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Taere's mwtMny la aa everyone.
A Nr unrest that nM oa en
J Awi OB tha MW ef life la 4oae
It arrltatea and fret a ail.
V ! Sees aaak f Srowa It tat la drtak
ileaptte tha carper's oevUlns:
f Aaa some ta ertaa aad aaaaa la Ink;
1 fin traveling. Just ' traveUB-.
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'. Where Ufa la brlghtae. braaataat.
' . I taka tba road that limn to ate
..." Tae kindest aa tha aaataat:
Aa4 ao. the" swiftly day by amy
My akeia of IWi nnnllsi.
i d'i atlll ba cmllT oa my way
Tiavettna. Jurt tramline.
Brawn Braiay rn Aiaewea
HONKS:
Onto avaatan Heena rstea 7H.
. - leaa Vaar Lava Contact.
Om of tba moat unique and enjoyable
1 afain gfven for tha young paopla home
f rata acbool ni on laat evening with
r. and Mrs. S. L. Cox aa boat and
b artaaa who ntertalnad with a laap yaar
tore making; contest In compllmant to
Miss Ethel Eldrldge and Miss Oaf land
Botraar and her two ruaata Misses Ellsa-
. hath and KrsnoM Pelser of Montgomery
'; Tba home had bean converted into tha
ambiance of a tropical card en with tall
fcalma and feme. Innumerable ooay cor-
nara being arranged for the thirty
eov plea who participated In the con teat.
I In im drawing room the floral am-
belllahmenta comprised pink gladiola and
rosea and over the large mirror on tha
mantel waa a spider web represeoung
. the old time rhyme. "Will you walk Into
' my parlor said the iplder to the fly"
Ihe picture of a beautiful maiden and
two doaan or mora men aa the the vio-
tlma carrying out tha Idea.
' ' In tha dining room marguerites were
. Heed tn the adornment the color scheme
. here being entirely in yellow and white.
The lights throughout the house were
aofUy ahadad In pink alik and during
the evening a refreshing punch waa
served.
Preceding the love making four de-
lightful vocal numbers were given "jy
Miss Dorothy Robblna who sang
"Through a Primrose Dell; Price Boone
who gave "Entreaty;" Mlaa lone Townes.
who sang "A BUletdouz" .and Miss
' Anna Tomfohrde who gave "I Love
Thee." - Following the music partners
Were assigned the maids progressing at
atated intervals each making love in her
Brett lest manner and according to the
. most up-to-dat rules the men at tha
' and voting for the most accomplished In
this art and the girls voting for the man
proving himself the moat graceful recipi-
ent of her overtures the maid receiving
a pretty silver vanity box and the man a
i handaome book entitled "Love 8onneta."
. Heart-shaped cakes and cream were
Served during the evening.
Plan Theater Party.
. ; A theater party at the Plan Friday
evening waa the nature of a delightful
hospitality chosen by Miss Itasca Qohl-
snan to compliment her guest. Miss Rose
tailing of Brady. Texaa and rne mem-
bers of the Wrangler club a popular or-
ganization of the social world.
After witnessing the play the party
' Were conveyed in autoa to the Bender
Italian garden where a delicious two-
course supper was served on prettily ap-
pointed tables the orchestra rendering a
program of sweet music during the sup-
per. The personnel of the guests included
the chape roues. Mr. and Mrs. John Win-
ton Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Lester and S. U Gohlman
ana
lose Stalling
. Pagmar Lunn
Elisabeth Pelser
Ruth Luke of
' Pennsylvania
Garland Bonner
Marie Bright
Ruby Linn Arnlm
Moselle Booth
Frances Sears
: Katharine Dunn
Weston Meek
Tom Archer
Rudolph Bckhardt
Earl Cortes
Earl Lester
- Baldwin Rica
Jo Peddle.
Arthur Dyer
Stuart Stannuel
Paula Garrison
Frances Pelxer of
Alabama
Lydla Moore of San
Antonio.
