The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-19

and blue; Mrs. Edmonsons, cream
wolfe over pink satin and Mrs McClel-
lands pink marquisette, with bands of
lace.
Punch was served in the hall by two
young school girls, cousins of the
bride, Misses Alberta McSwain and
Ivy Batson, wearing dainty frocks of
pink messaline. Grapes, in rich clus
tiers, with ferns and vines, decorated
the table.
In the library, a bay window was
hung with bamboo and ivy vines, with
yellow chrysanthemums peeping out
from the green background and here
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
+. J. Currie. Mr.. A. h. McSwain gave
his sister-in-law into the keeping of
the groom and Mr. w. B. Gibson, of
Jackson, was best man.
The brides only attendant was her
cousin, Mrs. Gains Woodfin Beardslee,
tie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nib. DedIuSiee
was gowned in yellow crepe-de-chine,
with trimmings of shirred messaline
and pleated ruffies of lace. A black
velvet hat completed the costume and
she carried La France roses.
The bride wore travelling costume,
handsome navy blue tailored suit,
with hat and gloves to match, and she
carried bride roses and ferns.
Miss Ida Belle Camp sang BE
cause Love You" before the cere-
mony and Miss Frances Ferguson
u played the wedding march from Lob
engrin.
After congratulations a salad course
j with ice cream and cake, was served
! in the dining room by Mesdames T
f. Batson, II. w. Denham; Misses
. Maggie d. Campbell, of Kosciusko;
y Dona Everette, of Slidell; Mrs. ]. X
Denham, Misses Annie Dee Denham
and Bessie Heidelberg. Two little
girls, Edwina McSwain and Bessie
Il Denham, assisted here also. The
{ table was all in yellow and white
Il yellow and white satin ribbons radiat
l. ing from the brides cake in the cen
Il ter to the edges of the table. yellow
g chrysanthemums held yellow ant
D white candles and at each corner o.
the table was basket with tulle bow!
on the handle and filled with frui
g and ferns. From the electrolier huni
II a large basket of ferns and daisies.
Il When the guests pulled the SAITH
ribbons leading to the cake, Miss Lidi
F. Belle Camp drew the ring, Miss DOM
s. Everette, of Slidell, the thimble, Mis-
- Ruth Carter the dime and Mr.. Jo
Bullard, the button.
II In the parlor the many beautiful
II wedding gifts received were on dill
play. One of these, a chest of silver
was from the Carr-Williams Tobacco
Company, of Jackson the firm repre-
scented by the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooch left immediatel
lOI NtdNClJ I1illi 1ChbsJ W hAoAb III
parents and will then visit Niagar
Falls, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit an
other points and on their return, aftt
the first of October, will be at hon
with the brides brother-in-law and 81
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Batson, c
Main street.
M HnAah ic n wall xnnUn and
ular travelling man, with the Cal
Williams Tobacco Company, of JAG
son, while his bride is Judson Collei
girl, the pretty daughter of Capt. De
ham, of Manned, Miss, and comes
family widely known and extensiy
~ connected in South Mississippi.
out-of-Town Guests.
The out-of-town guests were Nj
C. T. Fullilove, Mrs. G. A. McSwat
Mr.. Malcolm Fullilove, Miss Irene F
lilove, Mr.. Jack Griffin, all of M
Augusta, Miss; Miss Era Jenkins,
Lumberton; Mr.. w. e. Eddins a
Miss Dona Everette, of Slidell; M
Myra DuBose, of Ellisville, cousin
the bride; Mr. w. B. Gibson, of Ja'
son; Capt. Denham, of Manned, fail
of the bride.
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Miss MAYORS Luncheon.
Miss Edith Naylor gave a pre-
luncheon of six courses Wednesd
in honor of Misses Grace Masseng
and Maurine Welborn, who will
= tend the ]. l. G C. at Columbus a