The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30


Jones stay In Houston, The party FRIDAY
| evening was chaperoned by Captain and
Mrs William SndSs GSis sbS1r And ne fSqMn
| Miss Robinson of Columbus Gu; Miss 6
Elizabeth Dryer omy and Allne Knight
| Albert Dryden Williams, &. Il Munger and
| DR.. Fraker.
An interesting feature Of the evenIug's
| enjoyment was the visit to drcdge boat
| No. . OF the Charles Clarke company. and
| through the courtesy Of the officers IN
charge the party were shown over the
| dredge and had explained TO them the fca.
| II res Of work that Will eventually give
| to Houston q -lch blessing-deep water.
The. sail was prolonged late into The lie III
| lodge" at Bay Ridge Park, returning to
the city early Saturday morning.
~
Friday evening the La Porto excursion
was the scena Of very congenlal crowd,
bent upon a sail over the rlpples of Gal
weston bay. Miss Mary Low Hnmben In.
vited the Q. n. l.. club to accompany her
on sail. which has become the chief Mt.
traction Of these excursions and the sum.
ner season
"A special car was chartered and under
the chnperonage of Mr.. aud Mrs. II. s.
Collins, II WAS very Jolly gathering
After sail out to the channel and the
dIIedge boats, which were brilliantly light.
ed, the party retained TO the pavilion,
| where they trlpped the light fantastic un.
III time for departure, which was entirely
too soon.
The following were Miss Hamblen's
guests:
Mr.. and Mrs II, S. Collins. Misses Mary
Low Hamblen, Cora Foole Carol Ynson
Nettle Shaunan. Marguerite White, Jennie
Speed, Jean Cannon. Ida Thompson Louise
Robertson, Ouida Slreen. Miss Harris Of
Austin Chaille Jones, Mamie Bolts.
Messrs. Harry Jones Dick Cannon. Tom
Bolts St John Waggerman, Cornelius
krupps Sylvester Riordan John De Lesde-
dor Porter Andrew While, Charles oliver.
George Collins Joe VIusoD.
~
One Of the prettiest home weddings that
has occurred in Jewish circles recently was
that of Miss Eugene Loeb to Mr. Louis
Harris last Wednesday night In attend
ance at the ceremony were none but the
Immediate family, Or. Henry Bernstein,
who ofHcinted. and Miss Sadie Fredlander
of San Antonio a sister OF the bride.
The parlor of Mrs. l.. Cordiers' residence,
whore the wedding took place was taste
fully decorated with pot plants and fes
toons Of flowers, Southern smllax and
bleeding heart being much in evidence
The sonorous tones OF Mendelssohn's
wedding march were the signal for the
bridal party to march from their place
and take stand In the center Of the
room. Above them hung a large liberty
bell.
MIR. J. NJ Kaufman acted in the capacity
Of best man and Miss Sarah Harris as
maid Of honor.
After the ceremony was over all re
paired to the lawn adjoining the house,
where a sumptuous supper was heartily
enjoyed, after which toasts and congratu-
latons supplemented the evenings peas
ure. Mr. Carl ChImene was master OF
The bride and groom are two Of Hous-
tons most popular Jewish people. tho
groom now holding prominent position
Win Levy Bros ~
A pretty home wedding took place Mt
tho residence Of the brides mother, Ms.
J. l.. Davis, when her daughter. Miss Kate
w Davis and Mr. c. r. Wood were mar
red at o'clock on Tuesday evening, the
Rev Mr. Cunningham, pastor in charge Of
the First Presbyterian church, Sdciatlng.
The house was prettly decorated with
palms, smllax. ferns and cut flowers The
bride were n gown Of white organdie.
made with dainty rufnes and ruchings over
white tafeta, with sprays Of natural orange
buds and blossoms, a thoughtful and cer-
tainly sweet remembrance from friend
MIR sam Swinford rendered exonlsltely
q wedding march MS the bride and groom
took their places and changed the grand
chords into the soft cadence Of love
song during the ceremony. Only the family
and intimate friends were present. When
time TO leave for the honeymoon trip, the
kridp f.banppd hp1utifu1 with IT'S
idenI trim1nines for n handsome tailor-
made travellnr suit Of London nurnIe Veue.
tinn cloth and hat ia match and with her
husband left on the Southern Pacific for
Rnnalo After several weeks absence thoy
WiIl . return 10 The city and he al nome
with Mrs Davis 1908 San Jacinto street
Those present were Mrs J. l.. Davis, Miss
Berthe Davis Miss Wood of Detroit sister
of the groom; Mr. John Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank A. Herycy, Sr., MIR. and Mrs,
swinford
~
There was n very pretty wedding at the
First Presbyterian church last Wednesday
at Gas in the afternoon, in which Miss
Bessie Grant OF this city and Rev. Wilium
IL. Mason of Galveston were the contract.
ing nnrtIes Roy Edwin MrNutt officiating
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Inc pIlu' was atter"eu ny MISS Mauue
Rust and Mr.. w. H. Chandler acted MS
hest man The ushers were Mcssrs VIII
pon,,,,s ,, u = ,1a,,. n.y. a,,,,.ah
''"el' anu " N A"nniS"u. me cnurch
was prettlly decorated with palms and
evercrcens The brides costume wns
crushed strawberry satin foulard trimmed
with white SILK applique with becoming
hat TO correspond She carried a large
hnuouot n brido,. ,tnns liza MIN ,tSo
white sntin ribbon. Miss Rust wore a
pink silk moussciine de sole trimmed in
white nnpllnnn and rihbons and carried