The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30

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George Works of Beaumont, Miss Win,
Webb Or and Mrs. York,
50 this Nas certainly very big anal
aud everybody did seem to have such 1
Going down to supper, the clubs prcsi
don't Mr. Loveti led the procession with
Mrs. John ~. Dickson, ana immediate }
behind them cHme the former president
Major John r. Dickson. with Mrs. Loyett
! on his arm.
The supper was substantial aud most
tcQtnsoue was lnyishly abundant and de
lighuullv served
Major Dickson In neat little speech pro.
| sehied 10 the fhalians hts successor Judge
! LoYett who was greeted with enthusiastic
/ applause, and the Judge WITH extreme nod.
| csty and grace made little speech Of CON
! plinent TO his predecessor.
! At'cr supper threc charming cou'llons
] were danced The FIRST cUtlllion was led
by MI j. w Garrow ana Miss shelley
Jones, the second bv Mr. and Mrs Alex.
/ Ander SECS uIns Cleveland aud the third by
| H. !. Giraud and Miss Mamie Botts.
The marriage at the First Presbyterian
church last Wednesday evening Of Judge
Charles Elliott Ashe and Miss Marian Bug-
10y Szabo was an event 10 which great
part OF the community here felt special
and personal interest Tor both parties be-
long to families OF extensive rami6cations
bearing many houOrcd uumes
In the pew directly facing the altar sat
the grooms grandmother, Mrs. Arson
Jones, whose husband was one OF the presl-
dents OF the republic OF Texas, and Clus-
tered about her were those closest In blood
TO the two being married. the Ashes SzH-
hos, Iaylora ana Bagbys.
one Characteristic and interesting Bit OF
local Colo was the group of ola family
| servants 81 ting near the side door Through
winch Tie groom came TO await MS bride.
AZ the sound az the first note of the
NWl In HNsl.
/ his best man, Mr.. A J. Watkins nf Lou
is.gnu. stepped into the side aisic aud walk.
ing across stood waiting at the altar for his
Wiit 60 be.
The hve ushers. Mcssrs John McClung
X 81 WEIGH h. n SPOTS l. W. Wilson
and H. A. AWmcrman
The bridesmaid, Miss Myrn ABhc, made
beautiul picture in her pcafly gray
gown ui crepe dete, with a pink punuc
velvet bat with it's garland OF pink sllk rib
non roses Miss Myra carried IL graceful
bunch ot pink chrysunthemums
Then came dainty little lady. Miss Ruth
Nittc. the brides young niece, who was
The flower girl She wore a stylish frork
ol dark green trimmed With white lncr ap.
llr1i uuh mud a l1Y'ly lace bertha ot white
uuiSi"s lhis chic little costume was
CROW ned with Wide green velvet picture
mt MISS Ruth also carried pink chrysnn-
tuemums
Then came the maid Of honor, Miss Mary
Ashe, Who was Eowued in an exquisite
clenm touucc crepe with velvet garnihrcs
9I hlack aud burnt orange. Her big picture
hat Nyns OF burnt orange salvet aud white
Illusion Miss Ashc ca,rtd cream chrys-
uuthcInums
Last Of all came the tride on her fathers
arm. Her dress woS beautiful ard ex-
iremcly becoming to her, being a pigeon
blue brnadcloth trimmed with white broad.
cloth aud Persian mcdnllions Her hat was
made of the same materials aud colors and
Wes ID shape qgi;c novel and very pretty
Amer the ceremony Judge and Mrs
Charles Elliott Ashe started on long wed
ding journey.
~
The whlss party given by Mrs william
De Trevile Monday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. C. J, Smith Of Austin made a social,
artistic and intellectual feast for those so
fortunate as 10 be present
From the very steps OF the gallery the
guests We're greeted with the glad smile In
! bright color of a gorgeous Mexican polu-
setta plant In fullest iuNurinnre of bloom.
aud the maid Who opeued the door offered
IN turn 90 each arrival Il big tray hcupcd
with Immense yellow and white hrysunthe-
NUNS whose long stcms were tied with
! broad bows ot satlu rihbou Each lady
cbose her Tower and fastened 1t to her
cQfsagc' ana So when the players were seat
od the wuyiug hcuds Of the Dix pumy bios.
sous looked Ike the layeliest corner of an
artists dover garden
There were four tables Of players the
participants 10 the game being the honoret,
Mrs J, smith, Mrs, 5. +. u Morse,
Mrs Harris Mastrrsou, Mrs. j. ]. Cannon
Mrs charlotte Ward Drew. Mrs j. A.
Huston, Mrs, W, N, Mitchell, Mrs Charles
W. H. Taylor. Mrs NJ II, Foster, Mrs,
lnghnm seward, Mrs J. K Christian
Mrs r, j G Baldwin aud Miss Hay.
cording To the Howell system.
The brilliant play Of Mesdames G. j.
Smith and Margaret lladey Foster secured
hostess for those making the highest scores
These were big circular center pieces OF
hlmy hne drawn work, showing the ca.
lnlsite Mexican ''pnloiua" design
BESIDES the players, McsdnmcS C. w
Melch, Edwin raltaferro Rryan Heard,
Potter Robertson ANA Miss Frnnchei smith
pnrtpok of the luncheon with the greatest
relish, for the ne Frcyllc cuisine IL fam,
Gus wherever the name Is known.
Many OF the best whist players among
tho friends of both Mrs. ne hcvnre aud
her guest OF honor are members ~ he
Womens choral club, aud n was matter
81 regret AL around that The shortuess Of
the giving Of the party ON Monday, which
is the regular rehearsal day OF that
musical society, and therefore several had
70 forcgo the delight OF ioinng tn NE bat
tie between the long and the short suits
~
on last Tuesday the Martha washing
ton chapter, Daughters OF tho American
Revolution, met and were entertained at
the home Of the chapters regent, Mrs.
W. c Crane
AZ this meeting, Mrs. j. r. Christian.
a former GaIyestonlaa, and member Of tho /
local chapter there, was transferred 10 |
the Martha Washington chapter here.
Mrs Crane read an Interesting account 1
or the breaking OF the = lund Tor INC |
onlding OF Continental ne4 Ia Washing. /
Mrs. Cora Bacon Foster read sps
paper on the Evacuation OF New York
Miss Laura Yoakum PLAYED erareSni
piano solo aud Miss Violet Posfer ~
Sompani6d by Miss Yoakum. plaved 10
lghtfully ON the flute a ''Romance" h,.
h9hler and a selection from the new opers
Dolly Warden. wv"
Miss Austin reclted scene between MILO
siundlsh and his FIRST wife. Miss Anstin
found this quaint little bit OF llteratprr in
~ mouth when she was visiting there
Ahe indies then transacted rren4 deat
OF business, after which refreshments vera
served ana social hour enjoyed.
Mfs. Judge Alaxey, who Is In charre NJ
me Texas building at Mount Vernon has
asked the Texas chapter of the Daurhters
ot the American Revolution Tor Iinite1
5tl,es nag and the Daughters OF tho
tepaplc Of Texas for Texas
Tug r. put in the building mo
Mariha Washington chapter Is proud OF ths
"a ,hat u has made the FIRST contribution
The AZ home Of Mr.. and AIRS. &. W Rob.
Jason on Tuesday evening In honor Of the
King and Queen Of tho No-Tsu.oh was roy