The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-18


pride and groom; then Rev. be Witt Hotcn-
Mss took up the pledges and both Joined IN
sne nnal blessing given to the young couple
Jus. starting out On lies Journey together.
Inc pride wore very stylish costume Ut
sage green Egyptian cloth The skirt was
finished with graded tounce. above whitl
were stitched medallions OF silk Of tue
same shade Of the dress The iaunty eton
Jacket was trimmed with the silk and h0i
handsome collar OF Irish point lace. IL
was worm over waist OF white mOire
SIX euged with narrow cord Of black
and finished with Persian buttons. Thc
toque OF Etfuscan straw was trimmed with
paine velvet, the shade Of the costume
lIlsh point and sage flowers. lac bouquet
OF pale pink carnations toned IN daintily
with the shades used In the gown.
Mr.. Lewis took his young wife of to his
ranch in New Mexico, twenty-five miles
from Roswell, where he has a sweet home
awaiting her. She is native OF this city.
n granddaughter OF the late MIR. and Mrs.
toaert Lockart, a grandniece Of Governor
Frank Lubbock aud Of the late colonel
Ihomas Lubbock Of the Terry Rangers, lnd
who came r. Houston 10 be present At the
wedding The Luhhocks and Lockarts,
two Of Houston's oldest rnmilies. were wei
represented AZ the ceremony and went TO
the, train and bid farewell to the Young
bride and her husband.
~
The lawn fete given on the beautiful
grounds about DR.. Eckhardt's residence
Thursday evening was success, both
financially and MS TO the beauty OF It, The
pretty groups about the lawn, with tables
set of by vases Of flowers, the happy faced
children Hooking about and the towering
shrubs beds Of spring flowers all COM
bined to make up very attractive picture.
The children had the best Of L. rue
| "klondlke,' a bed of sand where they dug
| religiously for treasures, and, more forum
ate than many poor miner In Al0sko'
| they found them, was great JOY Encl
child had spade and each one found sumo
thing Then there were the tiny ones, toe
| young 10 have ambition aroused, played n
| the sand for the love of II, In every re
| spect this 'Klondike" was the opposite oil
! IFS namcsake There was Ice cream ~ he
| had, and bowls Of lemonade here nud there
| Mrs 4. +. Lumm, the president, and Mr.
| g. I. Palmer. the secretary Of the Light
! Bearers circle" were IN charge, assisted
/ by Mrs, ] q Beatty: Miss Hurley Mis-
/ ECkh0tdt was unfortunately too unwcll u
| appear until late, hut before the Afternoon
! v rs over she came out 10 meet the people
/ 10 whom she had kindly given the use o
her grounds.
A pretty carte postale" was issued h.
the club women in California giving a pic
ture admirably colored. OF the Garden O
Mission, Santa Barbara, Cal. on one o
these the society editor received greeting
from Mrs. Max Urwitz from the land o
flowers aud romance she ADDS; mos
100. specially designed for the convention
ers, with the setting sun OF the Paclh
coast beyond the Golden Gate, with IN
club initials IN the he rays s,. ana h the ''u'
Apropos II was too bad that Mrs. Kin
halls address on Travelling Art Cole
tlons" should have been credited TO dr
biennial was a hig thing TO handle, an
II was some comfort that a Texas wona
got the credit, for what Mrs, Kimha
writes is sure TO be worth having the cred
Cor.
Mrs. Emily Bagby Usher announces III
marriage Of her daughter, Mariana, to MI
John BOYD Jefferson which will take plsC
on the evening Of June at the home Of Il
brides grandmother. Mrs. Bagby. A r
ception will follow the ceremony from 81
To 10 o'clock. The marriage of one of Il
family to which the bride, better known
mamie" Usher. belongs Is necessarily q
event in Houston where they have lived f
+brea generations. Mr.. and Mrs. Bagl
Tlere neonle of note here. their nam
known by all the early settlers of Houst'
as pure of blemish and their descennah
1 have always occupied high position
Honston's social life SO this lnnounceme
10 one mat wills interes. host OF poop
! y, not or only vi in Houston, but throughout Il
4 state.
The southern Pacific will begin to run
: moonlight special trains to La Por
Tuesday and they will continue every Tue
. day and Friday night during the summ'
, leaving at e:15 p m. and returning
"a / 5000 has been their custom herctolo.
u So here Is another pleasure for the stu
' at.homes" run down to the bay shore
din In the water sail over ton, ny
= are many ways Of passing an evening AZ
!, Porte So with the Turnyerelh r sum-
J, night concerts Angerhocfer's and Dumle
: gardens TO 90 to, Magnolia PARK WIZ
= sasy distance Houstonlans ought not
q lack for summer amusements'
}, ~
e The British club Of Houston met Frid
= avenin. at their rooms and decided TO ma
p June ?. the day of King Edwards coro'
a, tion. fete day for his majesty's subje
e here and their friends II is to be a
"A OF echo OF the rejoicing Of the British ?
ple at the formal coming to the throne
The son of the beloved Queen victoria. I
:. ieea now is TO have picnic al Mogne
81 nnTk and make day of 1t 20 be RENE
s. 6ered.
st There was merry party Of people
ed Aneerhoefer's Monday night, who
Z taken both alleys for their use. Bowl
ri end q Dutch supper were the order OF
70 affair which was gotten up tor me ple
re- ure OF Mrs. G. W. Cody ana Mrs A.
e. Johnson of Birmingham, Ala the He
y, topians present We're Mr.; ana MS. H.
n Franks, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons, Miss Sc
re er, DR.. Dunlap and Mr.. sam Willtor'
he ~
ii. The women Of the Texas Woman's Pl
1T association are looking forward to a '
ue interesting meeting at Waco on the %
- June and q charming trip TO Staml
ol ffterward These conventions bring
zoe cether so many bright agreeable VOL
that they can not fall TO be OF inter
81. and fortunate are they who are able to
~ ~ the procession!
~ Mrs. Marcellus Foster had the FRI
rst High Five club with her last week and
ar .ertained them in her usual sweet '
ne ne The prizes were very pretty and won
,ns unusually low scores. Mrs. NJ, l. Rob
~ oot the first and Miss Giraud the SCI
90 Climb prize, Mrs G. d. Golding that for
" itne hands aud Mrs. Franklin Williams
er guests prize.
,er, The marriage Of Miss Rosa daughte
1 Judge watts formerly OF Dallas, and
ne n. Gary Burnett took place in the
th, hotei Beaumont, Judge Watts pre-
'ah nome wednesday morning at 9c
az Mrs ] q. Ross cousin of the bridegr
tert - ~. Tuunno IIudson went over Il