The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1915-12-02

Interesting Letters from Different
Sections Of the County, Written
BY Our Regular Core
respondents.
Resantcn


Duke spent the day most delight
fully with Mr.. and Mrs. H. S
Foote Sunday.
Mrs. T. A. Luster, accompanied
BY her daughter. Miss Annie May
spent Thanksgiving with her
brother, Mr.. D. Mcdowell. Of
Cayuga.
Mr.. 3. NJ. Dudley of Cedars
made a business trip here Satur-
day.
Miss Annie Brown, the lovely
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. <.
Brown. had a congenial company
of young folks to share her hospi-
tality on her 10th birthday, last
Saturday night.
Mr. D. Mcdowell and family
accompanied by his nephews, VIII
Gray and Eugene Mcdowell, who
are students at Mississippi College,
made brief visit to friends and
relatives here Sunday.
Though so many times opened
for the entertainment Of the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kent
Brown, their home has rarely ap-
peared to a better advantage than
last Friday night, when they eel
ebrated the twentY-6fth anniver-
sary of their marriage.
The entire reception suite thrown
all into one was a bloom with
splendid flowers, In the parlor the
autumn roses dominating with
their color and their fragrance the
whole splendid scene.
The drawing room was bright
eued with baskets and vases of
glorious white chrysanthemums.
At the entrance the guests were
given cordial greeting by Miss
Alice Mcdowell and Miss Helen
Brown, the lovely daughters of the
home, gowned In dainty frocks,
which only added charm to their
beauty-the one with sea blue eyes
and auburn hair, the other with
eyes of veIvety brown and cuTls of
midnight hue.
Miss Helen gracefully presented
the guests to her iond parents who
stood within the doorway between
the drawing room and parIor. Mrs.
Browns toilette of battleship grey
being worthy of the occasion and
of the scene of which twas a part.
In the dining room Mrs. Brown
had been especially successful and
the color scheme of white and
green, using a wealth of white
chrysanthemums In artistic deco.
ratlons, was beautifully carried
out and the scene therein evolved
was very lovely The table spread
with a gorgeous damask cloth aud
In the center OF the table was the
mammoth BRIDES cake, the handi-
work and gift of Mrs r. G. Nc
Cay, a sister of Mrs. Brown--no
bride has ever had one more ex
ceIlent 10 texture aDd taste-it
rivalIed those of Mrs. Billy Wilson.
"the worlds greatest cook +" The
favors, the thimhIe. dime, wish
bone and ring, were drawn from
the cake. Miss Julia Lnster, the
handsome daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Luster. had the pleas.
ure, privilege and honor to draw,
first, and much surprise to herself
as well as to the other guests.
fortunately drew the ring.
Welcoming the guests In this
attractive place was Miss Adele
Fisher. wearing an over lace dress.
and who is adept In the culinary
department 10 every detail and
with a bevy of charming maidens.
served an elaborate buffet luncheon
in a fauItless manner.
Miss BernIce Luster took charge
Of the BRIDES book and registered
nearly half a hundred guests.
The gifts were useful and nu-
merous. only significant of the
popularity Of the couple. and the
guests departed at a late hour.
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Brown many
more anniversaries
Mr.. George Regan OF Rocky
Springs was a pleasant visitor to
relatives here this week.
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