The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-09-04

tives and few friends and Rev. E. ].
Currie, pastor of the First Presbyte-
rian church, performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Butler served light refresh
ments after the ceremony.
The bride, who is the daughter of !,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Butler, of Terry |
| Miss, wore wedding dress of white |
wolfe over white satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crisler will be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Butler for awhile be-
fore returning to Terry.
1. 4. 1.
Miss Byrd Compliments
| Bride-Eelect.
| Miss Myrtle Byrd entertained the
local girls of the Phi Mu Gamma So
rority Wednesday morning, compli-
menting one of their number, Miss
Anna Lou Thompson, whose marriage
to Mr.. Ferdinand L. Gilpin, of New
York, will be celebrated on the 9th.
On arriving. each girl was furnished
with a cup towel by the young hostess
and requested to hem it and embroider
her own initial on it.
Then as the girls chatted over the
needle work, cook book. done in the
Phi Mu Gamma colors, blue and black.
was passed round and each wrote in it
a recipe, the book being then presented
: to the bride-elect. The towels, too,
4 were presented to Miss Thompson,
! when finished.
Two young school girls, Misses Dora
Ross and Margaret Herren, then
served plate luncheon.
Besides Miss Thompson, Miss Byrd's
5 guests were Misses Frances Fergu
/, son, Mackie Powe, Leila McWilliams
!. Mary Hightower, Ethel Hill, Bertha
y and Ruth Trotter, Matte Lee Mitchell
Il of Cleveland, Miss, and Annie Ross
= Miss Byrds house guest, from Me
ridian.
+ !. i.
O In Honor of Miss Haynes.
g Miss Inez Haynes, of Hattiesburg
!, Miss, the guest of Miss Robir
:, Sweat, is being shown many atten
tions during her stay in the Gulf City
On Saturday night the beautiful
picture "Quo Vadis," which wal
shown at the Lyric theater with grea
success all last week, afforded in
spiration for moving picture part!
= in her honor.
On Tuesday evening Miss Robil
> Sweat introduced Miss Haynes t,
some of her friends when she enter
" tanned at rock party in her hom
at s p. m.
- There were four tables of partici
pants in the games and the hostes
was assisted in entertaining by he
>, sister, Miss Kathleen Sweat.
The color tone of pink and whit
- was carried out both In the decort
y tons and in the ice cream and oak
- served after the games, punch bein
= dispensed upon their arrival by Mis-
;" Miriam Steber-Mobile Register.
E + y
Linen Shower For Miss Thompson.
Mrs. Clifford Cranberry and Mis-
Mamie Thompson gave linen shove
Wednesday afternoon at Miss Thoml
y cons home on Southern avenue, con
plimenting a bride-elect, Miss Ann
ia Lou Thompson.
A younger sister of the hostesse
~ Miss Amelia Thompson, and Miss Rut
Trotter, dispensed punch on the v
randa from a bowl banked in whit
~ clematis blossoms. Their whit
" lingerie frocks, worn with red sashe
revealed the color scheme for Il
- party-red and white.
- In the parlor a brief musical pr
gram was rendered, Miss Corinne We
20 able singing Clarence Gartner's 10
- is Mine" and Miss Ethel Powe's pial
~ solo, Nevins' 1.-THE Shepherds Tale
being followed by a vocal solo by Mi
Bertha Trotter, will Understand
Baughan Grey.
A tree contest was followed by t
- shower" little Martha Thompsc
dressed as Cupid, bringing in the lin
:. gifts in red heart-shaped box in
red wheelbarrow.
=. The block cream was ornament
,,o with red hearts and served with cal
Miss Thompson wore for the par
=. an afternoon frock of Copenhag
blue charmeuse, with black velN
~ and white hat. The other guei
were Misses Mamie Steen, Bette a
Lucy Conner, Norma Powe, Corn
Venable, Mable Greer, Ethel Turn