The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

man. Mr. Ed wassendorff. coming from the
Wight and meeting the bride Of the altar
AS the party formed and the ceremony pro
ceedcd the dreany notes Of the Flower
song came in subdued uutcs from tho organ.
NO fairer picture Vver graccd cOnrt tNHu
the one made by the hridai party at tue
altar The lady attendants carried baud
some bunchcs 81 white carnations and their
varied costumes gave tbs needed touch Of
COLOR Miss Evelyn Dyer wore white OF.
candy over blue tafetu, Miss Ethel peare.
Lula Douglas white organdy and point lace
over green tHfeta. Miss Tvs Moore white
crepe de chine over white taneta aud Miss
Nettle Laurie Winston white urgandia
trimmed with Mechlin lace. The lovely
young bride, whom nature has endowed
With more than IN ordinary share Of beau
~, carried large bunch OF bride roses and
was perfectly radiant Ia her handsome
gown Ct white crepe de chine with a
cureage bouquet % lilies Of the valley over
white tauCta. The sunny Southern beauty
was emphasized by an exquisite VOL ut
tulle caught up with another bunch "
lihes OF the valley, and the manly young
groom looked highly sppreciatve OF his
good luck tn securing such q bride. whose
cal charms. The gentlemen Of the party
wore full evening suits of the conventional
black
The groom IS young man Of sterling
worth aud both are deseryedly popular
throughout this community, where they
we're born aud raised. The ceremony,
which was performed By Rev, r. g. Wind
ham, WAS the beautifully impressive one
Of the Episcopal church, at the conclusion
OF which the orCnnist struck Tic opening
chords Of Mcndplssohn's wedding march
aud the bridal party passed out 10 It's state.
W music aud entering the whiting carriages
repaired to the hOme " tho bride, whore
dainty refrCshmpntH were served TO them
aud The Immediate familics Of the bride
and groom
Numbers of handsome presents ffom oll
parts OF the state testified to the biFn
esteem 10 which the young couple are
held.
Following the reception Mr. and Mrs.
Winston took the SANTA he train aud VIII
visit all the principal cities Of the state
before their return They VIII be az home
Ia Richmond about the ist Of February.
Que OF tho most pleasant and enjoyable
features incident TO the wedding was the
elegant dining given TO the gentlemen at
tondauts at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
uElby by the groom.
10 oil who know Of the rehned aud ar.
tistlc ability Of Miss Allie Ogilby 10 such
matters Il Is only necessary to say that
the dining was directed by her, but on this
occasion she fairly outdid herself and
Vrlipscd al previous efforts. The handsome
polished table ~ OAK was daintilv laid
with handsome aoilies Of drawn work aud
with rirh cut glass aud silver. iuterspcrsed
picture and au agreeable fo5crunncr ot the
elegant dinner IF seven courses served IN
the most approved style.
The dinner was originally intended 10 in
GLIDE ouly the eight gentlemen of the purity.
but at their urgent request Mrs uhoda
Davis ana daughter. Miss Louise Of Hdus.
ton. who were guests gt the house. were
added 10 the number mud mo,t happy
thought 10 proved an the handsome matrun
and her charming daughter arc additions
10 any society, aud on this occasion added
-ihc necessary charm which the presence OF
rchncd women viii bring 60 any affair