The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-16

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Miss Farley, who is the daughter :
of the late Mr.. John Farley and Mrs. :
Nan Farley, was married in becom-
ing gray serge tailored suit.
Mr.. Draughn is a well-known lum-
herman of this city After the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Draughn left for
New Orleans and other points.
Spend The-Nieht Party.
Mrs. w. S Temple entertained at a
spend-the-night party Monday for her
little daughter, Marie, at her pretty
new home on West Pine street.
delicious supper was served and later
in the evening finch was enjoyed and
quite a merry time was had. The
young girls in the party were Misses
Annie virginia Williams, of Meridian,
who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. L.
Robbins; Mary Neal, Clarine Wall. |
Ethel Watkins, Mamie Canaan and |
Majorie Hemphill, of Port st. Joe,
Fla, who IS spending awhile with her
grandmother, Mrs M. Hemphill.
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Denham-Cadenhead.
! A marriage of much interest to
large circle of friends took place this
afternoon at the home Of the BRIDES
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. McSwain, on Main street,
in the presence of relatives and few
close friends. The contracting par
ties were Miss Anna Pearl Denham, OF
Manned, Miss. and Mr.. Louis Charles
Cadenhead, of New Orleans
The home was attractively arranged
with ferns and cut flowers. Receiv-
ing the guests were Mrs. A. Fl. NC
Swain. Mrs. Gains Woodfin Beardslee
and Miss Ruth Denham. The cere-
mony was said at 80 o'clock by Rev.
F. J. Currie. pastor OF the First Pres
byterian church.
The bride, who is the daughter OF
= Captain J. w Denham, of Manned
1 Miss, is a pretty and talented young
girl, having graduated in both the lit
erary and expression department OF
Blue Mountain Female College. Blue
l. Mt, Miss. She was married In
= handsome old rose tailored suit and
u white felt hat.
Il Mr.. Cadenhead represents the Pan
American Life Insurance Co. for thu
state of Mississippi and he and hi
h' bride will make their home for awhile
u in New Orleans.
IL After the ceremony Mrs. J. K. Der
'1' ham. Misses Alberta McSwain and "
Batson served an ice course with col
fee. after which Mr.. and Mrs. CadeI
" head left for New Orleans, where the
"a will go by boat to New York. Mrs, 4
10 Fl. McSwain and Miss Ruth Denhan
~ sisters of the bride, accompanie
them as far as New Orleans.
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oA Miss Marie Hills Party For
On Miss Grace Ruble.
CT A delightful event of Tuesday eV
ne ming was the porch and lawn part
he at which Miss Marie Hill was hostes
entertaining the school set in ord
that her friends might meet her hou
leu guest, Miss Grace Ruble, of Niche
las nv. The hostess wearing a dam
W. partv frock of blue null, assisted
Ids NJ, D,,,,,o - a mini, muu frock.
" ceived the guests on the porch, wh1
I'LL in a bower of ferns in the receipt
hall. Miss Annie Reeves serv
,.u punch.
lns The Hill home, with its beautii
'i' grounds and long porches, is an ld'
u place to entertain. and the event
'ni- passed away merrily dancing, Oh
"a" ting or playing games just as q
ems liked. The readings by Miss Rut
win who is gifted in expression and
ne' solos by Misses Ida Belle Camp
Marie Hill, added much pleasure
the affair.
An ice course with cake was ser'
LnOe by the hostess, assisted by Miss
Ilns ME Reeves, to the following coupl
ui' Miss Ruble of McHenry, the no
ANY guest and James S. Harrison, M
'ne Anna Maxcy Camp and Mr.. CooI
and x,,- 49, po,,o comr and Evans v
ing. able. Miss Carrie Jackson and j
sent Hill, Miss Maurine Welborne and
'ne'' mar Robertson, Miss Martha Oar
was of Meridian and Tnman Cook, n
Gertrude Polk and Erskine Ross,
Dorthy Lake of Meridian and Pe
Breland Miss Kathleen Sweat
mean Hugh Norton, Miss Mary Ellison
rried Do, cor+er Miss Mary Highto
T the ona rrnas+ Love Miss Susie Fl