Urn Unk
Katharine Psullls
Louise Aysrs
Louise Meador
Neselle Christie
Itasca i Gohlman
Munford Hoover
Albert Prucha
Hugh Mageham
Klrby Collier
Frank Meyer
Edgar Coleman
Jim Dumble
Clifton Wilson
Will Ward
George' Dow.
t Heirt Party.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C Bering entertained
Vary delightfully with hearts Thursday
". evening In compliment to their guest.
J Mia Katie Pauls of Paige. Texas.
1 Fire tables of players participated In
a tha game which was played In a charm -
lng environment of pink roses and sweet
:. peal which with ferns were used to
. adorn the reception suite.
-The souvenirs for the highest scores
War awarded Miss Audrey Thompson
who received a dainty fan and Conrad
Bering a ailver knife while Dr. 81a-
taper waa the recipient of the consola-
tion souvenir a handsome book.
A are am course in heart shape carried
- out the color motif and heart-shaped
mints were also served.
Those who enjoyed the evening were:
asm
Katie Pauls
Mathilda Booth
Carol Coombs
Sophia Hampe
Ellen Loftus
Jannle Hail
Imola Link
Arlene Booth
Eva Laodrum
Audrey Thompson
Beatrice Loftus
August Schumacher Clarence Dodge
Edward Tauelg Conrad Bering
E. J. Thompson George Heyer
Earl Lester WUburn Oaston
. Dr. 8 la taper Norman Bering
. Theater Party at tha Isls.
' Toung William Hiram Carter Lacy en-
tertained Friday afternoon with an en-
joyable theater party at the Isls in com-
Jlhnent to his friend William Peacock
r.( who leaves this week to spend the
summer in New York. After the perform-
ance the boat and but truest were served
to cream and cake.
; Tha personnel of tha rueats included:
Badle Hodges . Ellxabeth Rankin
Dorothy Chandler Ida - Newman
Mildred Hawkins Frances Briarton
LUsabeth Park Phyllis Crelghton
3Dotia Hurd i N . Bonlta Bundy
ltorothy Deiter
William Peacock Jr.Madlson Rankin
'red Dexter Clem Flttger Jr.
imer l)a vtd Barker Sam Park Jr.
ii Ne4 Jawobs.-Jr-.-i
red Patrick CookS. - .
'"at Waddina Annlvaraary.
' Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ouenard celebrated
the flrst amueraarrv t- tbalr weddinc
Friday vanuif m a delightful fashion
end aa this la the cotton annlvaraary tha
arrangemenu of the arenlng wart la
Cord.'i'--;y:;; .; Vt. 7 r.-
The houaa wii prettily' adorned with
rxKturtiama and pop plea and a very in-
""iin - cotton eontaot eupplled .tha
of amusements The contest cards
rB oatnry hand-painted affairs te which
stteched miniature bales of cotton.'
m t souvontr a handnome Christie
won by Lottie Lennls
-is
Kin Etta If ay Xoor
Of Richmond who graduated from a
Waahlngtoa school laat weak and who
wiU be at home shortly. She la tha daugh-
ter of Congressmen and Mrs. J. M.
Moore.
and the oonaoavtlon a small cotton bale
by Frank Clemens
Punch waa served In the dining room
and after the contest cream In lady slip-
per receptabtea and cake were served.
Mr. and Mra. Ouenard were the recip-
ients of four small bales of cotton from
the best man and groomsmen who had at-
tended them at the wedding and tha per-
sonnel of those who participated In the
evening were:
Messrs. and Meadames
Oeorge B. Meyer Plnkston
Mesdamea
A. J. Athen C. Guenard
glmonton of Beaumont
Misses
Eunice Lyons
Annie Athen
Florrle Oambattl
Eula Sims of
Bay City . .
Kathleen CaVthon
Lottie Dennis
Frank Clemens Fred Clemens
Will Howard Lawrence Ouenard
Austin Wedding.
