The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
BRYAN.

Mr.. ana Mn, II. X. Davidson Of Cleburne
are visiting relatives IN Bryan.
Miss Ida CIump Of Caldwell was the
guest OF MrA B. I. Sparks this week.
Colonel and Mrs. W. c. GIBBS OF win
chester. III, are visiting Prof and Mira
Gibbs at College Station.
Miss Bertha Horetsky left Monday for
N4cholssville, KY, TO attend school.
Mn. George Walker OF st. Louis is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ], Buchanan.
Miss Rosa Linden Of Hempstsad is
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Nike
Miss harrington Of Galveston Ia the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs H. b, Roberts,
Mrs, A. j.. McCunntco hus gone 10 Cor
eicana " attend the marriage OF heE niece,
Miss Wilmae frost
Mrs. n, u. Graham left Wednesday Tor
heachi, La, after pleasant visit to Ma.
jor and Mira. l.. L. Mclnnis,
Miss Allie Ashford and Miss steele u
Nnyasota are gueets Of Miss Matte Peyer
Miss Jcnuin Howell has returned from
pleasant Nisit to Austin. accompanied by
her Hunt, Mrs, W. ", James,
Atssos Selne and licttie smith Rro vls!t-
inp friends ia Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H Davis ~ Georgetown
Z have been the guests Of Mt aud Mrs. James
/ IA. webb this week.
4 pretty wedding Was Eolernulsed Mt tho
| homo Of the brides father. Mr.. 1homaH
| ". Higgr, IN this city Wednesday evening
] ~ 0sbP q 'IRtAs W Atll MlNN btTINA fAlEkA
/ aud Mr.. William ]. Mccullough wcrc unit
/ cd I'm marriage Ivy pr J. - NCst, pastor ~
/ The preeet tartan church. Tho pretty loVms.
| which had been tRRtctully decorated Ia
| houur uf thc happy occasion, wer" Ollcd
! with relatives md loving friends. When
/ AluudlcssuhUs wedding iuarcb. played hg
/ Aila7 Fanny Wren. announced the entrance
ot the bldv and groom. who were preceded
by the brides sister, Miss Stella Uiggs.
/ After the SOLEMN words were spoken which
wiz forever bind the lives nnd hearts 81
| the happy pair, Cougra tuln lions and good
wishes for AL the happiness that ran como
to murtAs were shUWcrCd upon the groom
and his pretty bride An elegant luncheon
was served during the evening. Both young
love and highest esteem OF all
The young ladies Of the Bryan Shake
spenre club gave brilliant AFTERNOON re-
ccpttuu q the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Parker Tuesday, January ~, The main
feature Of the afternoon program was "a
splendid lecture, delivered by Mrs, Emma
interesting subject, How snail We Know
the Greatest Paintings and Sculpturer'
Although the lecture was glveH TO swell
the library fund for which the ladies' OF
the Shakespeare club are SO earnestly striN-
lug the social side ot the nGulr was none
ihu less brilliHut, inc spacious apartments
were tasLefully decorated with holly aud
ml,tlrtur aud banks VI ferns brought out
the purity ~ the whtC lilies and uargiSsus
Which lent their fragrance 10 the day. The
q many guests were vplupmct' iu the rcCcu
3 . Passing into the library they were received
hy Nosdumcs N. Parker, Cherry, g.. 5
Parker Astin Rhodes Mckenzie, Coulter
4, IL. G. Rhodes uud Wilkcrson, In the prct
, ty dining room two large punch bowls were
, presided over by Misses Keeling and Dorc
mus. Mrs. Pryor aud Miss Parks The larg,
double parlors were transformed into
y | beautiful auditorium for the afternoon
! with pretty stage erected SO rs to tax
. | ia the large bay window at one end OF tn.
. room In this coy nook Mrs Cherry hun.
y the many charming pictures, upon which
e she based her very interesting remarks
Y Tho following musical program was given
Il GrHude Nalsc Rrilliuute, Op Is. Chopin
y Miss Parks
. Noice-"Red, Red Rose" .,,..... Tasting
Y Miss Boat wright.
r. lal Novelette,. Op 10 ,..............,G Cad
= ,bi NoCturp, Or. 81 .........,......C Chopin
Miss Coulter.
), Voice-"Hearts and Flowers" ........
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss DAISY Astl
p Miss Parks
y. An elegant salad course was served n
s the conclusion OF the lecture. The entir
4, afternoon was most charming. and wa
+, thoroughly enjoyed 10y the large crowd o
s. visitors present