The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-10

we're 10 green and white, pure whlte roses
nVihb tng only flowers used. Aronnd the
pretty tabie, covered with a cloth ~ rich
saun d9nask, on which a wreath OF fern
leuNss shone ana clear bowls OF Bride roses
Stood and sparkling cut glass alisttned Is,
inc pure light of naEy White sandics
Which stood ln a silver caudelnhrn ~ arb
.nu oi tne tabie' sat the club gins. AN eie-
stunt salad course, followed hy cream and
cake was served. Miss Nan pdrEs cFns,,iad
hs toast mistress, aud many pretty words
were said IN honor of the one who WINS IN
s 20 .r 10 Withdraw her name from the roll
oi bncneior Girls. Those present we're
sllsses Conway Astn. Ethel Mrtinnnt,h
Hafbers' Board, Watkins. Robinson Joups
johnson, Winters, Crudington, LAWN. Nc
Sonnlco, Mary PITTS, Maggie Pitts, Cole
One Of the prettiest weddings ever wit
MESSED IN Bryan was solemuized at the
flrst BAPTIST church in this city WedneS
Wy May l. at o'clock when Miss Myrtle
Mae conway ana Mr. Erwin Hugh Asun
STOOD before the sacred altar, and DR. w
=, trley, the pastor, pronounced the beau,
thhl marriage ceremony which made thpn
man and Wife, The elaborate decorar ons
at me church were marvel of beauty
MosstNc white columns chtwned with vines
anu white roses stood before the altar. Al
the hdse were banks of stately minis ana
between them stood a horal altar OF fcriiS
ana liieS. Ropes Of Southern smllaS hung
IN rich frstouns CONNECTING the tail coE
GmnH aud extending in graceful swocns
from wills 10 chandeliers The heahtg q.
the scene was made more effective by the
soit g'ow d manF tail candles which stood
near the altar. Just before the arrival ut
the bridal party Miss Carnes SANG, "Nhy |
Love You" the last notes melting into the
strains Of Lohcngrins wedding hnrcn.
which pe1led forth from the grand pipe or
gar as the party came slowly down the
aisle. The attendants were. Miss Llllt
May Jones ana Win Thowns. Miss lIarbcrs
and 5. w. Met onnco. Mlss McC0nnicl ana
I. W Grinths OF Dallas, Miss norrnrs
sind Dr.. VIII rnlpfcrrd. Miss Cole aud win
Johnson, Miss Robinson and o. T., Sam
ders Muster jim Astin and little Miss Ray
conway rHihe next, followed Ivy Mrs james
Ctke billiard. sister Of tho bride, as mntton
OF honor, aud Miss Daisy Astln sister OF
the groom, maid OF honor rhe hrdp fol-
lowed leaning upon the arm OF ni ]. l..
Fountain. and met the groom AT the altar
ACCOMPANIED by his brother and hr.t ldau,
Mr.. John Astln The pretty words OF tao
lressive by the silvery music OF tiny bells,
iung ny Master Jim Astin and lit'le Ray
Conway. After the ceremony n reception
was given Mt the elegant new home of Mr.
ana Mrs, I. *. Lawrence. Tho spacious
apartments were decorated In white and
green, ferns and Bride roses, carrying out
the color scheme with charming effect
Argelf0ud cake and delicious cream nodded
into white roses with green lrarcs was
served during the evening The punch
bowl stood beneath n bower Of daisies In
the back pnrlor and was gracefully pre-
sided over By little Misses Mary Ross
celying party in the front hall included
Mrs. q. II. Astln Mrs 6. S. Parker aud
Mrs. T. X. Lawrence: in the pnrldr Ms
James Coke Dilard. Mrs. w z. ASt'N
Mexican string band made sweet music
during the evening md dancing WIS one
ioyed on a largo tarpaulln, which had been
4. .H. L led o.