A notable wedding of the year of cor-
dial Interest throughout the 8tate and. be-
yond waa that of Miss Eleanor Thomson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus A.
Thomson of Austin and Palmer Hutehe-
aon. son of Captain and Mrs.. Joseph Chap-
pell Hnteheaon of Houston which waa
solemnised laat evening at St. David's
Episcopal church In Austin followed by
a reception at the home of the bride's
parents.
The church waa superbly decorated
with snowy peonies gladiola and daisies
standing out tn relief against masses of
foliage and the wedding music waa ren-
dered by the choir boys the rector of St.
David's performing the Impressive serv-
ice The subsequent reception at the Thom-
son s old stone colonial residence was
beautiful and brilliant in every detail.
The home which is one of the moot pic- -turesque
on the hills of AustlaV was re-
splendent with a profusion of exquisite
blossoms colored lights and potted plants.
Out on the broad lawns the grand old
oaks were strung with lanterns and In-
candescent lights while within the house
roses lilies gardenias gladiola daisies
and palms and ferns lent their beauty
and fragrance In every room. In the
dining room the bride's table had a cov-
ering of white satin veiled in white chif-
fon and wreathed with garlands of lilies
of the valley and fern while In tha center
rested a tall crystal vase filled with Bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Elolse Thomson aa maid of honor
Miss Rosalie Winifred Hutcheson of
Houston sister of the groom as first
bridesmaid and Misses Laura Rice if
Houston. Dorothy Hancock Hayes Thom-
son and Mary Jane Thomson of Austin aa
bridesmaids. The groom waa attended by
his cousin Thomas Sinclair Taliaferro- of
II oust oil as beat man Lieutenant Thad-
deus Thomson United States navy as
first groomsman and Thomas J. Gillespie
and William Bar HeUel of Pittsburg Ed-
gar Monteith of Belton John Dorrance
of Houston Frost Woodhull of San An-
tonio and R. M. Thomson of Austin as
groomsmen.
The bride's gown was a beautiful cre-
ation of white duchess satin trimmed
with duchess lace. The veil of tulle waa
edged with duchess lace and adjusted to
the hair with a chaplet of orange blos-
soms. Her only ornament was a string of
pearls with diamond clasp the gift of
the groom.
The maid of honor wore a shepherdess
dress of white chiffon with flowered chif-
fon panier overdress looped with garlands
of flowers In pastel shades.
The rirst b rid ee maid and the brides-
maids wore white chiffon dresses with
white chiffon pannier overdresses looped
with garlands of pastel flowers. The
bodices were of lace and tha 'eashes of
green chiffon. On their heads they wore
quaint white lace poke bonnets trimmed
with flowers In pastet shades and car-
ried nosegays of pink roses daisies
lilies of the valley and gardenias. '
Mrs. Thomson mother of the bride was
gowned in gray blue chiffon over gold
colored satin with hat to harmonise.
Mrs. Hutcheson the groom's mother
wore a handsome Imported gown of white
chantllly lace over white satin trimmed
with black and white Japanese embroid-
ery. She wore diamond ornaments and a
hat to correspond with the costume.
Mrs. Lewis M. Dabney of Dallas sis-
ter of the groom and her daughter Ellsa-
beth wore lovely costumes of white lac
and chiffon over aatln.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutcheson left for a tour
through Texaa In the Hutcheson Pleroe
Arrow auto in which Mr. Hutcheson and
hla groomsmen made the trip from Hous-
ton to Austin. Later they will go to New
Tork and on the ltth will aail on the
Lusltanla for a trip abroad returning to
Houston the latter part of the summer
where they will begin housekeeping In'
their own home 1206 McKlnney avenue.
The bride's going away costume was a
navy blue serge suit with hat to corre-
spond. The marriage of the two young people
uniting two of the most distinguished
and representative families ef Texaa is
of more than ordinary Interest and a large
number of out of town guests attended
the wedding.
