The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-10-15
(Iss POINT
HAPPENINGS
\. ,..rns From Our Sister City
.,..r.d by the chronicle-star
correspondent.

!, town guest at the Graham
nn wedding !,
N. Florence Hanna spent the first
Il the week in New Orleans.
" r Thompson is spending this
Il in Jackson.
M John Hill, sr., Is a guest OF
,ou, Mr.. W. L. shepardson and
siy in Gulfport.
n +. E. Spencer spent Saturday
Mobile.
i, 4 M. Farley was business
M 10 New Orleans Tuesday.
Y y H. Turner was a business
mn to Hattiesburg last week, dur
his absence, Mrs. Turner spent
lime with friends down the coast.
w Leon Colmer and young son.
IN. we're visitors to Mobile Sat
nv,
N II. McInnis is spending several
W with his brother, A. N. Nc
Ii in Chicora.
I'M H, D. Coulson and little son,
NJ were among the Saturday
Isors to Mobile.
rlR. @. Breeland transacted busl-
m Hattiesburg this week.
NJ B. Herring was a visitor to Mo-
= Monday.
w and Mrs. Paul Danna and little
liter. who have been visiting in
yi,on, motoring through on the
I'm to Mobile, were guests of Mr..
Mr.. A. M. Cowan for a short
Me Monday.
NL C. W. Barnett, accompanied by
~ Wesson, East, Parkenston and
who are members of the high
~ faculty, motored to Mobile for
day Saturday.
ne meetinga t the Methodist
MI which has been in progress for
bnst several days, was brought to
slese Wednesday evening. Rev.
nau. who has been conducting
ttfvices, is an earnest and force
n preacher, and much good will no
lh result from his efforts during
tay here.
~ nature has furnished so much
nhine for Miss Addie Cowan dur
the days preceding her marriage
Il Tuesday to Mr.. G. A. Graham, her
ltnds tempered this sunshine with a
hOver" Friday afternoon, when Mrs.
atk Farley and Mrs. Singleton Nc
nh entertained in her honor at the
me Of the latter. Yellow marigOlds
mers chryanthemums and pretty
~ and vines rivaled the October
nshine in the brightness they re-
9tled and prettily expressed the gold
green color tones of the decora-
Hm Of the hall, parlor and dining
cm. The guests were served de-
aoua punch by Miss Mary Watt and
~ H. B. Overstreet upon their ar
nml' Each guest had brought for
Drde-to-be a pretty gift, either a
Alnty bit for her trousseau or some
sely article to be used in her new
me Miss Cowan was seated in a
eltlly decorated chair and just as
gifts were brought by little Mary
|nnceS and Singleton McInnis, dress
% q miniature bride and groom a
= chrysanthemum, suspended over
Y opened up and showered her
= golden colored flower petals. The
m tone was further expressed in
delicious salad course and hot
0colate served later by the
netesses
va Sol was pronounced in his
slngs on Tuesday, shining forth
~ Of his brightness and making
the old proverb Happy is the
= whom the sun shines or"
y no bride has entered her new
with brighter prospects of happi-
and contentment than Miss Ad-
cowan who became the bride Of
Chas. Albert Graham, Rev.
snm, pastor Of the Presbyterian
cn, saying the sweetly solemn
~ that made them one. The
alns was beautiful in its sweet
Phcity and was solemnized at the
W OF the brides mother, Mrs.
an'e Cowan, at 10: 30 a. m. There
s present only a few intimate
.nas and relatives, who, when they
subscribed their name in the
ss book, presided over by Miss
| Cowan, Iyere served punch
BOWL resting on a table prettily
a'ed in tn bridal colors of green
soio, by Misses Fannie and Dora
go. Preceding the ceremony
II Dora Cowan sang sweetly "At
ng' being accompanied by
nessie Cowan. sister of the bride.
.'so played the wedding march
Ionengren. There were no at
Miss Cowan and Mr.. Gra-
u coming in together. The cere-
. was performed before an i'm.
chancel. which was banked
vines, ferns and goldenrod.
eowan made a lovely bride in
.tsuit Of midnight blue tricotine
which she wore a becoming hat