The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

the usual parliamentary drill. conducted
| by Mrs. Elisabeth Tracy Miss Belle Dick I
son was elected recording secretary OF the /
| club TO succeed Mrs William Christian. Az
| signed.
Mrs w. S. Wall was elected to member
ship. After Tuesday, November H. the
| club viii meet in the chapel Of Shcarn
| church.
! The great rooms of the commodious Allen
homestead, which is built In the OLD South.
ern plantation style furnished the frames
and backgrounds for a series Of beautiful
pictures last Wednesday afternoon when
the young daughter Of the house, Miss
Clara Dell Allen, was married to Mr.. Ed
mona N. DrUiet.
AS the wedding guests arrived they were
met at the door by little Mister Robert
Cummings stuart. who looked quite prince
Il ly In his black silk velvet suit and big
white point lace collar
The long south drawing room was made
a bower of beauty and fragrance by I'M
mense quantities Of Bride roses, Whlte
jessamnes, palms aud ferns
Rev Father kirwln OF Galveston stood
ut the south end Of the room, with the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Sancr of Dai-
las Two broad white satin ribbons ok
tended the whole length of inc room, the
ends being held by Misses Mary Tod ana
| Orlean Alien two little cousins of the
bride AS Prof. Diehl played the Men
/ delssohn wedding March. the bridal pro
I
Mr. sam p. Allen. Jr., and Miss Louise
Davis, Mr.. Willie MClnnerney ana Miss
Minnie Porter then Miss Loula Allen the
maid Of honor. little Master Robert stuart
the brides nephew. bore the ring on a
silver tray being aceo%paGsd by ib ms on l1Is
girl Then came the bride on the arm oil
, her father.
The brides gown was a lovely garment OF
; white creme chiffon oyer yelled taneta SIR
Tho long yoke of the waist, of hand made
G tucks run in rope silk, was In SIX sections,
the sections being separated BY iriSh
crochet lace In "A grape design. The beiG
of the sleeves were gathered at the wrist
, with soft fall OF lace. The bodice was
| festooned with chiffon aud lace ana turs
/ | ther trimmed with rosebnds made OF
white satin The skirt graduated panel
front and was made with the OVERSIGHT
effect, and her corsage decoration was ,,! re-
{ hand made and had lovely light lacy ei-
feet
The gown Of the, maid Of honor honor vas
white mousscline vclours over Vellea Pnk
taffeta and was deliberately trimmed Win
t escurial lace and pink satin ribbons.
All during the ceremony the violin sang
| softly the melody of Lange's 'tloWer
Tbe decorations in the north drawing
room and dining room were pink ana Wnlle,
being Bridesmaid roses, satin table cover
| under white Irish point lace medallohs
| This color scheme was carried OUT through
the refreshments except OF Course, u inc
! tions Of their friends the happy Young
. couple started off on the wedding Journey
!. going FIRST to New Orleans ang afterwards
!, to Chicago.
At the wedding Of Mr.. Yves araeld and
= Miss Edythe Glraud the atmC here about
: them was full Of the spirit of homes sweet
: sacredness and the tender love Of many
d friends.
when the hour for the ceremony arrived
Il the groom, attended by his brother, MI
w. w. Wcsterhed, as best man. stood
:. waiting with Father Hennessy, and TO the
st strains of the Bridal Chorus from 10
l. hcngtin the maids attendant preceded tte
i, bride down the stairs, through the hul
\ and into the parlor where the two couples
,e separated taking their stations on cllne'
side OF the pathway, made by the eAlGmiu
ing OF two ropes ~ climbing ierus' 1T
matron OF honor, the brides sister Mrs
II Theodore Heyck. conducted her up lh'
ST aisle thus formed.
and Alma Miller Mary WNido ana LUZ
IA Brady, They were gowned IN Whlte on
10 CANDY and bore immense punches OF rec
rs meteor roses tied with big bows or Droal
r. red satin ribbon. The effect was extreme
I'm her bridal white her face aglow Will
re the radiance of wondering happlutSo
n Edythe Giraud's virginia. sweetness was
,v sight good for sair cen, or hearts elther
y for that matter. fl.
ne After the ceremony the bridal pair, witt
or the members of the families on both sides
y. received the congratulations and gaoi
- wishes of host OF friends Iheh Ile
u, much good cheer Of many sorts the n rlae
ne cake was cut, Mr.. Frank Jones gettln
81 the ring land everybody knows thhL s
true prophecy and Miss Mamie Bott
y, got the thimhle and nobody believes Il
he Mr.. and Mrs Westerheld left on the 1913
IL train, going to New YORK.
IS ~
hhss The Houston Heights Literary club hel
as its first regular meeting November a
m the home of Mrs c. A. Mckinney. tn
's' president Of the cub.
he After the usual prelimnaries the lesso
for the day was taken up under the ieade
he ship OF Mrs o, NJ, Pudor The work
IA, the club this year will be on the historl
nj. literature aud art Of the United state
m M "'i Inc early history OF America is. MOI
49, alluring than the story Of any lahn' ali
lon, there can be no more useful study imam
~ trace it's progress the history OF us spel
its did literature aud the growth OF lts lhS'
Nv tutiOns. ~ l., I'll
% work as Is shown by the Increased mt4
~ bership. The following ladies were ADM
~ ted TO the club on Wednesday: Mrs.
~ Sumbardo, Mrs. L. l.. Rugg, MrS; D. 4,
NJ Tempest, Mrs. IL T. Mansfield, Mrs W
g. Love Mrs. o. NJ. Pudor, Mrs. Barn
ita Miss Duggap- -, r.
a ] "A
lou McKinney's and the hiy has been chuhs'
M. from Monday to Wednesday.
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There were several .clrcus parties thu
yul day night one crowd, which was chu
on eroned by Mrs. s. T. b. Morse and NJ
rs Alma Danx. met at the Capitol pharma
and drove out to the grounds In two wage
des cites. or this set were Misses Alma n
Ter, Eva Tuggle Ida May Thompson, Je
has Cannon, Juila Mae Morse, Claire Robins
ade and Franchel smith Of Dallas; Mess
be Frank Jones, George Gibbons, jenny
Combes, VIII Cleveland Charlie l3ikels-
e. Hutchinson aud Joe Evans
In party Of the utopians also went
any | gether and had good time,
~. They an met at Mrs Myers residei
uht aud went out IN wagonette. fhey W.
of chaperoned by MIR and Mrs. Myers a
Mrs Buurke Those who went VI
the blanche Myers, Lois Bourke, Cherry Ro
and Louise Robertson, Dell Hnrtwen, Lou
Hip Wnggaman, Blake Hartwen. Mary en-
fan. Mary Abbott Of Seguln and NJ,
Ashe: Harry Gwln. De Witt Dunn, Cha
aav Grand, Arthur Wcsierheld Of New