The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-24
N0c1a/ and Personal
BOTH PHOV SIS

ba, kits tied with tulle. Ir3. Stokes V.
Robertson sang you" before the GER
emony and a chorus, Mesdame Stokes
V. Robertson, George Cotton, Stephen
Burr, NJ. D. King, w. W. Massengale,
Grace Christian, Leo H. Martin.
Messrs. Will Cook, Hackett Barbee,
P. Lee CASTOR and Cameron, with Miss
Eleanor Beardslee, at the organ, sang
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin for
tie bridal party to enter.
Distinctly new in every feature was
the gown worn by the pride, still not
leaving the Ga ectoire effect in classic
feminine type, taking away the mas
culine military effect, but stamping
the idea that there is expression in
clothes now the same as the quaint
women wore in 1870. 1t was a hand
some one Of hand 9mbt 0ldared net
media messaline ard real Irish crochet
lace of an original deslga. The pc
culiar placing Of the Irish crochet
bands and hand made Grehi&n balls
with the the Grecian bio and bouice
effect were the special feature. But
the quaintest touch to her costume
was a white satin bag This bag was
hung from a white satin stain linked
chain creeping from beneath me of
the real crochet medallions and held
a real lace handkerchief, and "some-
thing old, something new, something
| borrowed, and something blue "
A long veil of illusion enveloped
| the girlish figure falling to the hem
! of her gown andwas was caught to tee
I fair air with a coronet of orange bios
some. She carried a shower bouquet
of brides roses and ferns, tied with
white tulle. In the pews reserved for
the family the front one was reserved
day school class, who made a pretty
picture in their white dresses with
pale green ribbons, another was re
serged for the Jun'1c Builders Of
which the bride is a member. A re-
. apt'cr followed at the spacious home
of Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Currie fol the
bridal party. Mesdames Stephen Burr
and Albert Herren, assisted in receiv
ing and in the dining room, ices ant
NJ
Selser, David Farley and the junior
Builders, Misses Hattie McKinstry
Nellie and Katie Allen, and Maggie
: Adams.
La France roses in srystal stands
wre used effectively in the dinin:
room and white roses in crystal vase
in the parlor and hall.
he out-of-town guests were: Dr.
Robert McCord Of Greenwood, Tenn.
: brc;kC of the groom; Mr.. Luther A
Smith, of Atlanta, Ca; Rev. R. L
= Fulton, of Clarksville, Tend: Mise
Anita and Hatcher Gibon of Clarks
| Vile, Tenn; Rachel Mcleod, of Mos
Point, Miss, and Mrs. Chas. Spears
of Lumberton, Miss From the stan
way the bride threw her bouquet t
the girls standing below in the state
w hall and Miss Hatcher Gibon caush
it. The young couple left for tlei
future home in Piedmont, South Ca
DINA, the brides going away gov
being a brown tailored suit and ha
The groom is pastor of the First Pre-
byterian church of Piedmont, S.
and a graduate of Southwestern Pre-
byterian University and of Davidso
College, while his bride is a prett
Ward Seminary girl of musical talen
She is a popular member of tn
younger social set and has had Sc
eral beautiful pre-nuptial affairs gi
en- in her honor since the announe
ment of the engagement. A hou'
party composed of college girls AT
men who were to take part in Il
wedding has been entertained at Il
spacious home of Rev. and Mrs. Gu
rie, of North Main street for fol
night.
Picnic at RawIs Springs.
A party of young people spent
M pleasant day at Rawls Springs Wedn,