The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-07-30

| bndn set were entertained very de
lightfully with a lawn party given by
MIR. Roland Doty.
Miss Walker Hughes entertained
quite a number Of the Rosebud SET
at her home on South Main street on
Thursday evening with a delightful
lawn party given in honor Of Miss Ma
ry Walker Duncan'S charming guest,
| Miss Walker Nance, Of Jackson, Tenn
Hon. Earl Brewer spent a few hours
in Grenada Monday shaking hands
with old frienos and making new &C
| uuaintanceS. He was en- route to
| Water Valley where he has some I'M
portant litigation before the Circuit
| Court.
Rural mai! route No. 2 will begin
out OF Grenada August End. This
route goes over the Grenada and Duck
| Hill road to Elliott, thence over new
road and bridge to Bowers school
house on Grenada and Providence
| road. thence back to Grenada on the
| Providence road. Mr.. Walter CoSti-
low has been appointed carrier.
The Grenada Steam Laundry has
secured the services Of Mr.. j. S. Tur-
ner. an expert collar and shirt man,
which still further emphasizes the TACT
that these gentlman are making every
| effort to give their patrons nothing
but the best laundry service. Mr..
| Turner has had ten years experience
in the laundry business and is a Skilled
and capable man. The laundry has
also purchased a new shirt machine
and expects to install it during n
coming week. The Sentinel is glad to
note the continued progress and inn
provement of this institution. It's
work is increasing every week. 1t is
such an enterprise as GRENADA a
yearned for for years. Now let them
support it in a substantial way.
Mrs. Fannie Townsend Dean, OF
New York City. known in Grenada as
the youngest daughter OF Col. j. b.
Townsend, left Saturday for New
Orleans. Mrs. Dean visited relatives
and friends in our city, who claim 1T
was difficult to realize that MISS
Fannie' left here a bride twenty-eight
yeaaS ago. Mrs. Dean occupies a
warm place in the hearts of her friends
VIII are legion they trust it will not De
long before she may again honor
them with her presence. May sue
cess, happiness and prosperity con-
tinue with her through life. Mrs.
Dean will visit the Gulf Coast before
returning to New York in September.
On Thursday evening, the twenty
second, the pretty home OF MIR. and
Mrs. w. M. DuBard was thrown open
to their many friends, honoring Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. DuBard ap' Miss
Thurmond of Memphis. The yards and
porch were made attractive with Jap
anese lanterns. The guests were
greeted by Miss Ruth DuBard,
and served with punch by Misses
Mary Thomas and Ethel Kim
brough. The parlcr "a daintily deco
rated with Jackson vine, pot plants,
and cut flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. DuBard
introduced the guests to the receiving
line, composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
DuBard. Miss DuBard and Miss Thur
mond. The dining room was beauti-
fully decorated, white tulle and pink
ribbons formed the drapery from the
chandelier. with lilies Of the valley
SUSPENDED from the center. The table
was covered with handsome batteD-
burg lace over pink, the brides cake
forming the center piece, surrounded
by cut. glass nappies filed with pink
and white bon bons. Mrs. Lomax and
Miss Tatum, assisted by Misses Ella
Mai Melton and Lallah Kimbrongh,
served the delightful refreshments
consisting of cake and cream carrying
out the color scheme Of pink and width
by being white with pink heart Cen.
tiers, The guests were next ushered to
| the guest room, where MI. and Mrs.
Vassar DuBard interested them with
| the many costly and handsome gifts
| which attested to the popularity Of the
Young couple. The young people lin.
cered uutil late hours and were called
to cut the brides cake. Miss Matchner
OF Meridian cut the ring, Miss Bar
wick, the thimble and Mr.. Penn, the
needle. The dime was found after the
young peoples departure among the
fragments. About $50 guests enjoyed
the hospitality OF Nj. and Mrs. Du-
tBxrd duringSthe evening.
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