The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-10-08
W-
S POINT
HAPPENINGS
,..,,. From Our Sister City
.,.,n.d BY the chron'c'e.star
correspondent.

several dellsi.iul ' 49,:
rresday's bride, Miss Matti
u, Jackson, were brought to
climax Monday evening fol follow y
.ohersal of the bridal party a
4, snrch. when Mr.. and Mrs. G. "
Il entertained at their nome
.hole house payed homage t
..,.sion in it's lovely decorations
.hole lower floor being throw
N, A profusion OF vines an
.,v,eath was attractively al
ohout the rooms, where tn
,,,uc and costly wedding gift
asnlayed. Miss Evan Dantzle
,,,rge Of the brides book, wher
,rest registered. In the dining
No table was suggestive OF
IN its appointments. Failing
me- chandeliers to the four COZ
yere streamers of bridal tull'
,ans A large wedding cake
uiully embossed, was cut by TN
and delicious brick cream ant
nth mints were served. Th'
y, eifts to her attendants were
xiu MADEIRA embroidered linel
nschiefs. The guests present in
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Ellis, Mr.
Ms j. D. Lowe, DR.. and Mrs
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G
lrnery, Mr., and Mrs. w. B. Her
Misses Dora and Addie Cowan
Ada Stewart, Jessie Bounds
Dantzler, HELEN Turner, Ina
uIson, Madams D. CRANBERRY
oN, W. Spender, Messrs. ]. Scar
II, Lestley Rogers, Winston
Nse and Harry Turner.
attractive home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ccwan was the scene of a de-
hi affair on Friday afternoon,
lbeir charming daughter, Miss
Y played the role of hostess, hon
Misses Addie Cowan and Mat
nnpbell Jackson, two attractive
ssect OF the week. Within the
Ms home the drawing room, H.
and diningroom having been
M together, deft fingers and love-
1eEers had wrought a magical
sweetheart roses and ferns be-
ued in graceful profusion. Ia
IND been arranged for a rook con-
md partners were found by
y Of pretty little score cards.
W B. Herring making the high
kofe was awarded the first prize,
em receiver, while Miss Mamie
kls won the second prize, a cut
perfume bottle. Miss Jessie
u was consoled with a dainty
Measure. The honor guests were
presented with lovely hand-em-
end camisoles. Following the
a, the cards were removed and a
fpus salad course with tea and
: with prettily embossed cakes
'efved. Miss Eran lizard of Mo-
ussted the hostess.
y Sullivan returned Saturday
Mobile, where he has been for
past few weeks.
u Peets was a weekend visitor
q guest at the home of Mr.. and
~ c, Cowan.
! Leeman returned Friday from
where he has been under treat
Tor typhoid fever.
Mary Leeman, who is teaching
que this session, and her daugh-
Alss Grace Leeman, spent the
|snd here.
alas Coulson, who came over
@e Camp Grounds, spent the
Isnd here with his parents.
Rhodes of New Orleans spent
Y with his parents.
Addie Cowan, who. has come
! ner share of attention during
stew days in anticipation of her
-salng marriage to Mr.. Geo. A.
y on Tuesday next, was delight
"lpnsed on Tuesday afternoon
'Wenty-four members of her
y and sormer Sunday school
'aowered her with as many use
aen articles, which while in serv-
ner new home will be pleasant
,ses OF the little folks, whom
@ught in past years. The af-
- promoted and carried out by
: : L. Head and Miss Lottie Hy-
'ae little folks met at the school
'no went together to the home
0owan. They also carried
m a freezer of cream and after
j. vi Of games on the lawn en-
~ - cream, served by Mrs. Head. |
y. oo and Miss Hyatt, follow
eAde.
ssSoay afternoon Miss Cowan
Am the honor guest, when
-. F. P. Blumer and R. L.
'le Joint hostesses, entertain
"emoers of the Protherian |
tne Presbyterian Sunday
" the home of Mrs. Head.
scupied the interests of the
"a a0 included Madams s. Nc
sesrdslee, Gregory Morrison.
s'sie Cowan, Mamie McInnie,
watt Mazzelle willingham
Head. Later they we're in
@s diningroom. where heart