The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-28
MOSS POINT
HAPPENINGS
Newsy Items From Our Sister City,
Cleaned by the Chronicle
Correspondent.

The Presbyterian church at Moss
Point was filled with interested friends
and relatives. Thursday morning when
at 10 o'clock Miss Lula Adele Barnett
and Mr. Albert Lamar Green were
united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony, Rev. j C. Watt pastor of the
church saying the sweetly solemn
words that made them man and wife.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, long handled May
baskets filled with shasta daisies and
ferns and tied with white tulle bows
placed on white pedestaIs and connect
ed with daisy chains, forming an arch
against lovely background of state
ly palms and ferns, emphasizing the
bridal tones. Prior to the arrival of
the bridal party, Mrs Belle Rawlings
lowing which Mrs. !. C. Montgomery
of Mobile sang in her sweet soprano,
'Recause" and "At Dawning," after
which Mr.. Lestley Rogers sang ."Oh!
Fair, oh! Sweet and Holy" As the
low, sweet strains from Lohengrin
pealed forth the bridal party entered,
led by the ushers, Messrs. Lamar
flerrin, Cyrus Rape, Lestley Rogers
and Kinross Mcintosh, who came down
opposite aisles. Then followed the
maid-of-honor, Miss Thelma Barnett,
a sister of the bride The two little
flower girls, Anna O'Neai Wilcox and
Mary Frances McInnis, carrying bas-
kets of pink roses, scattering them in !
the path of the BRIDE, who came in
alone and was met at the altar by |
the groom and best man, Mr. RObt |
G. Harper of Gainesville, Ga. and a
Of the groom After
the ceremony the bridal party left |
he church to the strains of Mendels-
sohns wedding march. The bride,
Who was charming in a coat suit of
Midnight blue and accessories to match,
'arried an arm bouquet Of white roses
md ierns. The maid of honor look
ID grlishly lovely in gown of new
'lue georgette crepe and satin, wear
ng a leghorn hat and carrying pink ,
Oses and ferns. The two little flow
r girls were fairy-like in white Or
andy dresses. Mrs. Green, who is
he eldest of the two lovely daughters :,
( Mrs. Ida Barnett since her girl !.
ood days has been very popular and J.
ill be greatly missed in both social
nd church circles. She numbers her
lends by the score as was attested
y the many antenuptial affairs given
/ her honor and the beautiful gifts
lowered upon her. She is grad h
ate of Breneau Conservatory of Mu- n
C and it was during her school days
Gainesville, Ga, when she met Mr. II
reen, who is shipping manager of T
e Gainesville Cotton Mills, and is a Il
,ung man of sterling worth and ex- II
ptional business ability. Mr.. and n
RS. Green left on the 1870 train
+ a short stay in Atlanta. after "
hich they will make their home with N
+. Green's mother in Gainesville.
ne many friends here extend to the s
lppy young couple their congratu- of
tions and sincere good wishes for
happy married life. M
Following the rehearsal at the Pres
terian church of the Barnett-Green We
idal party Wednesday evening, they
re entertained by the brides mother ~
home of Or. and Mrs. J. N. Rape.
the dining room, the punch ~
wi filled with refreshing beverages. ~
d resting on bed of ferns and shas- ''
daisies was presided over by Miss
Amelia Ruth Blumer and Margaret
ulson, who also served the guests y"
|icious cake Miss Barnett gave
atty little fans to her flower girls
4 gold lingerie clasps to her other Nv
endants.
Miss Lulu Barnett, who has been ch
nplmented so many times during Wis
, past weeks, was again the center
attraction on Thursday afternoon. Wis
en- Miss Louise Cowan. including
ne thirty guests, entertained at a rel
ely rook party. Miss Cowan's home MI
$ abloom with lovely shasta dais-
and ferns. and with the parlor, din wa
room and library thrown together,
wed a cool and delightful setting for for
six tables of rook, partners being Gel
nd by pretty little hand painted
sy score cards. Contrary to the mo
al custom, partners did not prog Nc
5. and altho each guest kept her own
re she did not know that trophy '
,ited the one making the highest ing
re at each table. and Misses Mat
Campbell Jalkson. Mary Ada Stew ].
Sara Farley. Ina Thompson. Mad ed
es F. A. Williams and J c. Mont
lery were agreeably surprised when VIII
Y found themselves to be the lucky Mr.
ners each of lovely little hand The
Hoped handkerchief. Following the
les the hostess was assisted in serv. sis
a delicious salad course. cream 4
cake by Misses Vera Moore and que
a Ricket. who were also given pret- mo
Miss cowan sealed {