The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

re 80.
Miss Bernie John will have charge OF
sAe society column until October. Ier ad-
dress is 1913 McGowen avenue. and her
telephone number is 1851
Another grand and glorious Fourth Of
July has come and gone, only belated
frecrackef now and then, reminding us Of
past pleasures For one hundred and TWEEN
ty.six years the American has been cee-
hrntinr this day, and It Is considered our
Rrandest Of all holidays. flie more uolse
We can make the better we express our
Feelings, The fireworks are like a great
kurrab, aud each year they become more
elaborate until now the simple little IRE
cracker is loft entirely to the small Joy
The fireworks have taken the place Of the
orotory Of former days, and from early
morn III dewy eve, aye, until long after
n.ghtfal quiet Is unknown, and the smell
OF powder does not leave the air for sew
eral days. It's day of picncs and gen.
eral Publication, and woe to the seeker
after rest--he had best betake himself TO
the woods.
The trains for La Porte qn Friday were
filled with pleasure seekers, aud ia add
tIoa 10 the large crowd generally there
we're several private parties going down Tor
a sail or picnic Although 1t has been q
cong time since the Ars Fourth Of July,
We have not lost sight OF the meaning
oil the day, and underlying all the nose
and merrment, IS a strong sense OF patriot
ism and pride In this glorious free country
Of ours.
Galveston had It's share Of weddings as
well as Houston week before last one
Of the prettest was that OF Miss Cecie
Nolle and Mr.. Woolsou Nash, which took
place Wednesday Afternoon. June %, at
4:4J O'Clock IN Grace church. II was q
beautiful tilhc ~ the day for wedding
and tho handsome church was dllei with
tie friends Of the Young couple, Tho
brides attendant vas Miss Ethel Randll
and tho groom vas attended by his brother
Mr.. Temple Nasa a. Kaufman. Tao beauty
CT the INTERIOR Of the church was heightened
Hlth tail palms and the wedding party
grouped before the altar formed @ lovely
picture Rev. George Ferguson az Tucson,
Arz., performed the ceremony. after watch
Ar and Mrs Nash ana few friends re.
paired to the home o. the rides mothe',
Mis Emma Noble, 35Os Broadway, for "A
short while before leaving on the north
bound train.
The 6iide wore an exquisite gown Of the
finest sheerest organdy made princess Iash
Ion. g tune Vel raining IKE q C4puI albuul
her. At her throat she wore he groom 5
gift, magnificent brooch Of diamonds aud
pearls. Miss RRndslls gown was of waite
white Many beautiful presents were re
ceved and cQngratuatory tclegrams Mr.
and Mrs. Nash left on the 40 train toI
the Cntskills and Adirondocks for tho sum
mer after which they will return 10 Eauf
man to make their home 49,. -.
The bride Us the daughter Of Mrs. Emmf
C Noble and was one Of the most popular
girls who has ever made her debut IN tn
island City Mr.. Nash is a prominent bank
or and business man ot Kaufman and
State State % '"' "
Mrs j. W. MGxcy invited p numbe
OF young people wednesday night 70 NEE
her cousin. Miss Lila MAY Mcknight q
Laredo. The pretty home on clay avenu
looked stlll pretter with the palms givin
touch OF green here and there aud clu'
tors of sweet blossoms in vases aud bowl
about the rooms, sending ont their firm
GRANGE. japanese lanterns lighted the gal
leIy snd lawn, so that the guests cou
wander IN and out AZ their own sweet viii
The ping pong enthusiasts had an oppot
tunity to display their skin during the earl
part OF the evening and the rouud ~ tn
little balls striking against the racquet
made merry music for an hour or so. rhi
popular game was followed by a test Of IN
sizes were placed upon n table and TIA
guests were hidden 10 look we'll ana STAN
what they had seen upon their brains, 70
at the end OF three minutes II would wants
from sight, leaving only memory behiut
Miss Mcknight. Miss Kirkland. Miss Bot
and DR.. Scherer remembered the lHrgeS
number of the articles and cut for I'll
prize DR.. Scherer coming on winner Of
very dainty little water color. Punch wa
to be found In the hall all during the ever
Ing, ices and cakes being served later
Those enjoying Mrs. Maxcy's hospItallt
Tugsle, Miss Kirkland, Miss Miller Ms
Brady, Miss Giraud, Miss Scott, Miss ID
wilson, Miss Bolts, Miss Carnes, Miss wa
oer, Miss Markham and Miss Finch, Messr
Abbott Cockrel. Callie Hutchinson, w
Hunt. George Westerhed Gordon Maillo
Kenneth Womack. Tom Hood W Hal
Il. T. Morris and Or. Scherer.
49,
A drive TO Angerhoefer's, a bowl
dance, followed by a Dutch supper, the
the drive home through the cool starl
night surely it's program to appeal
the heart Of man or maid. Monday eveniI
about thirty young people shared the plea
ure Of Ike program. prepared by Mrs
r. Paine In honor OF Miss Blanche Fnlt
who is visiting Miss Edith Paine 7,
guests met at the home OF the bcs,es
where wagonettes were Whiting TO conyt
them TO their destination. Arriving lher
sides were formed for the bowling contes
then followed little dan, ng. after wbi,
M sppetiEing repast was served.
The homeward drive was cool and Il
rhythmical beat OF the horses feet on Il
hard shell road formed atting accompaI
ment 10 sound OF the young voices, rails
In song and Jest. The following, chaperon
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Paine and Mr.. Al
Mrs. Robertson, composed the part
Misses Blanche Foley Daphne Paine
Bess Burktt Emily Scott, Blanche Meyer
Lois Bourke. Mary Lou Hamblin. Ora
Idndenberg, Leola Fisher. Cherry Rot
Louise Robertson, Bette Taliaferro, Edd
Atkinson, Charlotte Robertson. Mary p,
ksr, Edith Paine Gertrude Paine a
Msssre. Edward Palmer, Tom Taliaferl
George Burkitt, John Foley. Cornell
Krupp. Sherman Brady. Arthur Hamiltc
Arthur Shelley, Eugene Giraud, Char
Giraud De witt Dunn, Lindsey Dunn NJ,
shall Tankersley, Wilmer Hyde. Oliver Fl
gerald
The Q. N. LIS ara always giving IN
friends pleasure In one form or anothe
either dance, sail, wagonette ride or .
- A.. II. a..