The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15

wedding party was told IN wagner wed
ding chorus sung by Mesdames Conway of
Dallas, Brown, radefCra and Polndexter
and Misses Lockett and Pen Dell. Tne
nrst @ enter MSS George Randall. tiny
page Ia Louis Nv costume Of white satin,
carrying silver tray on which lay the
wedding ring. Then came Masters Benton
Ramsay and George Cleveland. one in
costume Of white satin. the other Ia black
velvet. each carrying white satin "knee'-
| ing pillow. Following came the little
flower girls, Gordon CONWAY. and Mildred
| Ramsay, eowned In pink and white, scat
ter.ug rose leaves which fall as light as
feathers smelling sweet" In the path ~
the bride and her, maid Of honor and SIS
teri Miss Mary Knox Thomson. At the
same moment Mr. Howe and his best man.
Mr, Waldo Of Austin, entered the church
! by another door. meeting the bride and
around them were grouped the pages aad
Hover girls, forming beautiful picture
| While those solemn words were said that
make or mar the lives Of men and women.
From the church the wedding party, with
several hundred others, went 70 tbs hepd
some home Of the brides aunt. Mrs. ". 2.
Ramsey. There floods Of light beautifui
| flowers ead sweet music bnde them all 4
| Joyous welcome. In the hrst Of suite OF
rooms. whore the bride and groom stood 10
| receive the congratulations Of their friends
white bride roses aud narcissus were every
where. In the second room Amerlcah
Btatty roses were on mantel and tables
aud iutcrtwlned In the green of the arch
over he table where the punch was served.
The dining room was beautiful with a
covered with pink satin under lace. IN
which were pink candos and dainty bowls
o. pink bonbons and sailed almonds. Here
the guests were served with chicken salad
fruit sandwiches. olives. coffee and all the
| dnnties that usually follow these good
things They we're all asked to register
! their names In the pretty wedding book
which was the gift OF Rev H. n smith
The bride was dressed In an exquisite
gown Of white taneta, with full court tram
| and an overdress Of mousseline elaboratelv
trimmed with pearls. Her veil was fast
/ ened on With sunburst OF pearls and dia.
monds, the groom.s gift and she carried
! an arm bouquet Of white bride roses Miss
| Mary FnoX Thomson wore pink gown
/ with long train. the corsage bordered with
| pink roses, and she carried pink bridesmaid
roses tied with long loops of pink satin
| ribbon. Her ouy jewel ornament was tho
sunburst Of pearls, also the gift Of the
the brides going away gown was ot
I rorDl blnr cloth. tailor made with white
4 tnneta Innings. and the hat was Of panne
| velvet Of the same shade as the dress with
/ 2 'onch Of white. Mr. md Mrs Howe t,ft
/ for old MeElco 10 spend their short honey.
morn In tho picturesque land or flowers
I 2na irad't ,.IT ana on their return to
MI he With Mrs W. Jack Bryan, 1912
Mrs George T. Hunters card party last
! Tuesday afternoon was givcu In Mrs
. George 4. Atkuson's handsome rooms. and
''''' ''HiIiAlli'ulflN 10 MIS- Jesse N0UiNT
| Lan'bard 1t certainly was lovely com.
/ Pliment, for every detail was perfect. from
the daintily dressed little girl Margaret
Atkinson. who opened the door, to the
prizes that We're awarded after refresh
mems had been served The rooms were
iaYlshiy, decorated from COVERS brought
from Hitchcock. chrysauthemums and rosos
IN beautiful profusion, and on the tables
thar were ready for the games were broad
hands Of satin ribbon in coors to match
nc bowers, laid diagonally across and
tied with loops and ends The score cards
were small leadets the covers ornamen ed
with hand painted heads, and In order not
10 spoil these with punching, the leaves
within were used 70 mark the games and
lone hands, the former with fancy heads
and tue latter with tiny figures OF quantity
BOOB. in water colored binding was kept
By Hrs Hunter as souvenir Of the day.
Inc Ices were enjoyed while the scores
we're taken, and then the prizes were
awarded. Mrs A +. Lumm got the hrst.
chatting dish Mrs. Frank Daniels, the
second. a cgt glass vase; Mrs. Norhee',
aud Mrs WsS Wall. the consolation, a
box Of beautiful stationery. Each Young
1dy HT a assisted M. HnHsr eGt box
guests We're Mesdames Lamhard. Atkinson,
Eugene Blake, John Lockman }. J
- j. Hartman I. q RatcllT John Kennciy
Fitzgerald {, W wech Vernon Angle,
y. A. Evcris. Jared Clarke Lenoir Hunt,
n. 4 Keyworih p /. Dennis W. b,
BERT Godvn, y. NJ Sortecr. Paul Eve.
s"n, K Rsatty, Dudley RrEou, 'J J. II.
Cobb, Frank Daniels, George Rrucc, "
$ W"It Ii, f. rqincs H. W. G49rrow'
Stophcns, =. G. smith j., Elwari Hcr-
IoCkwoad N'Eggtt, r, :, collins claire
+. Lrmm Rosa Freeman, NaiH Epson
Kate :, Montgomery, j Il Goodhue ~
Mary Smith. Those assisting werc Misses
Clara Carter Grace NorrelL Lillian Lea,
Eva Tugsle, Alma Miller and Mamie
Thompson.
Mrs, william Christian tclephoncd few
of her friends and ncighhors to come to
her house Friday afternoon 10 meet her
guest, Mira Georgia simpson Of Denver,
Colo, and get acquainted with that lady
over n friendly game Of euchre. The guest
from the land OF gold mines had an op.
portunity thus to meet quite number
! of people. aud incidentally TO see for her.
. self some thing OF thSN variant character ot
Texas climate for 1t WAS so warm wien
the games began that tho windows were
open and SO cold before they were fin
, ished that the guestS Shlycred at the pros
poet Of the drive home, However Within
/ the house the climate mattercl not o whit,
for there We're such pretty heaps Of flow
ers that one could not dream Of winter
The delicate foliage OF maiden hair fern.
too. was every where, even on the score
. cards, where II was pictured In water
colors, Within the leaflets thus ornament
I cd the games were punched and the lone
hands as we'll, and when, after a dainty
, course Of nut salad, margneriteS, olives
/ coffee, etc. there was the usual stir 81
interest that always accompanies tho CIV
, Ing out or tho prizes. Mrs. christian called
their attention. and after reading ont the
names Of those who had made the highest
scores. added: But sometimes fortunes
wheel turns more evenly, so today, Instead
Of giving prizes 70 these ladies' ! Will
ask YOU all to accept a souvenir NJ the
, games Aud then came in the Young girls
, who were assisting her Misses Maggie
, Shraru, Frances Hite and Belle Menard
hearing trays on which were the pretticst
little after dinner cups and saucers Of Va.
rions patterns and fine china There were
many cries ~ delighted surprise as each
gnes was glvcn her share, The plan was
voted a delightful one. aud much salts.
faction was expressed as TO the pqrtlcuIa?
ttrn fortunes wheel had taken that dny
Mrs, Christians guests were Mrs simpson
Mrs Geetz Of Fort Worth. Mrs o. t.
Holt. Mrs. c, G Barreu Mrs NJ L.
Robbins, Mrs. Jeff y Miller Mrs. Norman
Neidrum, Mrs. W. c. Crane, Mrs II r
Rirg. Mrs. Henry Drashear. Mes Robert
Hrewster Mrs Jaunia Hart