The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-24
VanVleet-Mansfield Drug Co.,
Memphis, Tenn.

Memphis, Tenn.
Polk, who is spending the summer at
Mississippi College, Clinton, studying.
Misses Mable Nixon and Gertrude
Polk welcomed the guests at the door,
and at the foot of the stairway in the
large hall, Miss Marie Hill served
punch.
Misses Agnes and Ethel Polk, Mr..
j. R. Mcpherson, of Laurel, Miss, and
the honor guests received the callers
informally. Miss Bakers costume
was of yellow satin and lace, Miss
Smiths of embroidered net over yell
low messaline. Miss Magee wore
pale blue messaline, with overdress
of marquisette and old lace, while
Miss Agnes Polk was gowned in pink
messaline, with overdress of Powered
net and Miss Ethel Polk in pale blue
messaline and dew drop net.
Ices and cake were served by Miss
es Marie Hill and Noble Nixon.
The couples present were Miss
Folks guests, Misses Camille MCGEE,
of Leland, Miss, with DR.. C. C. High
tower Ellene Baker, of Laurel, Miss,
with Wiley Jackson; Ethel Smith, of
Magee, Miss, with Phillip Montgom-
cry; Agnes Polk, with H. w. Osoinach,
of New Orleans; Misses Mamie Steen
and E. E. Esslinger, Harriette Hill
and Jno. Angus Mcleod, Jr., Leila Nc
Williams and Anderson Foote, Marion
Kent, of Birmingham, and Herman
Trotter, Bessie Terry of Meridian, and
Mr. Cooper, Julia Brannin, of Brew
ton, Ala, and Thomas St. John, Cleo
Johnson and Mr.. Gilruth, Lucille High
lower and Smyile Haney, Bertha Trot-
ter and Meldon McWilliams, Lora
, iianey and Curran Sullivan, Ruth Trot-
ter and Alex Powe, Hessie Hickman
and J. L. McMillin, Regina Powe and
Jewell Thompson, Telula McMillin and
William Ferguson, Katie Hightower
and Spivey McWilliams, Annie Bowen
and Mr.. Hannah, Miss Laura O'Bry-
ant and Floyd ellis, Corinne Venable
and Barksdale Stevens, Annie Mary
, Pickett and Judge Paul Johnson, Ellie
Montgomery and Claude E. Hill, Jane
Fuller and Sid Conner; Messrs. ]. R.
! Mcpherson of Laurel, and Ted Tucker.
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Moody-Heidelberg Wedding.
Wednesday evening at six o'clock,
/ MI. Thomas franklin Moody, of this
city, and Miss Bessie Heidelberg, OF
Heidelberg, Miss, were married at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
P Clayton, her brother-in-law and
sister, with whom she has made heI
home.
The marriage was prominent event
in social circles of both places and one
hundred and fifty guests were essen
bled in the Clayton home in Heidel
berg, to witness the ceremony. Ivy
and quantities of white oleanders an(
pink roses were used in the parlol
and dining room, long aisle being
formed to the arch of ivy studded will
white oleanders and pink roses, unde
which the bridal couple stood for TIL
ceremony. Brass candlesticks witt
pink-shaded candles on ivy-drape'
pedestals, formed the aisle.
little Miss Bessie Heidelberg, o
Hattiesburg, Miss, was the fowe
girl for her aunt and wore an e'
auisite white lace ruffied frock an
carried basket of daisies.
The bride was given away by he
sister, Mrs, R. P, Clayton, who wa
gowned in lavendar brocaded satil
en- traine,
The matron of honor was anoth'
D sister, Mrs. G. E. Eddy, of Heidelber
gowned in white lace and carryir
Killarney roses.
Misses Bessie Moody of Ellisvil
e and Mamie Buckley of Enterpris
, Miss, the bridesmaids, wore dain
4. white lingerie frocks over pink a
n carried pink carnations and ferns.
,r Miss Lucy O'Donnell. of Gulfpo
10 played the wedding march and acco
le PANIED Mr.. Everett Tucker. Of HAITI
IS burg. who sang 20 Promise Me"
el fore the ceremony and Il Prom
v. Thee afterwards.
% The best man was Mr.. e. q. Moo