Superbly beautiful gifts ware received
by the young people who .enjoy an en-
viable popularity in their home towns
and elsewhere and One of the most Inter-
esting remembrances at this time was a
loving cup from the Cap and Oewn club
of Princeton of which Mr. Hatoheaoa is-
a members Tha cap is of silver bearing
the seal and motto of the club and la In-
laid In tha bowl with gold and Jewels.
Tha groom la also a member of tha Kappa
Sigma fraternity and of the Phi XMlta
Phi legal fraternity of the University of
Texaa "both fraternities presenting tha
coup is with .handsome tokena. of their
aeteenv -' - '.'
Among tha oot-of-town guests ta addi-
tion to tha bridal party were Mr' and'
MraT Lewis M. Dabney of Dallas and J. C
Hutcheson Jr.. of Houston. . . '
Mrs. 3. C. Hutcheson and Miss Rosalie
"Winifred Hutcheson will make the trip
home from- Austin via San Antonio the
latter part of the week remaining ln
Austin for tba final ball and commence-
ment at the university.' -': - -f-sl
Among tha beautiful pre-nuptial hoe.
pttmBtiea grrea toe the 'Thomsoa-Rutche-
eoa bridal party were 'dinners given
by
tho bride's a oats in Austin Mrs.' Lewis
BsjMoek. Mra. Dremeod and Mre. I Rector
Tnosasoa also a lurtoheon . by -Lieutenant
Trmoasoa waa entertained at the Country
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y. v Heart and Jatiklna Party;
'. afJas Luc lie Sandal entertained a num-
aer -of her yotmg friends most delightful-
ly Friday afterDooa at tha home of bar
parents Mr. and- Mrs. J. W. Ban del
Jiaai ta and Jenkins provlar a thoroughly
enjoyable form of - diversion.
Gorgeous nasturtiums and ferns gave a
'jay and festive ah to the rooms and tha
iBooro - cards were pretty aand-palnted
affaire. Mlaa Jeaaette Davidson received-
tho head souvenir and Mlaa Rubydtck
'Blackburn tba consolation and after the
dame a" delicious Ice cream course waa
.served. '
' Tho young tissues was assisted by her
mother and Mra. Flak and Mlaa Margaret
Daniels and. the guests Included:
Misses -Bssneh
Weetherford Men Martlp . .
Katharine Lubbock Laura Willie '
Lena 8 hands Ka Uterine Flleon
Annie Beth Loekett Margaret Porter
Ida May Warner Rubydlck' Blackburn
Mildred Beard Jeanette Davidson
baa Davldaon . Laelle Olbba
Gertrude Hart ' lva Carter.
Mleeellaneoua Shower.
Mra. Edward Everts and-Mlaa InesHor-
leck entertained Tuesday afternoon at
the home of tho former with a prettily
appointed miscellaneous shower In "com-
pliment to Miss Elnett Browning whose
nan-lag to Ray M. Partlow of Liberty
will taxe plaoa Tuesday.
A color saotlf of pink and green waa
onasmea tarougnout tna norai aaorn-
ment of the home carnations and roeea
being used abundantly. In the parlor the
bonoree occupied a chair placed before an
embankment of palms and blossoms
where she received the dainty gifts aa
they were brought into the room In a
miniature express wagon drawn by little
Max Lillian Dunn and Edward Everts
Jr.
In tha dining roora the .table and buffet
wore lovely with carnations and fern and
the soft light of pink tapere. lee cream
and oako m tha oheaeav colors were served
and punoh tha latter being In charge of
Mlaa Tenia Butler while Mlaa Badle
Uleawr presided over the bride's book.
About forty guests participated In tba
pleasures of the afternoon.
Mr. Hutoheeen Kntertalne Wesoina Party
(From the Austin Statesman.)
