The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-23


ants, fashioned low neck and shor
isleeves, were noticeably attractive an,
lovely. Mrs. Granberry's was b,iii
of white net over satin, the overdrapel
les, being corded and the bodice O
,satin outlined with crystal beads. 4
llong satin court train completed thu
icostume. Mrs. ThOmpson's was an em
broidered white net robe and worn
over taffeta. The drapery on the skirt
was bordered with tiny accordian pIeat
ed ruffles trimmed with narrow band
! of taffeta and accordian pleated ruff
! files formed the short, loose sleeves
The court train was of embroidered net
itrimmed with band of iaffeta and a
icrushed girdle gave pretty finish to
the gown Miss Thompson gown was
of white net over taffeta. the skirt be-
ing made full with wide tucks which
were bordered with satin bands. The
waist was lavishly trimmed with crys-
net over taffeta with crystal trimming,
the skirt of which was made with
a wide rulfle edged with small ruff
files.
Master Charles Clifford Thompson,
the little son OF DR., and Mrs. c. c.
Thompson, of Columbia, was ring bear
er He wore a dainty white suit and
carried the ring on a small silver
waiter. The little flower girl, Mar
tina Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ l.. Thompson, IT., wore a
lovely frOck of white net over taffeta, |
with pink SASH and finished with pink
rosehuds She carried a basket OF ;
rose petals, which she scattered in the |
path of the bride. ]
Mr.. Glover had as his best man !,
Mr.. j. f. Davidson, and the ushers
we're Messrs. d. B. Thompson. broth I
II of the bride. Walter Jones. r. c. i
Small and T. c. Hannah. DR.. John T.
pastor of the First Baptist
'hurch, officiated at the single ring 4
CEREMONY.
Miss Thompson was given away
Y her father. She made pretty
ride in her exquisite and girlish brid
dress of charmeuse, and georgeJte
no i.h
as made long sleeves, low neck and !,
nished with real lace. The skirt was :,
lshoned short and bouffant with long,
III draperies of striped silk net fall
IL from the lace drapery in the front
nd back and caught with pearl orna-
ents. The court train fell from the
loulders. Her blond hair was ari,
lnged high and the ven of tulle,
hich fell to the end of her train, was
ranged beautifully, refhg braided
ross the front of the hair with ropes of
earls, and a crown of valley lilies :
I'd high frill of Chantilly lace sup =
,rting the couture. She carried
und bouquet of brides roses, and =
lies of the valley. Her going away :,
Stume was q three piece suit Of mid
eht blue faille, the waist of which
IS finished with touch of old rose.
it'll it she wore small hat of cham .
gne satin and blue velvet with ac- ~
SsorieS 10 match.
For the informal reception which
rents, after the ceremony, the rooms
re adorned with pink and white
'es and large growing ferns. Punch
S served in the hall by Miss Birta
y Thompson. the young school girl
ter of the bride, the punch bowl Or
ting in a bed of pink roses, clean
5 and maiden hair fern. The brides
* was in charge of an aunt, Mrs. d. w
Fox, of Laurel. An ice course was S.
we'd. The large collection of beauti-
wedding presents on display showed
popularity of the young couple.
my boxes with T. G. done in silver
filled with wedding cake. We're
souvenirs
fter the honeymoon. Mr.. Glover and
bride will occupy the Hugh Wheel III
residence On Court street, which ia
Glover has leased for the summer
tbs eas
ISIS Thompson, who is most at
i've girl and possesses a lovely dis ~
ton, which has endeared her 10
y friends is a graduate of the local
, school, later attending Randolph
N College in Virginia and ,TuGson
ge at Marion, Ala. She is a mem Ru