The Greenville times., 1906-06-09

palms. and where the service of the
Episcopal church was said before an
improvised altar formed with mir
ror background banked with palms
and lilies, and beneath garlands OF
tulle entwined with fern like vines
suspended from the chandelier, la
den with white lilies. At the con-
clusion Of the ceremony the young
couple was showered with rose petals
Magnolias and mas turtiums adorned
the hall, and the dining room was
lovely in its wealth Of sweet peas and
pansies, panels OF sweet peas decora-
ting the walls and festoons OF pink
and lavender sweet peas being caught
to the table upon which wax tapeTs
| in crystal candelbra twinkled amid
| sea of pansies.
Ices were served and when the
| brides cake was cut DIR. Percy
Toombs found the thimble and Mss
jenkins the 1ing
The bride wore a gown of air cloth
and exquisite lace over taffeta Her
veil was of tule caught with lilies OF
the valley, and she held shower
of roses and lilies OF the valley.
| Mrs. Montgomery wore becoming
tolictte OF white organdy and lace,
| Miss Jenkins wore organdy and lace,
dtId MISS NeWlCH. White ldNe ti3i-
meo chiffon The matron Of honor
ant. maids OF honor carried ferns AMI
| bf4uI roses.
Guests from out OF town inclndcd
Mr.. and Mrs Doughtie, OF Meridian: ):
| Mr. and Mrs f West, ci Helena
Mrs B. H. Lucy, OF Helena; hir.
David Stanton, OF Birmingham: Mr.
Newton. OF St. Joseph, MIR. c L.
Sessions. of Memphis; Miss Aubin
Sessions. Of Memphis; Mr.. and Mrs.
z V. Garner, OF Aihdr1bra; Miss Ce-
la Roam Of Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. r T. Doaehtie have
eoii- TO spend the cav summef III
Colorado. and will make their future
home in Helena, Ark, where Mr.
Doughtie is prominently engaged in
the cotton oil business.
We, the members Of the Ladies
| Aid Society of the Methodist Church
regret to lose from our number two
valuable members, Mrs. Oliver an1
Mrs Steger. We shall miss their pre-
sence from our meetings and their
} work in all our undertakings Our So
ciety has ustained a great loss by
their removal from our city. We con
1 graduate the church and communl
ty with which they have cast thel1
lot Our best wishes and loving re
menbrance will follow them. Ma,
: the future hold for them Happiness
;. and prosperity.
Mrs. Robert Kemp for Committee
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Beulah en-
! tertained afew friends on Thursda,
night at Dutch Supper" All en-
joyed the genial hospitality of TIL
s host and hostess.
: Miss Daisy Dye, daughter of Rev
Mr.. Dye, former presiding elder Q
this district, has just completed tw
Z years course at training school i
G Kansas City and been appointed
e missionary to Corea by the Women
e Board Of Foreign Missions of the NJ
a. f. Church Miss Dye will sail at a
e early date for her field Of work.
Juveniles Enjoy Hay Ride
= A merry hay ride fromed a delight
. full passtime on Saturday evening 70
= number of the juvenile social Gil
= Gle, among them, Misses Camill
- Hirsch, Stella Solomon. Selma Bril-
Louise Brill Louise Belle Marshal
; Nina Greenberg, Gertrude Solomon
:, Stella Strauss and Marguerite Scott
;, Masters Bert Solomon, Milton Bar
, nette, Herman Solmon, Ernest Wa
. dauer. Herbert Brill, Alvin GoldsteiI
and Milton Waldauer
}, Mrs. ltsig acted as chaperon an
h the boys proved gallant little host
- The ride lasted for several hours an
. was followed by refreshments serve
{ at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. So
Brill.
s ,t
+ An exceedingly pretty weddin
a. took place Wednesday morning
= the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Lou
d Riteman. The bride being Miss En-
h ma Lee Storm, daughter Of Mr.
ne Julia Storm. OF Benoit and Il
as groom, Mr.. Herman Seeman, a va
S ued attache of the Leyser Co
I'd Mendelssohn's wedding march W;
attractively rendered by Mr.. A. V
or Solomon, Of Chicago, and Rabbi A
III ram Brill inrpressively performed Il
ne ceremony. Mr. Louis Riteman W;
# best man. and Miss Grace Pohl NJ
3 maid Of honor
I'd Miss Pohl wore pink embroider.
II. null, and Mrs. Seeman made a bea
nd tiful bride in travelling gown
1T. blue silk with hat in harmony S
-r. held a white Bible.
a.. A reception followed the ceremo1
to and the young couple lett on the NJ
e. thirty train TO visit New York. Wa
ington and other points of intcrt
- in the East Mr.. and Mrs Seem
will be at home in this city at
July Ist.
Mr.. w. P Shelton has announc
the engagement of his daught
Lady D.. to Mr. William Kretss
mar. The marriage will take place
the evening of June twentieth at t
First Presbyterian church.
YAZOO VALLEY
MEN BANQUl
Messrs. w. P. Shelton. of This CT
and r. F. Durfey, of Miss, Din.
Their Friends in Charleston
Illinois