Palmar Hutdheeon .who arrived from
Houston Wednesday and who with his
groomsmen are spending a few days at
the DrlakUL entertained the men of the
Hutchaaon-Tbomson wedding party with
an elaborate and perfectly appointed
course dinner at the Country club that
evening. The table degcoratione were
daisies and pink gladioli. The occasion
was one of double lntereet as Lieuten-
ant Thad A. Thomson . Jr. announced
the engagement of hla sister. Miss Elolse
Thomson to Frost Woodhull of San An-
tonio the wedding to occur In December.
Tboaa Included In this very enjoyable and
perfecyy planned hospitality were:
Tom Taliaferro and John Dorrance of
Houston Edgar Monteith of Belton Tom
Gillespie and William Hetxot of Pitts-
burg Pa. ; Rector Thomson. Thad A.
Thomaon Jr. Joe Kerbey Difcley Wood-
ward Mark Magee A. Houston. Robert
Sanson Mike Hogg and Palmer Hutche-
son. Dance for Visitor. .
One of the most delightful hospitalities
sof the week planned for the pleasure of
a. visitor to the city was the dance given
.Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Lock-
hart Watiis for their guest Miss Clara
Roaoh of Tennessee.
A charming Informality marked the
evenlna and a oroaram of twelve num.
bers snd several extras were enjoyed to
time-Inspiring music rendered by Meyer's
orohestra.
Loveliest garden flowers were used to
adorn the lower floor which had been
converted Into a spacious Dancing space
for the evening while out under the porte
cochere was a daintily-appointed table
holding a bowl of delicious punch and
presided over by Miss Pearl Haynes.
About twenty couples of the'danclng set
participated In Mr. and Mrs. Wallts's hos-
pitality for the visitor.
Quito So.
(Ines Haynes Gill more in Harper's Ba-
ar )
"The trouble with girls is" complains
the Average Man "If you go to 'call on
them regularly they think you want to
marry them"
But consider for a . moment how ex-
traordinary difficult and delicate a course
the Average Woman must steer. She
must' under no- circumstances assume
that-a man Is in love with her. She must
treat all men alike. In rejrard to tha
man with whom she has fallen In love
she must school herself thus:
"Of course he's not In love with me
althongh' it seems aa If he were. Any-
way I must treat him aa if. he weren't
And of course. It seems as If I were.
But if be does propose I shall know
that I have been In lore with him all
tha time.. If he doesn't propose of course
I'd never given htm a second thought."
.
Visitors to Austin.
Several Houstonlans will go to Austin
In the morning for a visit of a few days
and to attend the commencement and
final ball. Among those who go are Mrs.
B. F. Bonner Miss Garland Bonner Annie
Wler Bonner and their house guests.
Misses Frances and Elizabeth Pelser of
Montgomery Ala. who will divide their
time as guests of Mrs. O. B. Colquitt and
Mrs. Oeorge W. Walling while In the Cap-
ital City.
Miss lira Link ana her guest. Miss
Ruth Luke of New Bethlehem Pa. will
also leave In the morning for Austin and
while there will visit Mra. Colqnlt
Walling and Mrs. R. E. Brownlee.
Several hospitalities have been planned
for the visitors from Houston among
which are a dance and a dinner.
Dinner for Bridesmaids.
(From the Austin Statesman.)
Mlaa Eleanor Thompson entertained her
bridesmaids at dinner Wednesday even-
ing at the home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Thaddeus Thomson. The table
decorations-were daislea and pink glad-
loll. Much interest attached to the an-
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Elolse Thomson . and Frost Woodhull of
San Antonio the wedding to occur In
December. Delicious courses faultlessly
served were enjoyed by these congenial
guests:
Misses Roaalle Hutcheson and Laura
Rice of Houston Dorothy Hancock Mary
Jane Thomson Julia Armstrong Elolse
Thomaon Hayes Thomson and Halite
Bremond; Mesdamea J. C. Htitoheson of
Houston Dudley Woodward Thaddeus
Thomson and Miss Eleanor Thomson.
-
Heme Wedding.
