The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-22

Cook, May Cotton, w. w. Crawford,
?. w. Foote, M. A. Hoffman, M. D.
King, j. s. Love, j. G. Magruder, A.
<. McInnis, B. D. Moore, w. B. Perry,
5. v. Robertson, E. L. Robbins. D. E.
McInnis, V. M. Seaman, R. R. Switten-
burg and Henry Turner.
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Wedding In Nashville.
The marriage of Miss Ella Elizabeth |
Hester, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will |
liam Daniel Hester, of Nashville,
Tenn. and Mr.. Thomas Jefferson
Bailey, Jr., of Waycross, Ca, was cele-
brated Saturday evening at the home
of the bride, in the presence of large
number of relatives and friends.
The lower floor of the Hester home
was effectively arranged with palms
and potted plants The ring service
was used and the ceremony was said
by DR.. T. ]. Bailey, of Jackson, Miss,
father of the groom, before an impro-
yised altar made of tiers of white
peonies, gladioli and ferns. Before
the entrance of the bridal party a
musical programme was rendered.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father Her wedding gown was
of white crepe meteor, made en- traine,
and trimmed with real lace, which has
been worn by successive brides in her
family for generations. Her veil Of
tulle was caught in Juliet cap with a
cluster of lilies of the valley and lace.
She carried a shower bouquet Of roses
and lilies of the valley. There were
three attendants.
An informal reception was held az
ter the ceremony, and buffet supper
was served in the dining room, where
a rose color tone predominated. Many
handsome wedding presents were re
ceived by the young couple.
Miss Hester, is niece of Mrs. Ellis
Hickman of this city and her friends
here, made while on visits to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hickman, will read of her mar
rage with interest. Miss Hester
last visit to this city was in Octobe
when she came to act as maid Of homo
at the wedding of her cousin, Mis-
Hester Hickman and Mr.. Wiley Jacf
son.
Mr.. Bailey formerly made his HON
here, and was In the brokerage bus
ness. He Is now secretary to tn
| Board of Trade of Waycross, Ca, g
he has taken his bride there to resid
Among the out-of-town guests pre-
ent was Mr.. Harry Hickman. of tn
city, a cousin of the bride.
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! Morning Musical Club.
l. The Morning Musical Club met We
s nesday morning with Mrs. B. D. Moo
9 and Mrs. Stokes Robertson, at Il
+ home of the former on Southern av
nue., which was adorned with cut flo
y ers for the occasion.
Mrs. Alma Brown Shaw, who was
have been one of the hostesses, VI
n taken ill and was unable to attend.
Mrs. L. A. Smith was leader al
Is the programme rendered follows:
Paper, American Organists of Not
n Mrs. A. ]. Grove.
Paper, violin Composers and Tea'
Il ers"-Mrs. V. M. Seaman.
ut Paper, American Teachers and Y
calists In Europe"-Mrs. Grover \
N Duff.
Piano solo, Mamurka Opus
is Chopin-Mrs. A. X. McInnis.
Voice (a) "Ah-je Veux Vivr
IN from Romeo and Juliet" Charles G
nod. (b) "Mifanwy," Dorothy Eos
an Mrs. R. R. Akers.
Piano solo, (a) "By a Mead
Brook" ID 'In Autumn" MacD'
ia ell-Mrs. NJ. D. King.
no Two numbers, which were not
'iu the regular programme, which W
very much enjoyed, were the We
solos, zone Perfect Day" and
Thought Of You," by Ashford, rende
by Miss Lucy Irwin Shannon, Of Nj
vile. Tenn, who last year was VI
The teacher at the Mississippi Wom'
on, College.
ain The club recently joined the Nat
air al Federation. One new member
am elected, Mrs May Cotton.
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