The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-12
Ano personals

Columbus, Mrs. Paul Lee CASTOR. Mrs.
CASTOR, nee Bette White, of Column
bus, was an October bride, her mar
riage to Mr.. CASTOR taking place from
the home of her brother-in-law and
sister, President and Mrs. A. H. Whit
field, at the college chapel nearby.
Mrs Ames' new bungalow on Third
avenue, was all abloom with La
France roses, yellow chrysanthemums
and Illuminated with dozens and doz-
ems of pink and yellow shaded can
dies.
! A noticeable feature of the affair
was the receiving line, which was
composed entirely of young matrons,
nearly all of whom wore their we'd
| ding gowns, some being quite recent
brides, the hostess herself having seen
little over three years of married life.
They stood in the blue room adjoining
the living room, with background
of tall pedestals supporting, alternate
ly, tall, immense growing ferns and
pink-shaded crystal candelabra, tied
with pink tulle, standing out in grace
full relief against the pale blue walls
and setting off the handsome gowns
of shimmering white satins and lace
worn by most of the ladies in line.
Vases of pink La France roses and
the pink tulle shaded electroliers with
crystal candelabra, shaded in pink, on
the mantels, were used here in pro-
fusion.
Mrs. Ames, wearing a white lace
costume over yellow SATIN, with ac-
cordeon plated ruffles of lace, carried
an armful of yellow chrysanthemums
tied with yellow tulle, while the guest
of honor, Mrs. CASTOR, stood next
wearing her wedding gown of white
satin and charmeuse, which was built
with long narrow train and trimmed
with real Italian lace. She carried a
large cluster of La France roses, tied
with pink tulle
Others in the line were Mrs. B. A.
Cragin, Jr., of Jacksonville. Fla, a
June bride and sister-in-law of the
hostess, wearing her wedding gown
of white Duchess satin, en- traine, with
lace trimmings; Mrs. A.
Mac Jones, an October bride, in her
gown of white crepe meteor
and chantilly lace over satin, with
ace-covered traine and garniture of
Mrs. Ellis B. Cooper, wear
ing her wedding gown of white crepe
leschine, en- traine, with French lace;
Mrs. Clyde Conner, gowned in her we'd
ling dress, a white lace robe over
satin, en- traine, with pearl ornaments;
Mrs. H. S. Beuscher, another bride,
Who wore her wedding gown of cream
repe meteor, with garniture of Ouch
'ss lace and long train; Mrs. G. Mac
'igler also in her wedding dress,
which was of white brocaded satin,
With fish tail train and Duchess lace
nd pearl trimmings; Mrs. F. C. Ha-
horne, who wore white charmeuse
nade with round court train and lace
rapery, her wedding gown; Mrs. H.
'. Mounger, gowned in white crepe
Meteor, en- traine, draped with white
hilton and lace; Mrs. H. Lindsey
tickney, of Montgomery, Ala, whose
own was of white chiffon over char |
leuse, with court train of brocaded !
attn with rhinestone and pearl trim
lings; Mrs. Arthur v. Hayes, another
ecent bride, who was costumed in
ale blue chiffon over crepe meteor, en-
'aine, with touches of pink velvet !
nd white lace; Mrs. Chas. F. Ames,
owned in blue crepe meteor, en-
'aine, with pink touches; Mrs. James
Heidelberg, wearing white lace over
Iue satin.
Others assisting in receiving In the
arious rooms, were. Mesdames May |
often, ]. H. Turner, B. D. Moore, M.
(. Field, ]. G. Magruder and Miss
anie Mcleod.
Misses Norma Powe, in a yellow |
repe meteor frock, Ethel Turner, in
ink crepe de chine and Evelyn Hand.
! bronze chiffon costume. presided
the punch table, which was banked
! ferns and immense yellow chrysan-
nemums.
The living room and dining room,