The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11

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There was beautiful wedding at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Emile Levy Wednes-
day evening Their daughter, Florence,
and Mfr. Leo @. sam were married by RAD
III Glazer In the presence of the family
and their numerous reiutircs In the city
and few guests from other cities, who
had come to Houston TO be present The
house was elabocately decorated 10 honor
Of the occasion. aiid a generous pahquet
served after the ceremony. In the tw3
parlors on the north side OF the house all
Was Ia bridal white, With garlands OF
green feetooning waits aud windows. In
The western corner Of the first parior
lovely bower Of palms was overriding with
garlands OF Ivy leaves ana whitc foses- from
which depended two hearts made Of dain-
Hest white blossoms and delicate ferns.
Here the ceremony took place, 10 the music
II MendetsQnn's famous wedding march
played by Miss Clemcutine Grumbnch. tbe
bridal party entered First came The
bridegroom with his mother. Mrs j w.
sam. Then -tIl,. maid OF honor, Miss Rose
Levy. then tn. bride and her father fol
lowed by her mother and sir sam, The
bride was very lovely in her gown OF sheer
White crgandic. which was marvel OF
hanHiwurk, tucks and rufhes and lace, an
combining 10 create the exquisite effeer.
The long nle veil was fastened on with
Bride roses aud spray ot fern. ard she
carried bouuuet Of the pure white roses
So ftIy named The mud Of honor wore
whue organdle over blue silk. After con
ushered into Tie two large south roonts
that hid bcen thrown Into one. where
the wedding supper was served These sss
and white, and tho long table, extending
the fall length nf the house was beautiful
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IifpI foliage ~ ferns Fhc supper WIS
simply perfect IN IT'S way, provided With
generous profusion and served with
onen handed hospitality.
The marriage of Mr. sam and Miss Levy
Is considered 10y all as aIf IDEAL one fhey
have been lovers since their childhood aud
tho ceremony Wednesday night has been
the nope Of many years Mr.. Sam IL well
known among the lovers Of football. and
among the immense sheaf OF kilograms
or eongratiation .the one he priced most
was from Mr. Arthur ), Cranror Of Dallas
= ran thus 80 4, IL r., ON to s9 5.
sans signal and he vs. supposed TO grab
The ball" u happiness mad make a bold
dash for the goal referred to. Another
much priced telegram was from Rabbi
Barnstep, frsm Buffalo, " y, which Fan,
Lion and Flowers. leo and FlprenceJ
bine in their names Sweetness and strength
and these qualities are expected by their
friends 70 bring them success and happi-
ness. They lctt on Thursday by the In
iernatlona aud Great Northern for the
North but Will make their home IN Hous-
tce Of Jaw, having been graduated at
tue mst Term OF the University OF TeNas.
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Houstou's reputation was 10 good hands
Mt a recent banquet given at. the Antlers'
by the citizens OF Colorado Springs, Colo.
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Mr. William y. Bycrs on "rhc Pionee
Newspaper with this apt quotation;
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Your faithfnl servant: / can law mine nm,
He Will remain so"
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"Our Future Markets." for his tbcnna. n,
w L. ihorndyke on ,''The Cunntrv Ed,
tor
Suspend yoilr spoons and usten Wills
sing Or Barton o. Ayesworth .'rh
School and the Press" Mr. Granyiue 1;
Mithers, '"rhe Arkansas VafleytV Mr. 4
r. seaman, what 1 Know About Now,
papers, Mr.. Hanilin Garland "'The Nv,
terry OF the Mountains" Mr.. H. q LAM