The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

bride, where an elegant wedding breakfast
had been nrcuarcd. Although no cards had
been Issued. Il being an affair strictly Of
the informal. the popularity q the Young
couple was aulnv demonstrated hy the
number Of rich presents they received. Mt
and Mrs wead viii make their home At
1917 Decatur street and win be az home
10 their friends after october %.
~
The following is clipped from the Cane
brake Herald Of Uniontown, Ala:
"Tbo contamination Of social event Of
much interest to Uniontown society oc
cured at O'Clock this morning IN the
Methodist church, when Miss Eleanor Be
ntrice Stoienwerck the charming aud ac
rompllshcd sister OF Mr. g. y. STOLEN
wprck. was united IN marriage 10 Mr.
Robert Eikel of lfoustOn, Texas, who oc.
cuplca the responsible position OF sales man
agcr Tor the wholesale house OF r. W.
Ileitmanu & Co
Miss StuHenwerck pissed her young
girlhoud days near town, md her cultured
mind gives evidence of having studied the
beauties ana wonders OF nature which rural
lifr Afforded
Her sweetness OF manner. her amiab.e
disposition ana her beauty have made her
worry popular and society loses one of It's
most interesting young women.
MI Eike rs "a young man Of exceptional
husiucss capacity Is prominent in social
ranks iu his native city md has the con
idcnce Of his employers TO an unusual ex-
tent
''Alr ana Mr.. Eikel left on the Southern
pit 1925 on ther bridal trip. which will
Include Washington, New York and Ma
CARA Fails and VIII be at home IN Hous.
ton after November ~
Mr. Eikcl Is o mau whose influence Is
strongly felt Va many circles here az home.
/ He Is grand ruler Of the local lodge OF the
order Of Gibs.
| The marriage Of Miss Mary Alice Yates
to Mr.. Calvin Guy Forester was a very
sweet and pretty affair at the home of the
brides parents, Mir and Mrs. r q. Yates.
The young lady belongs to the class that
! graduated from the High school in 1901,
and hers Is tie hfth marriage among tue
The scheme OF decorations at Miss Yates
/ wedding was IN white and green, which
are the class colors nnd, nt the same time
/ IN their suggestions OF freshness and purity
| most appropriate for young bride.
/ The brides attendants were her aunt,
! MFk Meyer OF Colorado as mntron or honot,
her sister, Miss Helen Yates, as iirst brides
! maid ana she WINS dressed In white muslin
] aud lace over green, as was also the second
! bridesmaid Miss Grace blair Noble Mi.
| Marshal Carlisle was the gro0m'S best
| man.
Tho wedding march was played by Miss
| Lucy Edwards ON the violin and Miss Ber.
/ tina Monaihan ON the plano. The young
| ladies Who served the punch were Misses
/ were Of the brides classmates.
| Miss Yates was married IN her graduat-
ing gown, which was a lovely confection or
Brussels net lace, shimmering white rib.
hons and soft fall of white orgapdy, Her
] roingaway gown was s'At Of castor
brown made with Monte Carlo coat ana
hat 60 match.
In cutting tho brides cake, her sister.
! Miss Helen had the good fortune to get
the ring Mir. George Edwards cutting the
dime ana the fate OF the button fell to
Sir. George riley.
Master Norman Vernon Pilot, the son OF
Mir. aud Mrs. Camille Pilot, celebrated his
l0th birthday last Saturday by having a
gloriousy good time shared with about
sINty-eight Of his friends amongst the boys
and girls near his own age Master Nor.
man is blessed with one ot the sweetest
mummas IN the world, for she had prepared
so many and such elaborate things for the
pleasure OF her little son and his guests.
The carpets were an covered with canvas,
excellent music was furnished by Schram
orchestra, ana It was a delight to watch
the little dnuccrs, the graceful and lively
abandon Of their movements, showing thai
mesh zest of pleasure that only childhood
knows
The color scheme Of the decorations wa,
carried out an through everything; plnl
Hnd white ana green.
As souvenirs ~ the hnnpy occasion ever,
/ ltue girl received q pretty porcelain plndu,
aud every boy cunning little real nelf
stein, And the boys all rushed strnigh
way TO the hydrout in the yard to practice
drinking out Of their picturesque nth,
Dutch beer mugs
Mrs. Albert Haywood entertained IN
members Of the High school graduatin
class OF 80 at a delightful luncheon on tn
J afternoon of october 49, The class color
. were tastefuly displayed on the daint
{ tables that dotted the purlor.
a A delicious luncheon, faultessly served
put the class In that happy state OF min
= that even tho least material must adm
II Follows naturally the enjoyment or tn
4 good things OF this physical life.
}. An experience meeting ensued, wher
eacn one told Of events since last they me
. A Western tourist told Of the beauties
y california and the wonders OF Utah, m
II praises Of other States were rung, IN
y pleasant possibilities OF Texas not heiu
II neglected The hostess told OF Porto Ric
that wonderful land Of perfect servant
whore the hired girls cease from troupnr
aud the housekeepcrs are at rest
l. Mesdames Clark aud King made we
n come addition 20 the number Of guests, AT
/" Mr.. Polk Of Beaumont aided the one mr
4 Of the class Ia representing the maseuliI
- element
w gentleman remarked the other day
y the number OF rosy, healthy looking cir
x Ia Houston. Life Ia the open air pain
the sweetest kind OF roses. Not to be b
e hind the boys three teams Of basket bt
s. have been organised by the High scho
ot girls.
~ south End seems to he the mecca iowa
w which the athletic enthusiast turns his fnt
~ The nun With the golf clubs or tenn
40 racket Is seen on every side This brig
october sunshine has some magic Ia IL
"a The chrysanthemnm mas not vet con
>, hut the long haired football players M
DC seen every afternoon Piled up In q
50 thusastic heaps on the High scnool campt
Ir the baseball park and On other cp
no squares
The High school boasts four teams. 4,
\, hrst teate With Mr.. Groyer Jones as Ca
as tain, gives promise OF better work Ia
Z" has ever been done,
a. ~
et Arrangements are wen under way Z
ne The Art Leagues entertainment 10
~ given November II at Bryan hall. m
~ i to be called IAN Evening in Italy" A,
- IN addition TO comics m living figures
IN ninny Italian masterpieces large COLL,
lie tlon " engraved copies az pictures a. NJ,
lr. as = Few originals VIII be on view. Sor
rs italian music by Italians viii he hoo
20, ana the erening WIN be wound up With
ee 49,
70 Last Monday afternoon the San Jacip
Ne chapter OF the Daughters OF the Ren,l,