The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-11-14

man. Aary. Aamas, Eaaale x srger ana .
Marion Goraea-
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Richards en-
tertaine1 delightfully."- with bouquet
luncheon after the circas on Friday
night. which proved to be q most *
traetive and unique affair. Tie dining
roan was arraaged a. u miniature cir
Gus, having balloons, fags, tents. ami
mails. freakish side shows, clowns ami
numerous other appropriate things car
rying ont the pradonsinating idea.
Mrs. James oowan was disguised as
Dame Fortune. and deereed the fate
OF each one. This was one OF the most
original and entertaining affairs that
have taken place, and was given IL
honor of Miss Aubrey Gowan. De-
licious punch was served during the
evening. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Dorsey Richards, Mr. ana
Mrs E. NJ Burton, Miss Aubrey
Cowan with Mr. Charles Bourne, Miss
Marion Mckee of Piqna, Ohio, with
Mr. Douglas WooIard, Miss Lola Jones
Of Piqua, Ohio, with Mr. Cnff Mckee,
Miss Bette Ireys with Mr. J. A Hunt,
Miss Susan Ireys with Mr. j. N. Rob
ertshaw, Miss Lena Roberts Of Rose
dale with Mr.. r.. D. Bedon, Miss Ma
rion Caruthers Of Chattanooga. Tenn,
with Mr. c. T. Leaphart, Miss Mary
Thomas with Mr.. Win H5der. Miss
Ann Thomas with Mr. WIN Percy,
Miss Louise Crittenden with Mr.. r. L.
Ammons, Miss Clara Mae Nulsen with
/ Mr.. Coleman Wright, Miss Elizabeth
Reid with Mr.. Warren Jackson. Miss
Josephine Wilkerson with Mr. Hay
craft Finlay, Miss Marguerite Little
with Mr.. Nj. L. solomon.
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On Tuesday night at the home of the
| bride S parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Paxton of Wnmot, beautiful wedding
was solemnized, uniting the lives of
Miss Leua wiInot Paxton and Mr..
William Labon Richmond. The home
was lovely in a profasion Of cedar, ferns
ana ehry santhemums. Miss Mamie
Casino rendered Mendelssohn : We'd
ding March as the bridal train entered
in the following order: First the ush-
ers. Messfs. Frank and Jack AIdrldge,
bearing ribbons to form an aisle for
the bridal party; they We're foiloHe i
by the best man, AIr. Jones of Louisi-
ana, with Miss Nellie Paxton, maid Of
honor, gowned IN white crepe de chine,
carrying white chrysanthemums; then
Mrs VIII Starting, matron Of honor,
gowned in canary satin, carrying yellow
chrsanthemums, followed by the grooms-
man, Mr. Ray Toombs; then Mrs. Rich
ara Ransom, ma5ron Of honor, eowned
in canary satin, carrying yellow ehrys-
anthemums The attractive little ring
bearer, Miss Elizabeth Branfon, pre-
ceded the bride and groom. The bride 5
brunette beauty was enhanced by he9
becoming wedding gown Of ivory satin
and pearl trimming. Her tulIe veii
was gracefully caught with orange bios
SONS and she carried shower bouquet
of bride s roses and ferns. Rev John
r. Countiss performed the sacred and
impressive ceremony.
Immediately after the wedding q
delightful reception was held Misses
Elise Paxton and Jeane Brantoa pre-
sided at tine punch bowl, and lie
hcious salad course was served durine
the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richmond
were the recipients OF many handsome
gifts.
The bride and groom left on tia
south-bound train for New Orleans and
other points OF interest. Mrs. Ricn
mond wore a stylish travelling suit Of
green diagonal serge with accessories
to match
Some of the guests who witnesse'
the ceremony and were present at til,
reception were, Mesdames Gala Pax
ton. E. NJ. Burton of Greenville. J. 7
Atterburv, w. O. Aldridge of Estelle
John Bran6on, Burdette, Peter Bran
ton, Quay, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Paxton
Wilmot; Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman VII
mot Of Merigold, Dr. and Mrs. E 4
Cheek and Master Ehlbert. Or. Wilson
of Arcola Dr. Gavden Of LELAND, Nj
Alex Hebron of Greenvil1e, Misses An
ME Paxton, Alice and Narguerit
Dunn and Mamie Casino of Greenville
Mamie Elise Mason Of Benoit, Lynn
Branton of Burdette, Ruth Aidridge 0
q Estelle, Mary Ingram Of the Bogue, an
TTueston OF Wiluot