The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-08-14
PICKENS.

On Wednesday evening. August &.
Rev. John Simpson said the words
which united in marriage Louise viii.
helmine Dttman and Marvin Hoover
McPherson at the home of the brides
parents, MIR. and Mrs William Ditt-
man. In the presence of relatives and
few intimate friends. The wedding
party entered the parlor to the strains
OF Mendelssohn March beautifully
rendered by Mrs. Guyton. The bride
wore handsome gown Of white crepe
meteor with fitting accessories. Inn
mediately after the ceremony a dainti.
ly appointed Ice course was served.
The bride is one of our fairest young
ladies'. She was reared in Iowa and
has only been in our midst few
months but by her genial, happy dis
position has won an hOnored place in
both social and business paths Of our
community. The groom 10 one Of our
own boys. . highly esteemed gentle
man. de has held position with his
uncle. w. IL. Hoover, for years.
Mr.. and MRS. Mcpherson left for
Northern points on the Iale train We'd
nesday night They will be at home to
their friends after September
Out OF town guests at the McPher-
son-Dittman marriage were Mr.. and
MRS. Walter Lucas, Ebenezer, Mr.,
and Mrs. Glines, Durant, and Mr.. Sam
Hoover. Midnight.
MRS: Boyd and charming daughter.
Miss Ruby Huff, of Glen Allen, are
priced guests Of Mrs. Jim Willis.
Mrs. Ward has returned to her home
at canton after an extended visit 10
her sister. Mrs. Wales.
Misses Eva Tucker and Ruby HUFF
accompanied Miss Marguerite McI.en-
don, of Louisiana. as far as Jackson on
her return home after q delightful
visit to Miss Eva Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs. Spangler spent Sunday
in jackson guest of his parents.
Misses Mansell entertained a few
friends at Rook in honor of their guest,
Miss Fanny Porter. of Gulfport.
Mrs. Anthony and two children. of
Virgins, Miss, spent several days this
week as guests of Mrs. Dale.
Mrs. p. A. Parker and children have
returned to their home at Gulfport
after an extended visit to relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Love and Miss Potts. Of Good
man. were appreciated guests of Mrs,
Dale the 9Th.
Miss Laura Dicken, of jackson, is
the priced guest Of Mrs. T. W. Buford
for few days.
delightful dining Sunday in honor Of
Mrs. Boyd and daughter. Miss Huff.
Mise Bette Beaman entertained de-
lightfully Monday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. Boyd and Miss Huff.
Mrs. Sadie Conley Hightown, Of
Sardis. and niece. Miss Constance
Gladney, of Kosciusko. have returned
to their respective homes after n de-
lightful visit to Mrs. Porter RoRera
and Miss Eva Tucker.
Enroute home after their bridal tour
Mr. and Mrs. Mcpherson have stopped
IN st. Louis to purchase q full stock
of millinery. Mrs. Mcpherson. our
efficient milliner, will continue her
work at w. H. Hoover's store, her old
stand where she will be delighted to
see her friends.
At the election of delegates to the
Sunday School Convention to convene
at Goodman Miss Esther Dittman
and Mr.. James Mckee were chosen and
Miss Audrey Simpson and Mr.. Felix
Hemphill as alternates.
Miss Ruth Dittman left for Cincin-
natti to take training as nurse We'd
nesday. She was accompanied as far
as Durant by her sister, Miss Esther
Dittman.
Claude Wynne left for Cllarksdale
Monday to visit relatives for few
weeks.
Mr.. Tom Anderson, of Blackburn,
La, is spending his vacation with his
mother here. GAMMA.