The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
In SOCIETY,".

thlnk or tnese two American women reach
such bigb nos,tion in tho n n.c ,nrIS
as they do, but Of course the greatest in.
tterest mere VIII be In Miss Brldewen, who
Me Sbc vac borp In 5opt Cnpson Ntes
but was brought up in New Orleans Her |
parents, MT and Mrs u. +. Brdewell, |
so tbaf tbesn sontborn stn,an bsoid ILL nin,,
upon her. But she has been claimed by |
many others from Maine to Louisiana, each |
Mis- Rride,rcli boS boor VI or,,s,,i ig,' N,
rice Grau for three years. hut mart Of that
time was to be spent In Dresden studying
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principal contralto role in "Iohengrin@
and will be heard here next month Every
Where she has been followed by enthu-
siaStic praise from the press Of both North
and South, SO that her success Is by no
means due TO sectional feeling
hope to have the pleasure Of Introducing
Miss Bridewell To their friends, and II
there Us an opportunity given them, a
musical or a reception will be given in
hef 1ohor.
Apropos Of the opera II Is well 70 note
mat Mrs Vile Hufrheson VIII give an
ANALYSIS Of 'Lohcncrn' in short talk.
which lis to he illustrated by selections
from that opera. by Mrs T.. Parker.
Mrs T. A. Podcn will also lend charming
The tax VIII he given next saturday morn.
ing at 1870 O'Clock I'm SaenCcrbund hall.
~
The marriage Of Miss Julia Corbin Por-
ter ana Mr. Curtis Mitchell Everts took
| place last Wednesday night at the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. Laura c. Por.
ter. II was one " those sweet home wed
dlngs that seem 10 be q loving benedi,tion
/ on the lives Of the man and woman just
beginning ufe's journey together The
/ tbrec roor,s and b,u on +b lo,.e- s,or
'N''' i''iiS anu nan U" 'ut 'oNtr Door
/ We're thrown open' gay ana bright with
tights and flowers and flled with friends
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WV" 'Oso'"e' ny 'Ht HdPp' event. ~
the parlor was the purity of white and
green given in the tlntng of the walls,
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fnyp,cb H. 6arior md tGn n,raI,,d 'uo oS
Mains maj 6iIcd tb, nnrtb coIGeI nv ubera
h. ' r,.r rll Rny NIcXmn W fhe
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w hi 1 S IAN 1870 sr rS
Werc nrrceIcd INV Mis-, 3dein porter zig.
w. ~ il Ivy ~ 1' p vi ~, 80
hr,t6ar ~ thn ,,r o,5 tsho tnGol tbei,
places. one To- tke lett. the other 10 The
riphr OF the clergyman leaving space be.
masg sr Nor % o lbS anq I groom Sap n
prcsslve spoken with earnestness and a
deep feeling Of the pact which they con
S'',lt%ifu' lhls t'ule lne G,"Wu!E ~
Young coupiy. followrd hy a drli"htluly
social evening. There was such hand
some some and extensive collection OF Wedalnt
alone Womb bayo l,irniS6nd Food Far , ,'jJ
versation. hut their attraction failed whcr
1t was announced that tho wedding cake
WH4ns 20 ne searcneI Tor hidden lt,aiIH,y.
with merry shouts Of deiigbt or disan
e pontmcna the slices were carefully
e scanned, Miss Fannie Kat Lea one %
Tue sraSI I GJnu' iI, Ieuuu 't' 'I,mpr
n nj Ni nut, vi ,ii,u,H ''l 'lt nu'.Hl
80 90 LIS i l,l''H''It lhr Ilu-. IN ln
s"u WI t,5 ,u, u.a",l "' IL, no"
y ~ Wi,I Wnlch I'VE room was Gr'oiti'S
!, WIS IoI ZEN aud me pretty labI' WI y
US DOW OF plnk ana red roses It's deli
'H!r SpIdNS on N'Nl'ah ci"Nh lhI"rSpeTS %
@ WIN ltrh IcaNeS ana req roses, lnat Wer
thrown on the snowy cloth In artistic iG
horlng OF design. were entirely neglected
IN the interest NJ learning who was to b
e or not 10 be the next bride or groom. on
n the mantel We're more heap, Of roses rlcl
Q In the beauty OF color and form, and bowl
r | OF fruit with SPRAYS of ferns dcckcd lh
: ! handsome sldebOard OF Old English oak
d that was part Of the dining room set give,
a | TO Mr.. Eyerts by his fellow clerks al Kel
D! lcr's where he has been employed 10
r many years. Biscuit glacc and cake
' We're served and enjoyed during the re
II ception hours.
l. The bride wore lovely gown Of whit
[ wash chiffon over white tafYct9 II wa