Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-03

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at the First Presbyterian
1880 o'clock, Miss Jessie
win Allen was welded to
On Toomer, Of New Orleans,
]. Currie officiating.
Allen has been a great social
tie in Hattiesburg ever since she
to the city six years ago and
loved by all who know her,
and old. The groom, Ashton
ner, is prominent lumberman,
ected with the Acme Lumber
Ipany at New Orleans.
I the church a number of invited
It's and personal friends of the
hg people were gathered to wit
the ceremony, which was to
two hearts happy for future
SIS Eleanor Beardslee played the
ing march from Lohengrin as the
Il party entered the church and
elssohn as they left the altar.
&hancel was simply but tastefully
Anged, banked with tall palms and
his with the delicate mountain
bomIs pink flowers scattered over
them.
Master Alney Dozier, Jr., in a
dainty white suit, carried ping rib
bon in each hand up the right aisle,
enclosing the congregation until the
bridal party entered and passed out
again, while little Miss Mildred lsobe!
Moffett carried pink ribbons UP the
left aisle then both stood at the foot
of the altar.
Miss Mary Anna Allen jas brides
maid was gownc1 in white embroid
cred net over pink slip with pink gil
die.
Miss Helen Patterson, of New Or
leans, the maid of honor, was sym
lhony in pink net over pink satin.
Both young ladies carried armful4
OF La France roses and wore pink
fands in their hair.
The brides girlish beauty was en-.
HANGED by her bridal robe of lace over
masses of net ruffles, over soft tat
feta, with lace and pearl passanentery
trimmings, the armful of brides roses
the long train and misty tulle vel
caught with orange blossoms. making
the bridal picture complete as she
entered with her father, Mr.. Henry
Thomas Allen.
Mr.. Toomer was attended by
Messrs. John Turner, as best man, and
Joe Wesson, as groomsman.
Messrs. Henry D. Foote, Jr., o.
Gulfport, and Will Duke were the ush
! ers.
Miss Alma Howell sang exquisitely
"Oh, Promise Me- and Rev. E. J
Currie read the ceremony of the Pres
byterian church.
After the ceremony the bridal par
ty were driven to the home of the
brides sister and brother-in-law, MIR
and Mrs. D. F. Matheson, where {
light luncheon was served by Misse.
Nellie Allen and Bessie Ratliff.
Misses Katie Lillian Allen and Glen
Ratliff served punch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toomer left at Il
o'clock for Oil City. Pa, to visit tine
brides relatives, Mr.. S. c. Fry ant
family.
Mrs Toomers going-away gown was
a tailor suit of invisible plaid will
green accessories.
On their return they will reside IL
New Orleans, where the groom is con
nected with the Acme Lumber Con-
pany.
Quantities of handsome presents
from New Orleans and other point;
h<re received by the young couple, a.
we'll as from Hattiesburgers, for it il
the one regret that their friends have
their living in New Orleans in hit
future.
Presbyterian Aid Society.
The Aid Society of the First Pres
byterian church will have their meet
ing this afternoon after their lonl
summers rest. The president of tn
society urges each member to be pres
ent at this first fall meeting.
8 !: :
Mrs. E. v. Clark, of Ellisville, VIII
has been the guest of her daughter
Mrs. ], f. Ferrell, on Williams street
has gone to New Orleans, and vii
make that city her future home.
. : 4.
Miss Bertha Osborne. of this place
opened her kindergarten on William
street the first Of this month. Sh
5 has about twelve pupils, and the littl
tots are delighted with school.