
a. S Hall are getting up for Thursday
evening at Bryan hall for the benefit Of
ihe monument to be erected by Robert u.
Lee chapter L. u. c. One OF the notahis
features OF the evening will be the debut
OF Dr. d. T. Stuart. who viii mako his
ilrst appearance on the stage. This fact
alone Is enough TO draw crowd In
houston, where the doctors frlcuds are
legion Master David Rice. 1r. viii also
make his debut, hut IN an entirely differ
Ia . hs. 4. l..
lr viii represent the cupid so often de-
plctcd by Gibson. The a'lair promises 10
be Of a very high order and very chic in
every respect. The programme Isl
Piciure--"iiis Cure Nightmare Of a
yonus man who contemplated marrying
for money.
Song by Miss Mary Kidd.
Picturc--"Ther First Quarrel" Mud
they have been engaged about twenty min
uieS.
Instrumental solo by Miss George
Bruce.
Third picturc-'ls caddy Always Nee
eSsary?"
Piano solo by Mrs. r. b. Parker,
Fourth picturc-"Thcir Presence of
Mind" They had been in their room but
I'VE minutes when they were startled BY
knock
Song by Mrs. Pedcu,
Fifth picture-"The only Pebble OH Tue
Beach"
Instrumental music by Mr.. Kidd.
sixth picturc-"1'he Wonders OF Palm
istry.N In which he is told that he will
marry a blonde who loves him. but he
must speak quick.
sons by Miss Kidd.
Seventh picture When Doctors pS-
agree.
Instrumental music by Mrs. Bruce.
Eighth pirture-'No RcspcCtCr OF a
Widows Grief"
Violin solo by Miss Root
Picture puzzle Find the girl who hab
been kissed within ten minutes.
Song by Mrs T.. \. peden.
Picture" Receipt for Kisses"
Tickets 30 cents each will be on sale az
Levy Bros. Heyers and Kiams. Those
taking part in the pictures are Mrs, 5, j.,
H. Morse Misses Cora Root. stella Carr.
Mary Waldo, Marietta Delgado. Fife
Jones, Mary Kidd. Mimic Porter, Julia
MAY Morse Nella Cochran and Messrs. W.
u, Cleveland, Jr. Gentry and Wilmer
Waldo, c, j. Crane, Jr., Harris Garrow,
Master David Rice. Jr.. ana DR., d. H..
Stuart.
The Savannah (Gal Press gives very
detailed account OF the Wedding OF Cap
tain q. c. Drew. Jr. and Miss Alice May
Counerat that took place In St John S
church in Savannah last Tuesday evening
at o'clock. The ceremony took place
before handsomely dacked office and
amid lovely surrounding OF palms aud
flowers with the rector OF The church,
Rev. Charles Hall Strong. officiating. Thl
Press says; The bride wore a superb RODE
of white duchesse satin, en- iraine. Across
the front OF the skirt WAS foot trim
ming .fF frtila nj gDff mills caught A
either Side with foamy roseitos. The back
eel In stately iC ds 10 the end OF a
graceful train. The bodice hal 4 trans
parent yoke OF daintily shirred tulle with
a bertha eject OF rose point lace that eN-
tended, down the front TO the waistiine.
whore it fastened with double rosstie Of
tulle, tulle veil and tiara OF natural
orange blossoms completed this handsome
toilet aud the brides only jewel MRS a
handsome diamond sunburst the gilt %,
the groom. She carried bouquet ot ltlca
Of tho valley aud Bride roses.
The brides cousin Miss Laura Spencer.
Of Columbus Ca. was maid OF honor aGl
Mr.. Frank Crawford OF this city Captain
Drew's best man. The ushers We're Lieu
lteEgut Spencer Douglass L, :. n;
Lieuie;ssnt \. A. Mackcthan. L. :.
Mr.. Clarence ). Connerat. IT. Mr.. VIII
liam II. Connerst. Jr.. Mr. Theodore Ban :
nsrd ana Mr.. Henry Daniel. OF the bride
the Press says.
The bride. who Is the only daughter OF
Alr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Counerat, ls y
lovely and attractive young lady She
possesses charming personality and her
winsomc vivaci0us manners have GU
deared her TO a large circle of frieade.
whose good wishes Will follow her TO her
Ear away Western home. Miss Connerat
comes OF y distinguished family. Joseph
Vincent Connerat, her great grandfather.
WAS 3 general in the French army and
samuel pnlmes of Connecticut, her great
great grandfather, served IN the Tevoln-
tionarY war Robert Hanson Harrison OF
Maryland her great grealgrRndfsihcr on
her mothers side, was military and pri-
waite secretary % George Washington and
was appointed by Washington ore Of the
mrs; seven associate Justices Of the United
states Her greaigrandtsther Was Lam
bert wieks spencer OF Kent county, Mary
land.
Dolls, poIls Dolls OF every sort and
condition, Bah, dolls. brides, up-,o-dase
dolls in swell ,silor-made Gowns: dear old
fashioned china dolls. comfortable rag
dolls such as children love 10 drag around
al these were seen Al tho doll show
yesterday brought thiGher by their little
mothers with much pride and tenderness.
and many lniunctious as 20 Ihe care -
be iakpn ot their dnrlinNs The Voof. IN