The Hattiesburg news., 1910-09-28
BOTH PHONES So
Social and Personal
katie L. 1. ALLEN=

| of large number of friends and rela-
tives at o'clock.
The decorations in the church were
confined to the pulpit, and were the
most artistic and appropriate ever
seen at wedding in this city.
Two large white pedestals were
twined with ivy and supported by
huge ferns, while two other taller Pc
destals on which climbed ivy vines,
and crowned with more ferns, stood
out gracefully against a heavy back
ground of ferns and palms in tiers.
Overhead four garlands of cedar de-
pended from common center to the
four pedestals. Fro mthis center
hung fluffy lovers knot of tulle
studded with lilies of the valley and
thin delicate green leaves. These
same flowers, in clusters, defined the
close friends Of the young couple.
Miss Sibyl Mcdonald played the wed.
: professional and Tamhauser's as a re-
cessinal. Mrs. Leo H. Martin, sister
of the bride, sang Beloved, 1t Is
Morn" before the entrance of the
bridal party, which was led by the
four ushers. They were Messrs H.
o. White, Hardy Noteworthy, Herbert
: Owens and S. L. Neil.
Miss Bessie Cook, younger sister
of the bride, was her only attendant.
She was prettily gowned in white silk,
l hand-embroidered, with messaline
trimmings and wore a bandeau of
tulle and sweet peas in her hair.
She carried an arm bouquet of white
chrysanthemums tied with white tulle.
The bride entered with her father
| DR.. I. H. C. Cook. The bridal gown
was in princess effect with slight train
'' and built of ivory crepe-de-chine
hand-embroidered with trimmings OF
messaline and gold-threaded lace
Bride roses and valley lilies formed
;. the wedding bouquet and the veil OF
u illusion was caught to the soft hail
with a wreath of orange blossoms.
Rev. John Lewis of Clarksdale
: brother of the groom, was best man
. and they entered the church with the
officiating ministers, Rev. H. P. Lewis
. of Jackson, father of the groom ant
Rev. Geo. H. Thompson, pastor of thu
% Court Street church. The old cere
mony of the Methodist faith was useC
- with the ring.
=, The Reception.
A reception followed the Cook-Lewi
wedding at the home of the bride
parents, DR.. and Mrs. l. H. c. Cook, il
- Bay street, the guests being limite'
=, to the extensive family connection
. and a few close friends.
n The bridal couple received congratr
s. lations in the parlor, which carrie
q. out the color scheme of the wedding
10 green and white. DR.. and Mrs Coo
received here, assisted by their sistel
in-law, Mesdames c. u. Stevens an
J. NJ. Stevens, their daughter, Mrs.
70 H. Martin and Miss Mary Pierc
rs Folks.
r. Mrs. Cook wore a costume of blac
crepe-de-chine, Mrs. j. NJ. Steven
" mink silk and lace, Mrs. Martil
re white net over blue silk; Miss Sib!
40 Mcdonald white silk with lace; Mr.
VI. C. u. Stevens and Miss Folks, whit
IS. lingerie frocks.
h, In the hall a group Of young CIR
ry served punch, their dainty frocl
combining prettily with the bower
III ferns. These. young ladies wei
Misses Cleo johnson, Gladys Thorn
son. Lois Myer of New Augusta, al
IN Annie Dee Hall.
The dining room was all in whl
is and green, ivy and ferns interspers'
ub with white roses banking mantle al
at side board, while a wedding bell
RS. tulle depended from the chandalie
he Streamers of tulle from the bell we
er caught to the table with white ros
s; and fiat centerpiece of roses in b'
IN, of green leaves, completed the pret
ge effect. The brides Sunday Scho
NJ. class. a group of twelve little girl
es, served green and white ices wi
block cake The young people cut Il
IRE brides cake, Miss Lucille Mclnnis i'm
oh ing the ring. Miss Francis Pardue
as New Orleans pinned white rlbp'
souvenirs on each guest.
on Rev. Mr.. Lewis and his bride, q
L. latter wearing a navy blue silk fo'
ard travelling dress with blue toq
alo and OF