The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29


Another Wednesday wedding OF note wa
that OF Miss lena Levy, daughter OF Mi
Jacob Levy, and MIR. Samuel Hirsch, wnici
took place at half after Z O'Clock In IN,
evening at the home OF the brides father
SIS Travis street. The house was beauti
fully decorated with palms and vines nnc
flowers aud large number of relatives
and friends assembled to witness the cere.
mony. In the parlor. where the brida
party stood, bands of white satin ribbon
extended from the chandelier to the wide
doorway leading into the renr parlor. In
the center OF the door hung butterfly OF
white blossoms, beneath which the bride
and groom plighted their troth. over the
door arches ana windows, vines hung in
graceful festoons, palms and ferns being
used elsewhere about the room. The hal
wore dress OF green, and under an arbor
OF vines at one end was a bowl OF delicious
punch.
The wedding march from Lohengrin was
played by Harry and Jules Wolf. uephews
OF the bride, ana TO Its beautiful stratus
the bride entered with her tather through
on aisle OF ribbons and was met beneath
man, Mr.. Meyer Levy. Rabbi Cohen OF
Galveston performed the ceremony
The bride WINS hprom(nrlv attired ,p n
beautiful gown OF white mousseline de sole
worn over WHITE satin. ihe skirt was a
,io, 10y 'uChs, ipnunaerhpie nttle aul'
bodice was also tucked. win herthn and
yoke of nlmy lace. long tuie veil FMS.
tened 10 her DARK hair with orange bios
SONS fell 70 the roor and the bridal bou-
qsot was ~ white carnations
was served to the guests 'rho long tablez
FFlt4 In
gallery. lighted with colored lanterns, ana
~ ~ t.e u'niRg room nnd covers we're .lail
mastsr NJ ceremonies ana after nc toos,
dancing was induIged In TO the mnslc OF
Herb 4 lewis orchestra. japanese ian
tcrus Illuminated the lawn. and outside and
IN there was laughter and music.
Mr. aud Nlre UIrsch dcnnrtod on tho II
o'clock train for Colorado the bride look
ing very sweet In her travelling spt anu
hat Of rrBv ON their roturn tncv will he
~ home at SiS Travis street
Tuesday. the wedding iay Of Miss Caro-
line rnnis Cargin and Mr.. John Albert Nc
Clellan. was rs bright and fair as heart
could wish. The SKY WAS NJ tho hlucst,
thI sunshine the brightest and the song of
tba Mira. tbo g,,aot,st A., ~, A.. ~,
e az tiie uuF "u'N
nceers haa been Mt work and bY nghtfall
the brides girhood home was in benutlfuI
sol i4n all
49, N'"pn "pu'u
m"he heF the wire or Inc man she had
chosen. The spacious han was all Ia the
green of paln and form and obovn tho
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80 toI5ta 'a 80 "uns 1up"HpSe
The Boston Germ allied nicbos ana ca,no.,
and hung frorp cnhi,at- ,a,I - - -
re-. ~ anu "'uH'c' III 'ne
npi'IF 'nu uih'hE room a tonen or white
being given By clusters of carnations md
roses here and there. while aracefri vinos
tralea oyar onrt,,,,s a,,, a,,,.,,.",. '''''S
'a''eu o.et tul'aiis ana ooorwnyS
bVOad Whlte satin ribbons guarded the
parior until the entrance NJ tbn bridal
party. II had heon .r,n.sa.,,,,, 80
yaritat,., $50 'i""Si uiintu ihto
hVlttatpste Sarueh oil FERNS and vines. The
utautuui Northern smiaX was like deli
49, sreen pattern en- the white of the
c wmuIw curtdlhs, alid garland; OF the same
nv ~, M nlhhtrl On the inter, amid
W. soit m,ndenn3ir tern bows OF white
, aoTot Ion, aid hhes OF the valley nled the
ioonl Win theif perfume, The bay window
~ the corner mad keeA banked high with
tne aNpld Tern, while beneath ION u
enSut tltNanoh rested two white satin
tHSnlon5'
lne hssemoled guests had not long to
W.T. ior promptly at $50 o'clocE the ever
o htu,,s ~ eIHlhs OF Lohengrin's bridal
1nurus iioated ~ through the omen windows
from the ORCHESTRA out on the yeranda
ana Rev. If -. AYES entered tho room
II2lloWed by the groom ana his best mau
ii - hlANl ~ manu. came
Hasier Edward Andrews aud little COrncua
i Mnnis CarGlll, niece, OF the bride. Follow
LYnbath' preceded the brde who entered
Win her father. Mr.. Frank CMgIl aud
Wa5 Joined lay the groom at the bay win
uow.
me loSou6 music melted into sOftest mel
Guy ana me lmpresslvn service, wh,ch never
~ 81 10 hG,u tnrll to ne hearts Of the
.etfe@onl book which was the GIT uf ne. !
We Iorneila Cargill 10 the bride. II was !
g sweet 1nd JOYOUS occasion aud immo- /
ulltey Gter the ceremony M gathered /
atQnhd To be among tbe first 10 EXPRESS |
bcst Wishes and CONGRATULATIONS
fhe bride looked very lovely hi nor gown |
or nsavy duchesse satin, the skirt failing /
IN rich graceful folds to the hnor thrpa
milliner folds of the satin bordering ma |
elge. The bodice had yoke and elbow
sleeves OF tucked and shirred chiffon 6n
ished by an exquisite garniture OF Brussels
rose point A yhlmy veil OF tullo fell like a |
transparent cloud from the high coinfnre
70 the hoor and a shower hnuunet of
bride roses and fern tied with white rib
non formed the brides bouquet The maid
~ honor wore lovely gown Of white chif.
Ion appllqued with chiffon over white silk
ana carried Bride roses Cornolla Ennis
elennes lace, was the sweefest ", 'np. .tn
hover girls, and Master Edward Andrews