The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
BRYAN

""ttS H. Mills Of Corscaua visit
ed Bryan this week
MIS- Tyler HasWcll returned Tuesd.,
from visit to Huntsville
mrs. Lee Caruthers is yIsitirv Me- n
Fountain - H'
Mr ana Mrs. Emmett Rohde of Iear,o
spent this week with Bryan frlerds
" and Mrs. Herbert r. Bowers or Mar
sna'i are guests Of Dr. and Mrs w u
Oliver. ''S' W" H.
ine marriage of Miss Frances pu,or
srNer ana Frof, p. S. Tilson. which wa.
spienihlzed OF st. Andrews Enisconai
enulcn IN this city Wednesday. Anru ia
"' oc.ock' was an event OF much ,rto,4
eSt IN bryan's social world The b,iae Il
native OF this little city and M g,ri
ever been more popular with nil ,na.rioa
ana single allke-than this fair d,nah..n
Always gracious, unAssuming a,d ~
nappy ne, she had won hearts risht Wy
~ US sue went her pretty way "a ,b,,,
ANS no wonder that the ptettv oh ,,yh W. ~. =
rroy',i .v W tfClnoWihg and the handsome homo
tuMutd lot the reception and tha nun,h.,s
unu qualty of the wedding pifts ,,nna, uyA
hVihnle. me quaint old church No..
SSevhtu IA bridal array: roses ana aim.
tar i,@ anu ',aillng smiax converting the ni.
taI INTO n fairy bower. and banks ~ 70.
grant flowers breathing a sweet ners,,,,,.
49, 1t an. AT the APPOINTED b,ur M
sIahu organ. under the skllfnl toncb ny
va, Mutoh SIMS, Jr., pcaled forth the
sweet suains of .he wedding narrh anJ
Misses Mable Robinson Hattie Nf"Cnp,Inn
Ipiiu hettle smith came slowly 6oVu tHa
oa U"u alsie, TWO IN front and one following
tbn i ,,.at,S ny chain of daisies and singna
Tue Weudlng chorus from "LohcngrIn." liz
nSTpeft ". Brown Of Marshall. Texas 10
onclatlhg minister. followed After Mn,
If I'M" me wedding party, Miss Grlnnan Of
Adams am ana A. mr. John X. Parker, Miss
au"ills aid MI. .. p. Saunders, Miss Peyer.
&c! ana ~ Sam Il. Wilson, Miss Cav;tt
a n Dt. Frank Ross Of Waco, Mrs /
bail OF houston, sister of the bride was
ni"irVh OF honor, ana preceded the bride
ana her father, MIR. Milton Parkrr y "a
groom with his best man. Prof CbaiIeS
IufEear met the bride at the altar. vba,s
lhe beautliu, Episcopal ceremony was sol.
EMMY pronounced.
The reception which folloved at An, Lo,,,o
OF the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Nil
TON Parker, was simply Il crush Of so many
loving friends who came to offer courrotii.
ni ,ohS ana good wishes TO this happy youn;
couple Mr.. and Mrs. Parker we're assist.
ca IN receiving at the hail entrance by MIS-
T. ,. Parker. Mrs =. J. Balm aud Mrs A
u. Banks In the nGrlcrs the guests were
SRfoeiyed oy Mrs. NJ d, Tilson and Mrs
NJ: {. Wade Of Texarkana, Mrs. Walter
Nlnprecht, Mrs. w. II. oliver and Mrs
a. b. Carr, Jr In the arched doorway.
between the spacious pArlors, stood the
pride ana groom Above them, woven into
inc pretty grill, decorated with ferns and
bride roses aud tied In love knots the bridal
wells OF the brides four older sisters hung
Ike halo around her pretty head ami y
spoke bon voyage for the bride Of the
hour. In the library Misses ,Ecttie smith,
Hattie McConnco and Mable Robinson. be
meath hover of roses and graceful vines,
served punch.
A delicious salad course. followed by
cream, cake and coffee, WAS served airing
the evening.
The bride wore an exquisite Partisan
gown Of heavy white satin with court train
yoke and sleeves of shirled moussrline de
sole, with fall of point lace. bunch Of
orange blossoms was at the cOrSage. and
also caught in the hlmv veil which fell
from the pretty couture over her magn H.
train. She carried bridal bouquet Of
white carnations, Mrs. Rain wore en-.
broidered white chiffon over white tnffeta.
The brides maids were in white organdie
over pink and carried La France roses
As the hour of hcr departure drew nigh.
the bride left the merry crowd below and
ascending the stairway threw her bouquet
down; Miss Grinnan of Terrell caught it
and received calculations upon the ira.
dtion that the one who catches the BRIDES
bouquet viii soon be bride also. Miss
Parker Is the Youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Parker, Prof. Tilson Is assist
ant professor of chemistry at the Agricul.
tural and Mechanical college
Another pretty wedding was solemnizcd
the same date and the same hour at the
home Of thc brides parents Mr., and Mrs
Henry Rohde, in this city. The contract
ing parties were Miss Mary Elizabeth
Rohde and Mr.. James Taggart Maoney Of
Palestine.
Miss Nellie Rohde, sister Of the bride,
was maid of honor. there being no other
attendants. Just before the ceremony Miss
Nellie Rohdc sang, Why Love You her
clear rich notes filing the rooms with q
melody that rested like benedctiOn on the
pretty scene which followed, Plotted plants
and cut flowers gave a touch Of springlike
glory to the rooms. the decorations cul-
minatinG IN a magnificent array Of lowell
ness ut the large buv window In the spa.
cious parlor. Here Bride roses and green
vines were arranged into an Edenike
white satin ribbons. In the center
OF the bell an electric light glistened aus
shed Il brilliant halo over the happy young
couple as they stood before DR. w. G..
Frley, pastor OF the First Baptist church,
who pronounced the beauHf9l and impress
sive words which will bind forever their
hearts and lives for veal or woe. Con.
ordinations and hest wishes were showered
upon the bride and groom, and many Gle
CANT wedding gifts from Bryan friends
ard also from many others over the state
were received.
The brides dress was an elaborate crea-
tion o. white silk mousselne de sole over
white tafreta and she carried bridal bou-
oupt Of mink carnations. Miss Nellie Rohde
wore n handsome pale blue silk foulard ana
also carried pink carnations,
Mr. and Nlrs, Maloney left "Wednesday
night for Austin to visit relatives thcre'
They will be at home at Palestine AFTER
April 81.