The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

mony. for both the bride. known among
her friends as Nah Hail. ana the. Ero9'u
have MANY warm friends here az was trFii-
Jed bv the numerous and beautiful CUTS.
BY the bye the young hriGe was ktpt ,A-f
FOR several days previous 90 her welding
receiving these 2 IT,. and was eciy happy
over them. But chiefly WIS she prauhed
BY the green trunk filed vain dainty
school girl friends. aud some Old silver
that came from the dance's family. which
Is one d Louisana's old aTlsio1auc ,an.
lies and 10 Loh.siana that means eooa
The church was very prettny. decorated
with palms and Gala lilies, and the mar
iiaEe ceremony was made unusually i'm
presslre by the affection IN which the
bride was held by her pastor. There were
no attendants except the nshers, Mr.. I.
Neville and Mr.. j. o. Taylor Of New Or
leans The bride was dressed iu n stylish
travelling costume OF DARK blue Canvas cloth
win q blue straw hn trimmed With erase
linen, and she carried a bouquet o. white
Bride roses. After the ceremony MI ana
Mrs Glenn left for the City OK Mexico.
who're they viii spend several weeks ON
their return they win stop Ter q short Visit
with Mr. and Mrs r. 81 Hall and then 20
70 BILOXI Miss, for The rest q the sum
Houston in tho autumn.
Mrs. Clarence TAYLOR Of TeIsrkann snd
Miss Margaret Mclean Of Fort Worth.
neices Of Mrs Hail. came TO Houston 10 lie
present az the wedding and were the
guests Of their aunt during their stay.
The women OF Christ Church Missionary
society ere expecting q distinguished guest
on next Monday in the person Of Miss Julia
c. Emory. who is The general secretary Of
the Wcman's Auxiliary to the Board Of Do
nestle and Foreign Missions Of the Episco-
pal church lu the United states.
Miss Emery comes 10 Texas In the In
tegests Of the cburchs missionary work in
This country and 10 foreign lands An Ca
pefleuce u more than quarter OF cen
Jury 81 active service in the held quuhLes
this devoted Christian lady 10 speak In.
/ ie!ietntly o. the progressive Development
E ~ Tho cluiChs evauEeIist.c work Through
out the world and Of the present SPECIAL
opportunities. needs and prospects.
by the recent election q missionary
plsaops 70 ijunolu!u, Porto Rico, Mexico
aud the Phillupine Islands and TIE present
I ltpil growth o. the Anglican Crurch In
( cuba sud Brazil. On added responsibility OF
support IS placed upon the church IN Amer
lra and the burden 81 MIS- Emery's mis-
/ SOU here nlll De TO tell the church women
OF Texas of The present stains OF work ANA
+ now .lgy can nest AID w meeting these ln.
. vImaent Christian obligations For TINS
. purpose a gathering OF the church women
. q Houston wiz be beld 20 the assc m9ly
( la of Christ church parish house on Mon.
Day. evening, May s., 81 O'clock.
After Miss Emerv's address gn informal
reception WiA be given 10 honor ~ their
guest HE the local branch ~ tNe Woman +
aafE, when au opportunity VIII be
offered to meet Miss Emery socially.
Society people have ways Of their own
anu bec1usa Mr. John-or ss be is gen
orally called, Johnny McComh has bco1
so rf,eu instrumental Ia getting UP in
formal dances at BIyon hall. those dance.
are DOW called johnny McCombs" on,
% these Johnny McCombs" was givcr
trday night az Bryan haA-as usual-lno
q so as usual attended by d swell crowd
cbapeionec by Mrs. ;. r. b Morse. II,
crowd was composed Of biisses schluter
DonuelsOn and March OF Tennessee Miss
|NuHnlG 'ffccver OF Virginia. Mss
Of Bartlett Miss Cook NJ sherman, Misso
Thompson, Brady Giraud. Miller Morse
Carter, Shearu, Bolts and Mcssrs MCComb
ID. H. Icden, Jr., Joe Chew, J. ". Evans
sperry Hunt, Saw yer CHARLES seaman
Gordon MaiU0t Tate NJ. Robertson. Ken
meta Womaek. Frank Jones. Henry Porter
y. q. kittrell, Jr., t. w. Myers George A
''ifhoGs, j., J. h. Foley and Jane
Giraud.
Mrs W II. Kirkland gave a luncheon
Monday in honor Of Mrs W. Allen Bates
who was at the time the guest OF Mrs
j +. A Peden. Mrs. kirkland Is so vel
equipped in the way Of table FURNISHING
that IL is no trouble for her 10 make
luncheon thing Of beauty. The h,ac
Flemish oak Of the table shows OF to hes
, advantage with lace. silver and glass wit
which II was adorned and the pale pin
of the pea blossoms that dllad the handsom
bowl IN the center made an exquisite CON
hluatiCu ~ color with the oak. relieved b.
. the sheen of silver ana glitter OF glass
FINK capped candles 10 silver candida hr
and vases hllcd with Ascension lilies m
ishcd the work OF beautifylng the table
while lilies and Confederate lessamine Dc,
GRATED s!dehoard and buffet Mrs. Kirl
land guests were Mrs Bates, Mrs Pedcr
Mrs &. *. Dillingham;. Mrs Herhet
, Goodwin. Mrs. G. D. Go.dlng. Mrs. Fran
I Anderson Mrs. p, II. Richardson, Mn
j Elliot Fan and Mrs. j. J Cannon.
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5 The committees comprising members q
= the Houston Light Guard in charge Of IN
e affairs for the arrangement for tho produr
a tion Of the spectacular extravnganz,
: America" met in their armory Monda
. night and made report Of the progress
: the assignment OF the different parts Of tn
!, cast All OF the parts of the play hay
e been placed IN the hands OF the very be-
g amateurs in Houston. who will be al
r nounced later. The Guard intend to p,
n this play on in an elaborate manner al III
T.. opera house, and from the enthusiasts
10 shown By the company IL bids fair 10
Z the browning event OF their efforts, Whit
" nave always Dcen SO successful Inc pr
II duCtion will he under the supervision
4 Mr. Zeigler, who is well known In Il
4. theatrical business There will be a I
/. hearsal the coming week, 70 which a IN
,s attendance is desired and further announc
y meuis made.
r. ~
,r After the laying Of the corner stone
70 the Carnegie library Thursday afteruoo
T. which. by the way, was an event tht
g. should have called out a much larger crow
than was present to witness II. the co
tractors. VINO have the building In han
presented Mrs w. f. Kendall. the on
woman member Of the library board pre
d emit With the trowel used. Mrs Kendr
N was very much gratlhed. and will prese
. thc troWcl 10 the WomBn's club. OF viii,
she is member. In recognition Of [.
NJ work they have done Il Is well know
M among club women here that lt w
N through the Woman's club that Mr. ca
se lcgic first made his oner OF the mon,
Sc for the library building so Il seems 4
T. ting that they should have the trowel VII
c. which the corner stone OF the library Vs.
nj ~
Nc During her recent visit 10 Dallas, Mi
In Ida Thompson was one Of a charming hon
III party entertained ny Mr. md Mrs WIT