The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-03-01
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OF Miss Thelma Maddox and Mr.. Joh
d. Wade, Jr., which was solemnize
at the Presbyterian manse in Pasca
goula Sunday afternoon. Rev. w. +
Chalmers performing the ceremony
The bride Is the only daughter of Mrs
Florence Maddox of this city Mr.
Wade, formerly OF Vicksburg is nov
an employee Of the Dantzler Ship Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade enjoyed shor
wedding trip to New Orleans and up
on their return will make Moss Poin
their home.
Miss Daisy Delmas enjoyed week
end visit to relatives in Handsbort
and Gulfport
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Cowan spent tht
forepart of the week in New Orleans
Washington's birthday was celebrat
ed here by the school children at three
different affairs, among them being an
all day picnic. which was enjoyed by
the members of the 7th, Sth and 9th
grades of the Central High School in,
GLIDING Misses Alice Walsh, Fannie
Cowan, Alpha and Ruth Hunt, Hilda
and Ruth Canady, HELEN Rollins,
Susie Pullman, Robbie Lee Fitzner
and Louise Moore, who because of
their excellent work at school, were
granted half holiday Saturday. The
III ND of ri phan nv
Miss Lulu Barnett, spent the day down
by the waters edge near the home of
Miss Addie McInnis where they enjoy
ed games, kodaking and a sumptious
dinner.
In the afternoon Little Misses Mary
Elizabeth Ely, Alice Colmer and Edna
Whitfield were joint hostess when they
entertained number of their class
mates at a George Washington party
at the home of Mrs. F. Colmer. Sew
eral games including making words
out of the name Washington pinning
the Ratchet on the cherry tree, were
enjoyed as was the delicious cream
and cake served the little folks by
Misses Bessie Byron Borden and
LeoDa Colmer who also assisted in
And the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. |
Bounds was the scene of delightful
affair concentrating the birth of the /
Father of his country, when their |
charming young daughter, Miss Adele |
twelve friends at three |
tables of Fantan, partners being found
BY means Of small red hatchets and
he forefeits were also tiny hatchets.
The guests were more forcibly remind
I'd of the day they were celebrating
when they were invited into the din
ngroom where the prettily appointed
able had for it's centerpiece the in
cherry tree and Ratchet re-
Letting the motif which was prettily
arried out in the salad course, which
vas temptingly served.
Mr.. and Mrs. W P Cowles are re-
Giving congratulations over the ar
/, - So "a tiny baby boy.
Nlr. and Mrs. Horton Turner, Mr.
nd Mrs A. c. Graham, Miss Hazel
raham and Mrs. Vira Downie com
osed party who spent the weekend
! New Orleans.
Miss Willie McInnis of Memphis,
enn., arrived Saturday for a visit to
eiatives here.
Mrs. ]. A. Vanderwall and daughter
Iiss Lola were Monday visitors to
ew Orleans.
Mrs, r. 9. Rigney, who spent several
eeks here with her sister, Mrs. r. V.
ogers, returned recently to her home
ear Birmingham
Miss Matte Lee Tharp and Mr. j
. Bennett were quietly married in
e parlor of the Hodge Hotel Saturday
ternoon, Rev. H. H. Webb officiating.
Mr.. E. O. Hodge is in Philadelphia
is week.
Mrs. E. X. CAN'T, who has been in
onths. returned home Saturday.
Emile Alberts was recent visitor
New Orleans.
J. w. Thompson transacted business
Mobile Saturday.
Joe c. Montgomery, who has been
Gently discharged from service, spent
e weekend here and returned to
obile where he will enter the insur-
ce business. Mrs. Montgomery will
in him later.
E. Pendola spent several days in
sw Orleans last week
Mr.. Ed Wood was a visitor to New
leans Sunday.
Vincent Breeland, who has recently
turned from overseas and has ac- /:
pied position in IIattiesburs. spent
p weekend here with relatives
Mrs a +. Dantzlor returned friday :
am Philadelphia Miss Eliza (
TO- who underwent an operation for E
pendicitis in that city. having re- :
Vered sufficiently to resume her
idies at Shipley School in Bryn
Iwr, Penn.
Mrs. F. A. Williams left Saturday
Hattiesburg to join her husband,
tut. Williams, who has recently re- -
ned from overseas and is at Camp
elby awaiting his discharge.
hrs. Harry Wilhelm and Mrs. H. d. d,
llson motored to Mobile Monday.
Hrs. H. r. Singleton left Saturday
New Orleans after a short stay
e with her daughter. Mrs. ]. H. y.
Imer.