Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-08-20

MIS- George Keys e~ntertAinec a.
Linen Shower Friday afternoon
complimentary TO their sister and
cousin. Miss Addye Lee Wallace.
A cordial welcome awaited their
friends at the door by the hos
tesses Of the occasion. In the
hall the punch bowl wa presided
over by Misses Wilma wallsce
and Maude Anderson.
The parior was . bower Of
loneliness with pink hearts, pink
and white roses, palms and ferns
In the center Of the room beneath
the chandelier wAs . pink and
white clothes basket, the recep-
tacle Of the linen foe the BRIDE
elect Butterflies vers fitting
here and there, nov and then
resting upon something station
AIRY, ard appeared 70 make the
basket their objective point
At hve-thirty the strains Of
the wedding march, played by
Master Eugene Hays Mcclure.
announced the near approach of
the bride-to-be. As she and her
sister reached th. basket, sur
rounded by friends, Mrs. Keys
in . few well chosen remarks.
announced the approaching mar
rage OF her cousin. Miss Addye
Lee Wallace As the top was
removed from the Basket, the
frst package proved to De a cap
and apron. The honoree was
asked TO don these garments and
display her domestic q~uaihca-
tons by hanging the linen upon
the line for the pleasure and in
spection Of her friends To say
that the line prepared for the
occasion wouhd not accommodate
the many pieces Of linen haudi-
work, some Of which were en-
broidered by lace and ribbon,
was but an evidence Of the pop
ularity Of Miss Wallace in the
home OF her childhood.
Ten tables had been arranged
for "Hearte,' but the inspection
OF the linen consumed 30 much
time only . few spirited games
could be INDUCED in Dainty
refreshments, carrying out the
color scheme, we're served At the
conclusion of tie games. As
the guests departed a number of
friends we're heard to remark:
This is one of the prestisst
ever given in Oxford"
ADVICE SHOWER.
Complimentary to the BRIDE
Mss Addye Lee Wallace,
Mrs. Garner Owens most beaui-
tut informally entertained
afternoon from 4 10 8.
The guests were greeted at the
ioor by Master Ernest ]. Bean
and and Miss Martha Buifaloe
n costume as bride and groom
ron \ recent Tom Thumb we'd
ling. In the hall the punch
,ovi was presided over by Misses
Marjorie Owens and Eugsnia
Shaw The hossess, with the
most cordially received
in the parior-
Eaeh guest vas presented vixh
. small heart and asked u vriss
. piece of advice to the BRIDE
elect Mirth and excitement
prevailed while this advice wa
being 90 generously shovered
upon the fair .honoree. At the
conclusion Of this the small
hearts, filed with advice were
collected ard presented to Miss
Wallace in a heart-shaped book
let with this suggestion from the
hostess:
&when this booklet . 10 make
you giad-
Present. 10 Mr.. Dixon for = shaving
pad
Later in the afternoon q musical
program was rendered by Mrs.
E. D.. Beanland- Miss Marforie
Ovens and Mas Janette Showers,
After dainty refreshments had
been served the friends bade the
hostess and BRIDE elect good-bye
each declaring the shower one OF
the most pleasant affairs of the
season
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Mrs Mamie wilburn and Mrs.
Paul Ramey most delightfully."-
entertained AZ a Miscellaneous
shower Thursday afternoon com
plimentary to the BRIDE elect,
Miss Addye Lee Wallace
After the guests had ASSEMBLIES
. musical program was rendered
by Mrs. E d. Beanland, Misses
Marjorie Owens and Janstt4
Showers and Master Rob Henry
Ramey. Pink and white was ths
color scheme of the afternoon,
and the honoree never looked
liner than when she sat undeI
the pink and white bell, viii
butterflies here and there, hel
cheeks agiov, and her eye
sparkling with happiness and an
ticipation- As her sister. Mis-
Vivian WAll2ce, stood beside hel
the ribbon was drawn which re-
lisved the bell of in contents,
and the number Of miscellansoul
articles that were literally show
cred upon the hride-slsct ATTEST
ed her popularity among her nu.
neross friends
Dainty refreshmsnts were scr.
we'd BY Misses Ayrs Hume and