- Tha wedding of Mlaa Annie Beverly
Shodgraaa and .Dr. James Greer Kerr of
Beaumont will ba solemnised Wednesday
afternoon at S o'clock at the home of the
bride's brother and stater Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Burton. Only-the Immediate
family and eloae friends will wltnesa the
ceremony which will be performed by
Dr. B. E. King of McKlnney Texaa. An
aunt of ' tho bride Mrs. 8. P. Ector of
Shreveport .Law will come down for the
Wedding and will be the guest of Mrs.
W. B. Chaw. Prof. Kerr of the Unl-
verelty of Louis Is na brother of. the
groom win ho present and among other
guests front out of town will be Miss
Bessie Croaeh of McKlnney who la the
guest of . Miss Snodgraeo. '
The young ooapto-wlU niake tholr home
la Beaumont. -
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. ' t Mlsa Annie Beth -Moore of Saa Aatonto
tho guest of Mlaa Maria Price add Mlaa
Lrdta Moore . also of f Ban;. Antonio th
guest of Miss Katharine Paullls were tha
honoreee hut evening of a delightful mo-
tor trip to Seabrooav the 'parti' of young
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Photo by Gray
Jo Zittredee Vinson
P Lof Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vinson of San
P. K. Ewlng who received the prise at
2-year-old
:iuiu.
Olga
Little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J.
beauty In the recent
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people chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. George
I'aimis let
couples vi
nir
couples participated the' party reraalntns
for..the dance in the evening at the Sea-
brook Hunting and Fishing club.
Rankln-Clarkaon.
The appended invitation will be of
cordial interest in Houston where Mr.
Clarkson haa a host ef friends in the
social and business world: .
Mr. and Mrs. Wimara S. Rankin re-
quest tha honor of your presence at the
marriage of their daughter) Philippine
to Mr. James Trabue Clarkson on the
evening of Thursday June the twentieth
nineteen hundred and twelve at eight
o'clock. First Presbyterian church. Cor-
pus Christi Texas.
Enclosed in the invitation la a card an-
nouncing the young couple to be at home
after July 10 at SIS Liberty street. Cor-
pus Chrlstl.
Scharck-Plehl.
The appended invitation has been Is-
sued: I -
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Scharck
requt-st the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Anna
to .
Mr. Robert A.vPlehl
on Wednesday evening June twenty-sixth
nineteen hundred and twelve
at half after eight o'clock
two thousand and sixteen Bell avenue
At home
fifteen hundred and eight St Emanuel
Street
after July the tenth.
Rhodes-Beavena.
Mrs. Mathilda Rhodes announces tho
engagement and approaching marriage of
her daughter OUte. to Philip Reader
Beavena the wedding to ; taka place
Wednesday morning June . 16 -" at 19
o'clock at Christ Episcopal church.
Mr. Beavena is the sen of Mrs. C. C.
Beavena and the popularity of both young
people will make the marriage an .un-
usually Interesting one. v - - .
The wedding party will include Mlaa
Emtly Beavena maid of honor; Prank
Clemens best man -and Messrs. Ernest
A.. Robbtns and Fred Clemens ushers. .
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Brldga HosplUlity .' .:."
Mrm. C. W Hahl and Mrs OUver K.
Badgtey will entertain with a ' double
bridge ; Wedrtesctay at the- Ross6niari in
compliment to Mrs. Harold Hahl recent
ly of . Terra; Haute Ind. who with Mr.
Hahl has .come to Houston to reside. In'
tha morning the guests will Include the
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Francisco and (trandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Faith Borne lawn fete as the handanmeat
-Photo by Gray.
Cass an ova
Cassanova who won
Faith Home lawn fete.
first prize for
unmarried" element the game beginning
at 10 o'clock and in the afternoon the
married friends of the hostesses will
form the personnel of the players the
guests having been invited for a o'clock.
Ten Thinoo to Remember.
