Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-10-17
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week. With the exception of the
crowds, going and coming to and
from the fair in Meridian, there
has been little O~fintercst going on.
The big white frost and thin ice
Tuesday morning caught some of
us mapping, as usual. 1t is always
hard to realize that winter is at
hand.
Mrs. Stennis, of Macon, was Wis
iting friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. j. G. Park, of Macon, has
been the guest of Mrs. j. J. Baird
several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaver are
enjoying a visit from their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
Mr.. VIM. Veazey, of the A. &
NJ. College, was down for a week
end visit. He was recuperating
IIOHl All IlIlCSN IlC hdo WIN
friends in town and country.
The school children had holiday
Friday to have an opportunity to
60 to the fail.
Mr.. Robert Love is on a visit to
his mother, Mrs. ID. NJ. Love.
Friday afternoon, Mrs. J. g..
wilkins gave a Linen Shower for
Miss Alice Cook, who is to be
married next week. She received
many useful and beautiful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nance Memories
request the honour Of your presence
n the marriage Of their niece
Miss Dick Cosby
TO
Mr.. Leslie Howard Bate
on Wednesday, evening. the fifth Of November
one thousand nine hundred and thirteen
at half-after eight O'Clock
Baptist Church
Brooksville. Mississippi
SOCIAL DOINGS IN BROWNSVILLE.
Mrs. j. Latt Madison
Mrs. John Dotherow
At Home
Wednesday afternoon
October the fifteenth
4 to 6 O'Clock
Miss Cook
r. s. v. P. Miss Cosby"
Among the many social events
with which the prospective brides
are to be h0nOred, the first was
most ar~tistically and successfully
carried out by Mrs. j. Latt Madi
son and Mrs. John Dothcrow.
The elegant and attractive homt =
was most beautifully decorated &
with pot plants and ferns.
Little Marwe Del Madison, WHIT t
was dressed in silk with fagottcd !,
lace trimmings, met the guests as v
they arrived. c
In the receiving line we're Mrs. h
in an elegant white lin y
yerie robe, lace trimmed; Mrs. Latt Q
Madison, most becomingly gowned t
n pink charmcusc with trimmings
md draperics of real lace; Miss
Jook wore a stunning gown of
'repe meteor, ashes of roses shade,
With accordion plated trimmings, {
ovely black silk beaver hat with y
black ostrich feathers; Miss Cosby
vas most handsomely gowned in
crepe meteor with lace trim. n
nings and frills, black lace picture n
with white ostrich tips. "
In the center of the spacious
hallway, just beneath the grille,
stood a table, around which were n
'egonia plants and hand painted o.
'ofa pillows on which was placed
punch bowl, presided over =
most gracefully by Misses Alice
1almes and Angelina Crymcs, both
WnOm wore PINK. N
A color scheme of pink and vel.
.ow was prcttily carried out in the I
)rnamentation of the rooms thrown
'pcn to the guests.
Score cards, heart shaped, with {
The question mark lady head, were G
by Marwe Del Madison. to
a series of the interest st
ng game of Hearts, in which Miss. a,
Del Madison and Bette Tate u
were the successful contestants, -
overs were laid for the beautifully
appointed tables, and a delicious
'wo'course menu - salads, gold tt
'ream and cake-was enjoyed. to
Misses Gaines and CrymeS assisted NJ
II serving. c
Each honOrce was presented with "