The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-11-01
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ou' ioie broome, Lucille Smith, less
'w, bounds Mrs. j. c. Montgomery, Mess
eio Louis DeLashment Benton Barnet
7e' Arthuf Smith, Lamar Herrin and XII,
ioy ross Mcintosh, were entertained at III
ca- nome OF DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Elev alto
the rehearsal Wednesday evening RI
n' iresiing punch was served upon thei
No. ARRIVAL and later in the dining roon
IFS dellclous ices and cake was eniovod
iiele the tanlo was suggestive of E
's orlde IN its appointments, a profusior
Vi OF valley lilies, tulle and white rib
n oohs being used with a beantifnl,v
al enlpossed cake as a central edornment
~ Inc marriage of Miss lone Broom
10 ana Mr. Thomas Louis reLashment
was an interesting event of thursday
ID afternoon, taking place at five-.hirtv
e at the Baptist church, with Rev. Rufus
& Steket officiating. Tbe clr1ct with
l. l'S handsome decoratiD Is emphasizine
tie green and gold color scheme was
lovely many stately palms and ferns
> lhtermlngling with golden rod and bas.
kets OF bright yellow cosmers being
; used. Miss Jessie Bounds presided at
'he piano and as the wedding guests
were being seated by the ushers lovely
music filled the church. Mrs. 7 g
montgomery singing sweetIy Because"
ana Mr. Lestley Rodgers rendered .
vocal solo when Thou Art Truly
Mlne'' AS the notes of Lohengren's
wedding March" sounded the bridal
party entered, led by the ushers
Messfs Lamar Herrin and Vincent Tor
res Arthur Smith and Kenross McIn-
tosh Miss Mabel Smith, maid of hon. /
or, preceded the bride, who came in
aione ana was met at the chancel by
The groom and his best man, Mr.. Ben
ton Barnett. During the ceremony p
MISS Bounds played softly Perfect n
Day Mendelsson's march being used h
as the recessional Miss Broom made
navy blue tricotine, with picture hat u
and accessories to match and carrying ~
shower bouquet of bride roses and ="
swansonia. Miss Smith was most at u
tractive in coat suit of brown broad p'
cloth and carried an arm bouquet of
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. DeLash-
nent left Immediately after the cere III
nony for a short bridal trip, after 81
which they will be at home to their vi
riends in their own little home on "
'ellone avenue. They were the recipi- 'e'
nts OF many handsome and useful
Iedding gifts from friends at home
nd afar. ed
Mrs. o. C. Cowan and Miss Dora iio
owan were shoppers to Mobile We'd oul
esday. SUI
Mrs. Mandora Cirlot attended the SCI
air in Jackson last week. ii'
Mr.. Tom Steede was a recent visitor Ves
} Mobile. 'al
Rev. and Mrs. Rufus Beckett have as
eir guests Mr.. and Mrs. e. H Clark
I'd their eight children who motored ooe
| the way from Ontario, Canada. ne
ley expect to locate in the South d.
Mrs. II. C. Herring spent several oes'
VS. in New Orleans with friends last ''i
eek. nun
Mrs. X. w .Burnham was visitor nap
Mobile Tuesday. oap
Mr.. Fl. c. Herring attended bank '''o' "
$ meeting in Jackson last week. VIII
Miss Louise Cowan spent several
ys in New Orleans this week. REC
W. H. McInnis was business visitor
Mobile Friday
Mr.. }. H. Blumer was recent bust HI
IS visitor to New Orleans. "blo,
Mrs. T. L. Spencer and Mrs. Mamie amin
eder mere among the Saturday Wis valu
rs to Mobile. as h
}. D. Spann and ]. T. McRea were Co
ent business visitors to New Or of N
rs. Heal
lss lone Broome proved a delight 'ohs
insniration for Iove,v off.ir Cot tered
ay afternoon when Mrs. James Gau- l.
complimented her with a "kitch- T.
shower" Mrs Gautier had made D.
home most attractive for the occa- T.
| with its original and artistically iish'
Inged decorations, the autumn tone D.
lg used and the gold color scheme 'isht
,g effectively carried ont Tho child
SITS who were served punch by Mrs. o.
Gautier and Miss Josi. cartior tance
n their arrival found seats in the l.
or and dining rom which u,oro duty
wn together. The wedding march o.
ed by Miss Josie Gautier an j.
iced the arrival of the bride-elect, ous
was ushered down an aisle mark ~
,n nv crane na,ar r;hhons % public
tily decorated chair. At the en- H.
ce was signpost which read "The iiarri
~ Road to Matrimony" and the L.
y kitchen utensils over which she s'uuie
to climb represented the many -
5. After being seated little Mary her m
IS Gautier handed her the rocky of ad
J" which when open by the hon. PROVED
proved to be many useful articles ments
tchen furniture. Miss Broome decora
then presented with little book trail ad
herein each guest had inscribed ing on