The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

white satin wolfe. {, immed with |
orange blossom, and carried a
shower bouquet OF lilies, stepha-
nitis and orange blossom. She
was attended by four brides
maids, Miss NJ. V. Pughe, MISS
Miss Yates and Miss
Enid Chidlaw Roberts. The
were attired in
white frieze dresses, three cor
nered white felt hats with cock
AIDES, and carried bouquets of
yellow chrysanthemums. The
best man was DR.. Williams, of
London. The Rev. Titus Lewis,
r. D. Vicar, assisted by the
Rev. D. Pughe, NJ. A. (curate),
performed the ceremony. The
service was fully choral The
bridal party, after signing the
registers and receiving the con-
gratulatiOns of host of friends,
left the church for the Corbett
Arms Hotel, where the reception
WIS held and breakfast was laid,
owing to the illness of the brides
mother. The path was carpeted
from the church to the hotel, and
the street was thronged with
eager on-lookers, whose express
sions of goodwill were loud and
hearty. After the breakfast the
newly married couple left Towyn
by an evening train and will
spend their honeymoon on the
Continent. The brides going
away dress consisted of fawn-
faced cloths, black picture hat,
and smoked fox furs. The we'd
ding was very quiet owing to the
illness of of the brides mother.
The bridegroom is the great
nephew of the late MajOr-Gen-
eral The Hon. Sir William Case
ment, K. @. B., of the Bengal
Army, and Master of tie Su-
preme Council Of India. They
will be at home at 81 Earlsfeld
Road after January 9TH.
Mrs. E. E. Johnston was the
charming hostess of THE Dis
cards" and number of friends
invited to meet them Thursday
afternoon at an artistic enter
tainment marked by the perfect
observance of every detail that
contributed to a beautiful whole
The library, about which the
Yule-t tide seemed to cling, was
decorated entirely in holly
wreaths of holly, held by scarlet
ribbons, were suspended from
windows, crescents of holly out
lined portraits and entwinec
chandelier, giving rich setting
as the guests entered and enjoy
ed a fruit punch served by Miss
Sadie Hudson. In drawing room
and dining room green was the
color scheme employed and EN-
phasized particularly in The
myriad of green candles in silver
candelabra, as we'll as in the
dainty course luncheon. The
score cards with rosettes o
| green repeated a greeting for ;
happy new year to the players
who were: Mrs. John Mayo
Mrs. Ayres. Mrs. Dashiell. Mrs
DOnOghue, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs
Martin Teasdale, Mrs, McKin
ley, Mrs. Searcy, Mrs. SimralI
Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Wiley
Banks, Mrs. Copening, of NORTH
| Carolina; Mrs. Walter Weaver
Mrs. Stockard, Mrs. Howard
King, of Scooba; Mrs. r. A. Car
son, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs
S. B. Street, Jr,, Miss Anna
Banks, Miss Julia Rhett, Miss
Lila Franklin, Miss Eloise
Whitfield, Miss Irene Burke
Miss Sadie Hudson, Miss Mari
anne Bradford, Miss Garth, Miss
Mary Jeptha Harris, Miss Viii
kinson, Miss LiZzette Nelson
Miss Nettie Walker, Miss Edna
Johnston. Miss Laura Kline
brew, Miss Irene Robertson
| Miss Anne Louise Lee, Miss
Bessie Tucker, Miss Mary Rich
ards, Miss Laura Young.
A fancy dress ball with its
picturesque costumes of peasant
and prince, with forgotten finery
again displayed to bring before
| the dashing bellies of distant