Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27
WATERPROOF NOTES.

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Mr.. Sam Jenkins, OF Natchez, came uI
for the wedding and dance.
Miss Jennie Wilds, of WildsvilIe, i:
with Mrs. Randall Hunter.
Miss Willie Lee Johnf of Gloster, is
the guest Of Mrs. Randall Hunter.
Miss Maude Middlebrooks is here OH a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. f.. c. Rhodes.
| Miss Margaret Lee Guice, OF Natchez,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Ed Graves.
Miss Locile Penny, of Roosevelt, came
to attend the wedding and while here is
visiting Mrs. McAllister.
Mrs. Chambliss, of Natchez, spent few
days with Mrs. McAllister, having come
to attend the Rhodes McAllister wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Common, of vi
dalia, are visiting Mrs. Ed Graves. and
with them is their attractive little daugh-
ter, Louise.
Mr.. Wade Trepagnier and Mrs. Her.
bert Hhodes were called to New Orleans
tina bedside Of their mother, Mrs. Ire
,agnier, who has been i'll for some time.
Misses Nan Young, OF Vicksburg, and
George Scott, of Delhi, and Messrs. Rog-
ers and Hammett, Of Vicksburg, came
down for the wedding and dance and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Hunter.
Mr.. Randall Hunter, who was so hor-
ribly cut ten days ago, is up and out
again. His wounds, with the best care
and attention, healed much sooner than
expected. He wishes to thank his friends
heartily for all the kindness and sympa-
thy shown during his illness.
The wedding of Miss Halle Fay Meal
lister, daughter OF Mrs. Abe McAllister,
to Mr.. Louis Arthur Rhodes, was cele-
brated November 18th, at Z O'Clock, at
the handsome home of the brides moth
err. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Degnan.
The bridal party was preceded by the
little ribbon bearers, Misses Evelyn Marie
Hunter and Adele HiIlyer Hunter, dressed
in pink and white, carrying lunches Of
lovely pink chrysanthemums, and Mas
tiers Carroll and Mack Seaman in white.
The lovely song because" was sung by
Mrs. Marion Gorton and she looked love-
lily in her dress, Of crepe de chine and gold
lace. Miss Margaret Lee Guice played
the wedding march. First came the ush-
|ers, Messrs. Claude Lancaster aid Earl
Hunter, followed by the little flower girls,
Fay and Pearl Louise Seaman, dressed
in little lace dresses over pink, then fol-
lowed the bride on the arm of her uncle,
Mr.. W. NJ. Davidson, of st. Joseph, who
met the groom with his best man at the
altar.
The bride looked lovely i'm her gown
of white ivory crepe meteor, trimmed in
Duchess lace and pearls. Her veil was
arranged in cap effect, caught with a
wreath of orange blossoms and she car
ried shower bouquet of brides roses.
Mrs. Bruce Baxter, OF st. Joseph, wore
handsome gown Of white lace and the
only attendant and maid-of-honor was
Miss Locile Penny, gowned in white crepe
de chene, and the bridegroom was at
tended by Mr.. Bert Rhodes as best man
and Mr.. Wade Trepagnier as groomsman.
Quite number of lovely presents were
received, attesting the popularity OF both
parties, che being one Of the loveliest and
prettiest girls in the parish and he one of
the best and truest men.
The interior of the lovely home was a
wilderness of beautiful flowers and great
ly admired by every guest. Hundreds Of
beautiful chrysanthemums in pink and
white were used. White chrysanthemums
and ferns were used in the spacious hall,
decorated for the bridal party; in the
punch room beautiful chrysanthemums
and ferns were used and in the dining
room was an exquisite and lavish deco
ration of pink roses and pink tulle twined
around an exquisite lovers basket and
chandelier.
CAt the front door to receive the guests
were Mrs. Randall Hunter and Miss Will
lie Lee Johns.
The dining room was beautiful in its
appointments, a very large silver basket,
holding dozens of pink roses, being the
central ornament, and the rich lace cloth
of rose satin adding to the color scheme
and richness of the appointments.
| At one end of the table Mrs. H. B.
Connor poured coffee and at the other
end Miss Bette Turpin served cakes and
bon-bons. The punch was served by Misses
Willie Lee Johns, Nell and Ella Martien
and Mrs. Randall Hunter.
In cutting the cake the ring fell to
Miss Locile Penny, the thimble to Mrs.
Gorton and the dime to Miss Laura Bon
durant.
A big Bud Scott dance followed the
wedding and every one enjoyed it
thoroughly, people coming from all over
lthe parish to hear and see and be seen.