The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-19

Miner, her sister, as ma1d-of-hOnOr,
while the groom will have as his best
man, his brother, Mr.. Richard M
Hayes, of Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Miner will wear her going
away suit and shortly after the cere-
mony they will leave for trip which
will terminate at their new home in
Oakdale.
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Personnel Of McWilIiams-
Moore Wedding.
Next week will be wedding week"
in Hattiesburg when a bevy of the
city's most popular girls will join the
married set" The first of these in
teresting events is scheduled for 1920
on the morning of Wednesday, the
twenty-fourth, at Main Street Baptist
church when Miss Lucia Moore and
Mr.. Mellon McWilliams will assume
the VOWS of matrmony with Rev. E. D.
Solomon officiating.
The wedding is to be a green and
carried out in the floral decorations
and the costumes of the attendants.
Miss Moore will be given in marriage
by her brother-in-law. Mr.. Lowery
Love and will be attended by Miss
| Ethel Powe as maid-of-honor Miss
Bertha Trotter, of Grenada, and Miss
Leila McWilliams, sister-of the groom,
as bridesmaids. A dainty little niece
of the bride, Alice Whitfield Love, will
serve as ring-bearer. Mr.. McWilliams
will be attended by his brother, DR..
| Spivey McWilliams, as best man, and
Messrs. Anderson Foote, T. c. Hanna,
Angus Mcleod and DR.. Chas. Hightow-
er as ushers and groomsmen.
Beautiful music, suitable to the occa-
sion, has been selected.
A quartette composed of Misses
Lucille Hightower, Corinne Venable,
Lee CASTOR and d. p Kennedy, will
sing the chorus from the opera Lohen-
grin as a professional and Misses
Hightower and Venable will sing
bridal solos. Miss Katie Hightower
will accompany the singers on the
piano and play the Mendelssohn
march as a occasional.
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Conversation Party.
Misses Jessie Mae Dill, Hanna Nc
Nair and Anna Virginia Williams are
three visiting girls who were the in
SEPARATION of an evening affair OF
Thursday at which Miss Marie Temple
was hostess, entertaining at her home
on West Pine street.
Roses and nasturtihms were used
to decorate the interior of the house
and the punch bowl, which was placed
| in the dining room and over which
Misses Gladys Dantzler, Elizabeth
Claytoole and Margery Hemphill pre-
sided most generously. Miss Temple,
with her mother, Mrs. w. S. Temple
and the three honorees received the
guests at the entrance of the home.
Program cards were given out and
progressive conversation enjoyed on
the lawn, where chairs and rustic seats
were placed and where later the dell
cious ice was served. Music by Misses
Gladys Dantzler and Hanna McNair
added much to the evenings pleasure.
! Those sharing the happy evening
we're Miss Edith Farley and Lee Cot
ton, Miss Frances Rocker and, Dickson
Turner, Miss Hazel Bishop and Dick
Montague, Miss Mamie Cotton and H.
Montague, Miss Gertrude Cowart and
Mr.. Smith. Miss Eva Schwartz and
Thos. Ferguson, Miss Hanna McNair
and Lloyd St. Clair, Miss Jessie Mae
Dill and Chauncey Camp. Miss Anna
Virginia Williams and Robert Selby,
Miss Nell McDuff and Paul Batson,
Miss Margret Herrin and Martin Stem
me, Miss Mary Lou McInnis and Spur
geon Lane, Miss Grace Eaton and Ted
Lemons, ,Messrs Minis Holmes, Earn
est Nixon and Warner Funk.
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Miscellaneous Shower.
| Miss Myrtle Byrd's pink rose party
and miscellaneous shower for Miss
Agnes Polk, this morning, was one Of
many affairs rendered the popu