The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-04-28
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GOiiCNttOH was tdkcn up.
Mrs. Charles Scott, of Rosedale,
and her daughter. Miss Charlie Scott,
Mississippi sponsor for the Confed-
crate Veterans, passed through this
city early in the week en- route for
New Orleans. and were joined by
Miss Belle Barley. one of Miss
SCOTS maids of honor.
Miss Mary Borroughs Borum, who
recently won the medal offered by
the Private Taylor Rucks Chapter of
the u. ID. Cs., of this city, for the
finest paper dealing with the causes
of the civil war, has also been award
! ed the State medal and invited to
read her essay at the convention TO
be held IN Biloxi on the first OF May.
! Mrs r. l. McLaurin's address will
/ be a most attractive feature at the
| Kings Daughters tea to be held at
the Central school on Monday after
noon. Mrs. McLaurin's addresses are
always beautiful, and this is probably
! the last opportunity for some time
! that the circles here will have the
pleasure of hearing her speak, as she
cannot succeed herself in the office
s, of State secretary.
The Kings Daughters Circle No. 2
will have tea at the Central school
| on April goth, at four D. m, for the
purpose of entertaining their friends,
and also to give them an opportun-
| ity of meeting Mrs. McLaurin and
! hearing her address on spirituality.
| Cake and cream will be served. All
voluntary contributions will be CRATE
| fully received.
Mrs. Craft entertained at a Japa-
! nese tea this week that was beeauti-
fully arranged to the minutest detail.
| The tea girls were all gowned in ORR
entail costumes. those in the after
| noon being Misses Jennie Cannon,
Jennie Moore, NJ. E. Craft and Alma
Roselle, and in the evening Misses
Freddie Craft, Hazel Shanahan, An
ME Cannon and Antoinette and Mary
| Gregg.
| At the residence OF Hr. and Mrs.
| II. Cohn, on Walnut street, Wednes-
day, April rs, 1906. a pretty wedding
was solemnized, the uniting parties
being Miss Annette Stein and Mr.
Sol Weiss, of Leland, Rabbi Brill
| officiating. After the ceremony re-
| freshments were served, and the
young people danced until an early
hour Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Neiss left
on the 1880 train for their future
home in Leland.
Mr.. Knapp Meggett, who has been
with the Crouch Meisner Grocery Co
| since its opening, resigned his po-
sition with them this week to accept
a position on the road with Armour
& Co. of this city. Mr.. Meggett is
a good salesman and will make the
Armour people a good man. Mr.
Meggett requested us to state to- his
friends throughout the city that he
asked continuance of liberal trade
| for the firm
The First Presbyterian church was
the scene of brilliant wedding on
Tuesday evening, when Miss Mary
Garland Worthington and Mr.. John
Pelham Archer were united in mar
riage-the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. Stevenson Archer, the
groom's father, assisted by the Rev
Charles E. Diehl.
| White and green were effectively
| combined in the decorations, the tall
tropical plants and graceful vines
forming fitting background for the
bridal party, which included two
maids of honor, sisters of the bride
Misses Amanda and Bette Worth
ineton; bridesmaids, Misses Blanche
Archer and Ella Stone; best man
Nj. Dunbar Archer; groomsmen
Messrs, VIM H. Archer, r. d. Bedon
ard Maurey Yerger; ushers, Messrs
Hugh Bass and Lyme Startling, Jr. !.
The bride was lovely in an exqui-
site robe of lace over chiffon and silk
Her veil was of tulle caught with clus-
tiers of orange blossoms, and shower
of lilies of the valley and roses form.
ed a charming completion She en-
tered with her uncle, Mr. VIM. A
Stone, of Rosedale
Becoming creations of white lace
and organdy were worn by the maids
of honor and bridesmaids, a fasci
mating touch of color being addee
TO the gowns of the maids of honor
by garlands OF miniature pink roses
Bridesmaids and maids of honor al
carried deep pink carnations.
i A reception was held for the brida
party and relatives at the brides
home, where the floral decorations
were of roses, peonies and fluffy snow
balls. After numerous congratula-
tions, delicious buffet luncheon wa.
served and the brides cake cut, Miss
Blanche Archer finding the dime,
Miss Amanda Worthington the thin
bic, and Mr. Hugh Bass the ring
| Misses Fannie Walker and Orville
Stone presided at the punch bowl
Many handsome gifts evinced the
popularity of the young couple. Mrs.
Archer is one of the beautiful daugh-
tiers of Mrs Worfhincfon and the
| late Mr.. w. NJ Worthington, and
L Mr rcher oxor,a;uosaf both CO