The Pascagoula chronicle., 1920-09-10

| us, TO De at the meeting OH leXL MOH
day Afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
church. A number of detailed fea
lures will be among the points on oul
program.
SECRETARY.
Gustav Borden to Miss Leah Ruble of
McHenry, which was quietly solem-
nized at the home of the bride Thurs
day Gustav is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Boren of this city, but now
holds an important position with the
Dantzler Lumber Co. at Ten Mile.
He has many friends here who ex-
tend to him and his fair young bride
hearty congra tulations and the best
of wishes for long and happy life.
After short stay in New Orleans Mr..
and Mrs. Borden will come here for a
visit Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Borden and
Miss Bessie Borden attended the
wedding.
Allen Webb of Jackson was a guest
this week of Fred Colmer.
Percy Colmer and his two cowork-
ers Geo. Lott and j. N. Riley, inspect
ing the cotton in this district, spent
Tuesday here and are motoring back
to Clarksdale, making stops through
the cotton belt at all places of i'm
portance.
Thomas and Dewey Coulson, Ber-
nard Barnett and Miss Hazel Herring
are among those from here who left
Wednesday for the Camp Ground and
will be numbered among the students
at the Van Hook school.
Kenneth Mcintosh is spending this
week in Colgreen, having accompanied
Mr.. F. Colmer and Singleton Algeo
upon their return trip.
After three months Witt here.
dividing her time with Madams
Walter Borden and Mrs. e. H. Turner,
Mrs. Vira Donnie left Thursday for
her home in Pittsburg, Pa
Mrs. Leroy Perkins returned Friday
from three weeks visit to relatives
in Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Virgins are visit
ing relatives in Franklinton, La.
Mrs. Horton Turner entertained most
elaborately at bridge Wednesday af-
ternoon, complimenting her guest
Mrs. Vira Downie and including Mes
danes F. G. Pope, G. A. Wood and
w. l.. Sheperdson of Gulfport in the
honors of the occasion. Four tables
we're arranged for the games on the
attractively screened porch, which
furnished cool delightful setting for
those participating. Quantities Oh
lovely zenias vieing with each other
in color were used as floral beautl'
fyers. During the games the guests
were refreshed with punch and later
the cards were removed and dainty
berved salad course with sherbert was
enjoyed. Miss Mary Ada Stewart
was awarded the first prize, set OF
progressive place cards, while Miss
Dora Cowan was consoled with
dainty doraine.
A congenial party of friends in
cluding Madams G. w. Bowen, jim
Howell, j. D. Ellis, J. F. Carter, X. L
Head, F. A. Williams; Misses Bessi
Cowan, Minnie Julia Stewart, I'M
Thompson and little Bette Lee Hea'
enjoyed a spend-the-day party dow
/ on the beach Tuesday.
, Beginning Oct. 6 there will be
series of revival services at tn
Methodist church with Rev. Chapman
of Poplarville assisting Rev. Ellis
, Further announcements will be mad
. later.
, Mr.. e. X. CAN'T returned Frida
, from a two weeks visit to relatives |
: Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fitzner have
: their guest Mrs. Harry Fitzner an
' two children of New Orleans.
Miss Annie Watkins, who has bee
= visiting Miss Addie McInnis for tn
!. past month, left Friday for Cente
5 Vile, where she will teach again TIL
, winter.
Mrs. E. II. Turner returned Frida
e from a short pleasure trip to Mon
S gomery.
e Mrs. A, ]. welch spent Tuesday
y New Orleans.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barber ha'
as their guests their parents. Mr.. an
o Mrs. Barber and little daughter