The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-12-31

Ah0 6uSoe Non this Occafoh WeIe,
besides the hoi 1oree. MISS May Ha-
ney, Carrie Hane ~, Harriet Hill, Lora
Haney, Marie Hill I. Olive'owe, Norma
Powe, Corinne We nahleFlorence StoI-
lenwerck, Nell Re war Marie Rowan,
Leonore Dunton, If ascagoula; Ida
Belle Camp, Allen, New York, who
is Miss Camps 6 (lst, Ethel Turner,
Annie Mary Pickett, and Mesdames
Andrew Mclaughlin Jones, Wiley
Jackson, w. G. RODGERS, e. R. Farrell,
L. L. Limbaugh OF Houston, Texas,
sister of the bride; Josie Frazier
Haynes and H. L. Stickney.
4. 80.
Mr.. Paul Allen CompIimented.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Allen entertained
on last evening at Mrs. J. L. Kearney's
residence at an informal dance, in hon
or Of their son, Paul Allen, of the
State University, who was spending
the holidays at home.
Ms. J. L. Kearney, assisted Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen in receiving their guests
and Miss Margaret Herren served
punch throughout the evening.
Tht one-step tango was the order
of tEe occasion and an orchestra of
w Instruments, seated on the stair
~ fIrrnichnd
: ten or more couples dancing in
lance hall of the house.
II ~ guests were Misses Brownie
lett, Harriet Hill, Lilly Clark,
"a Moore, Augusta Stollenwerck,
Flornce Stollenwerck, Mrs. Haynes,
Of N.tchez; Mrs. McWilliams; Messrs.
DaviGon, Hugh Hanna, H. c. Greer,
ALDER Heidelberg, Geo. Bilbo, Banks
dale stevens, Mimms Holmes, Wilson
:" Moore Brunson, Galloway Bennett,
ntGirth, ( New Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs.
es' McQuee- Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Jones
ind othes,
+
ed | ridaI Par, Entertained.
VS. Imrnedateg following the rehearsal
wv tt rurner-smith wedding
Fes1day 'V'ttping, the members
OF the brida, rarty were ten
ed dered a beautiful six-orse dinner by
er Mrs. w. E. Laird, aunt che bride, al
er her residence on Main scrse The
brides cake, which embed in
asparagus ferns, occupied thcentel
mt of the table, was cut between e fifth
nd and sixth courses, Miss AM Mary
lie. Pickett being the lucky findeof the
dime, which insures her of fryine
a millionaire; Mr.. James Harpn GU
nd the ring and will of course be Z mex
ed of the group to marry. Mrs. leo H
re Martin found the thimble al thu:
". saved any of the girls the fate tbeint
an old maid.
The bride wore a frock ofliolet
A. colored brocaded chameuse, wi chit
Ks fon and black fur and black t OF
IS. this occasion.
IS Those who enjoyed Mrs. ird
hospitality were the bride and pom
Miss Emmie Lou Smith and MIHar
vey Turner, guests of honor, an tn
i'll members of the bridal party, dis
ok Mary Ellison and Matt Turner, ], o
IS Laurel; Miss Carrie Jackson an,
RS. James Harrison, Jr., Miss Annafa,
Pickett and o. w. Holmes, Miss he
Turner and VIM. James Greer and11
r. G. Smith, father of the bride. tn
ge er guests were Rev. Chas. w. CreI
M Miss Corinne Venable and d. p. N
on needy, Miss Juliet Featherstun anE
rs e. Esslinger, Mrs. Arthur ]. Cree
ial Mrs. Leo H. Martin, Miss Mai
Steen and Mrs. l.. l.. Limbaugh
lily Houston, Texas, sister of the bride
ed + j. \.
ng Turner-Smith Wedding.
es The marriage of Miss Emmie I
en- Smith and Mr.. Swepson Harvey 7
sic ner, which was a brilliant event of
a morning, was of the greatest inter
I'M to large number of friends who
as sembled at the Main Street Method
a church at the hour Of ten-thirty
ed witness the ceremony.
err The interior decorations of
church appropriately carried out
TX color scheme of pink and green,
vo- vases of pink carnations against
he background formed of potted fe
ry, and foliage plants banked togetf
ee, loops of white satin ribbon marked
as pews reserved for the relatives ,
intimate friends.
err Frior to the ceremony, Miss Coril