There are ten things for which no one
has ever been sorry. They are:
Doing good to all.
Speaking evil of none.
Thinking before speaking.
Hearing before Judging.
Holding an angry tongue.
Being kind to the distressed.
Asking pardon for wrongs.
Being patient towards everybody.
Stopping one's ears to a talebearer.
Disbelieving most of the evil reports.
Truths That So Often Wound.
To speak the truth Is commendable of
course but to speak the truth with love
is divine.
We all feel our spirits drooping before
the vender of candid opinions.
There la so much sorrow In human
hearts that no one being haa a right to
add to the unavoidable torments.
There are times when it is cruel a
crime to speak the truth.
Silence is holler and far kinder than
the truth' that wounds.
Wedding Announcement.
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. C
George 161J Terry street their niece.
Miss Bessie L. Ellison waa quietly mar-
ried to B W. Bonvlllaln of Louisiana on
Wednesday afternoon at i o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
O. W. R. Cadman of St. Mary's church.
Mr. and Mra Bonvlllaln left for Gal-
veston on the evening train but they
expect to make their home with their
aunt Mra J. C. George.'
.
upper at Black's.
The members- of the Wrangler club
have changed the data of the supper at
Black's from Tuesday evening to Fri-
day evening of this week when they will-
entertain In compliment to . the visiting
glrla. . . ' ' . .
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-.' " Braces Coart Party. - -Mr.
and Mra. L Conn and their guests
Mlaa Lilian Oppsnhoimar and Mlaa Ethel
Roaenfteld of San - Antonio formed the
personnel oi a mue ainuer party ac tna
.Brasoa court one evening last week.
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We have just received a beautiful eelectin
o( this Mainty ware. So dainty and
charmingly original are the designs that a
selection from this department is most
appropriate for bridal presentation. :: ::
Sherbet Cups and Plates Individ-
ual Cheese and Crackers Liqueur
Sets Plaques Sandwich Trays
Water Sets Whiskey Sets Chatn-
pagne Sets Creams and Sugars
Lemon Sets Vases Bowls Etc
M It
415 Main Street
ARE YOU "AFRAID TO GO
HOME IN THE DARK?"
Then why not h.ave your front
porch lighted so you can see what
you're doing and not have to creep
into your own house like a burglar?
And speaking of burglars a porch light makes one ofthe best
protections against the visits of the man with the "jimmy." He
does his best work in the dark and an electric porch light
(equipped with Holophane Reflector of course) will discourage
his efforts quicker than any burglar alarm.
If the porch light is the bane of the unwelcome guest it is
just as mocb a boon to the guest who is welcome. It is a promise
of nospitatity within and makes the visitor glad he has come.
And when the porch light is equipped with Holophane Glass the
light is subdued yet of sufficient intensity to make reading in
the open air a pleasure. .
Whether there is electricity in yonr house or not an electric
light with a Holophane Reflector should be on your front porch.
May we not send a representative to caQ on yon?
-Barden Electric & Machinery Company
111 MAIN
SPECIALFORSATURDAY
SWEET PEAS 25o HUNDRED
lOo SPRENGERI FERNS Be
NO DELIVERIES ON SPECIALS
KUHLrJAnrj FLORIST
909 Capitol Ave.' : ;s ' Phone Preston 7744
Dcpsndafcle Photcjraphs
ros;r VAirr aes
Niibuclc; Boots
y. Whiter thaa bnckaktn aaslor tr elan bat rt
taJntag tha eomforUbU fitting qualltiaa of tha
regular. buckskin. Medium toe; leather Ctfhan
heal ; hign arch pd sahort Ttmp; a shoe that's
a perfect titter. We invite 7011 to- Inspect them.
KRUPP & TOFFLY Inc.
- - .
' "The Shoe Store Ahead."
Street. At the Comer jj
Deposit
Fro m
Diamond Merchant
HOUSTON.
Miim aad Texsi '
f S Pkoae freaton 3046
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