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

one Of tho prettest weddings Of the sea
son was celebrated last Wednesday at the
Baptist church, when Mr. j. y. Moreland
was united IN marriage TO Miss Eula Rust
Phillip, Rev. Or. King officiating. TO the
dulcet strains OF Mendelsschn's wedding
March" exquisltely rendered by Mrs. j. a.
Sanders, the bridal party entered the
church. guided by the ushers, Messrs Cal
waits and A. Armstrong, Mr.. Patton Muir
ray. with Miss d. Iyey; Mr.. Maynor stat
ford, with Miss Hamilton; Mr.. J. strbhllng,
with Miss Ceclle staley; Mr.. II. f.. More
land, with tho groom; MIR. l.. a. Moreandi
and Miss Helen Phillips. maid OF honor,
with the bride. AZ the altar the bride and
groom stepped before the minister and the
attendants separated, forming semieircle
around them. The church was arrstically
decorated with roses, garlands OF ivy and
goldenrod, the chey d'autre being two pill
lars Of massod flowers. roses and golden
rod twined With ivy. During the ceremony
the orgunlst Played Then You'll Bemem
Der No" ui1nfs1imo After the ceremony
the bridal party repaired TO the home OF
the brides parents, Or. and Mrs. j, PM
dps. where sumptuous wedding breakfast
awaited them. lhe house was "a bower OF
beauty, roses ferns aud pot plants making
the AIR redOlent of sweet perfumes. Many
handsome presents testified the love OF
friends the bridal bouquet was caught
hy Miss Ccclle staley. The bride was
gowned IN mode crepe d'ete, trimmed ga
applique with touch OF blue paune velvet,
with hat 10 match. Sue carried O bouquet
of Bride rnsoF. Miss Phillips wore silver
gray, trimmed with white chiffon and mp
plque Miss Armstrong, blue cloth trim
med with velvet SIR and applique. Miss
lyey cdrnatnn red velvet and applique;
Miss Hamilton, queen SILK, trimmed Ia
black applique and garnet velvet Miss
0tdley, pearl gray, trimmed In velvet, ap.
pilque and steel buttons. A large party OF
friends accompanied the young couple as
far as Hungoriord, ana rice and old shoes
ugured largely ut the depot The truuk
was seized boy "a merry crowd aud decorated
with two old shoes, bow Of white rib
bon and piaeard labeled 'Id leave my
happy home for YOU. Mr.. aud Mrs. More
land win remain several days each In Hous.
ton, Suu Antonio npd Galveston, ana VIII
be at bone Ga their friends November /.
The young couple SIS well and favorahly
known iu large circle of friends. The
and the bride Is daughter Of DIT. ana Mrs.
J. Phillips who have lived many years in
Texas. she i3 worthy scion OF huc oil
IeXas family, and Is VOL loved Tor her
Christian life and loyahlc nature
The cup ana spoon shower given by
Miss Ida Hamilton, complimentary 10 Mas
Iula fhllups, was scene ot much enjoy
mcnt. Miss Phillips received eighteen
spoons and sixteen chocolate cups with
notices and souvenirs. 10 the sweet
strains OF Meudelssohus Wedding March'
the bridal party were escorted To the dining
room, where ON a daintily decorated table
mcnu consisting OF fruit salad, nuts, meat
sandwiches, punch and blssos with mono.
gfupD were served The following t0asts
we're then Uttered. Mr. Robert Mdreland
The Bride" Miss Helen Phillips. "Ihe
Groom Response by Mrs. George Martyr
whitney Prof Briggs then give "Our
Hostess, ending hts words with the lines,