The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1914-12-10

Interesting Letters from Different
sections Of the County, Written
by Our Regular Corr
respondents.
Reeanton

HCAIN Ah ~ NNf--" a 49, -
having spent a week, the guest of
her brother, Mr. F A Peyton.
Mr.. Paul Hutchins is at home
for the holidays. having attended
the commercial college at Bowling
Green, KY.
Mr.. Grady Parks of Cayuga
spent Sunday with the family Of
his uncle, Hon. 7. A Lnster.
Misses Ruby McCay and Myrtle
Annie Hutchius were guests in
Mr.. D. McDowell's home in Cayu
ga Sunday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Crawford made a
business trip to Carpenter Thurs.
day OF last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T M. Luster are
ENJOYING a visit from their little
grandson w. B. Netterville Of
Natcbez.
In answer to the pretty invita-
tions issued by Mr.. end Mrs Thos.
Scott McCay to celebrate the twen-
tieth anniversary Of their marriage
on Saturday, Nov. 2Sth, something
less than half hundred of Regan
tou's and Cayuga's social realm
were guests of this elegant home.
At the entrance were two fair
Young ladies, Misses Alice Me-
Dowell and Edith Luster, daintily
attired in pink toilette, who served
the guests. and their sweetsmiling
faces were an index to the cordial
eleome when the portals had
been entered In The hall the
fscoTations were Of superb golden
chfysanshemums, and with The
/ gIeene5y Of the splendid ferns
1.-THE hooded lights threw softened
glow over a scene. as beautiful as
if fairy fingers had touched It with
magic wand. Here Misses Blanche
Mcdowell and Elizabeth Brown,
wearing shadow lace over blue sat
I in, welcomed the guests in their
Usual graceful manner and pre-
sented them in the parlor to Miss
Ruby McCay, the fairy like daugh
ter. SO becomingly gowned in pure
white, in turn presented the guests
to her fond parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCay, and the receiving party,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Lum Of Rocky
Springs.
The hostess was charmingly
gowned IN an exquisite creation Of
black and white chaFneuse with
white moreis trimming, and was as
lovely to her many friends as when
a score Of years ago she gave her
hand and hear. e 3he young lover
who SO richly deserved this preci
Gus gift. Mrs. Lum. wearing a
blue charneuse, never looked
handsomer than on this occasion.
In the library the color scheme
was red and green, and everywhere
In graceful arrangement were vases
and bowls of fragrant crimson car
uatioas and glorious Richmond
roses carving out the MOTIF Here
the BRIDES book or register was
presided over by Mr. Lum Mccay,
THE stalwart young son Of the
home, that each guest Of his de-
voted parents might register their
names. In the rear end of the hall
stood Misses Annie Brown and
Mary McCay, wearing dainty rose
bud frocks, served delicious april
cot punch.
In the dining room the decora-
tors skill achieved the climax o
seauty in supercrimson chrysan-
themums and pink carnations anC
ferns. the Handsomely appointed
table being thing Of beauty anC
a JOY forever. its polished surfac'
being covered with white satiI
damask ovet which was spread al
exquisite centerpiece. From tb'
chandeliers 10 each corner of th,
table purple tulle was GRACEFUL.
arranged, and beneath these bril-
liant lights and in the center Of til,
table and on handsome cakestans
was mammoth brides cake beauti
fully decorated or ornamented b.
Mrs. Mary E. Regan. aged 8
years, mother Of Mr. McCay
This cake was cut and afforde,
much mirth 10 the cutting. DR.
M. ]. Lusier cut the ring