The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-06-17

aisle of the church and was met at
the chancel by Mrs. Raphael Semmes,
sister of the bride, and the matrOn of
honor, who wore an exquisite gray
organdie frock with pink and blue
garniture and a pink georgette hat.
She carried pink roses and pink and
lavender sweet peas. Following this
couple were Mr.. Randall Burt Carp
enter and Miss Hortense Smith, maid
of honor. She wore a gray organdie
frOck with touches of pink and blue
and exquisite picture poke bonnet of
blue. Her flowers were also roses and
sweet peas in a conventional bouquet.
Little Mary Ross and her sister,
Catherine, two dainty little maidens,
in pink and blue organdies, carried
French baskets of blossoms tied with
tulle and Frances Jennings, another
beautiful little girl, carried the ring
in a small ribbon-showered old fash
ioned bouquet. She wore fairy-like
little frock of white tulle. These
three little maids are all nieces of the
bride and they Immediately preceded !
her as she came down the aisle on
the arm of her father, Mr.. w. ].
Jennings. The bride was attired in
suit of navy tricotine with gray hat
and accessories in harmony. Her
flowers were radiance roses, orchids !
and valley lilies.
The attendants formed a half circle |
and the groom, with Mr.. w. j. Jen-
nings, Jr., a brother of the bride, as |
best man, met the bride and ad- |
vanced to the altar where an impress
sive ceremony was said by Rev. A. L. !
O'Briant, uncle of the brIds- The |
was led by the flower girls |
followed by the bride and groom and |
other members of the bridal party.
Mr.. Ames is young man of ex-
fine character. He is as
sistant chief of the Air Service at
Washington City and is also professor
of electrical engineering in one of |
the Universities at the Capital. He
was student for while at the A. |
& NJ. College, while Mr.. and Mrs.
jennings were domiciled there and it
was there that the happy romance had
its beginning.
Mrs. Ames is the youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jennings and
is most lovely and charming charac-
ter. She comes from a home where
the good mother not only understands
but puts into effect the practical
things of life and home making, and
the fair young bride has happily
Joined with her mother in executing
all the beautiful and essential arts
IF housekeeping She is intelligent
and cultured and is endowed with
the tact and ability to deal with ev-
eryday affairs, all of which is guar
antee that she will perform well her
part of the important and sacred du-
les she has assumed
The bride and groom left on the
'ast train going north Immediately
after the marriage and will make an
extended honeymoon trip, that will
AXE them to Atlanta, Savannah and
New York City. They will make their
lome in Washington.
The out-Of-town guests for the
Wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +.
Ames, of Washington, D. c.; Mr.. and
drs. w. j. jennings, of Sharkey;
Kisses Adeline Mckay and Adelaide
Prof. Mckay and Randall
;. Carpenter, of Starkville; Miss
'arah Marshall, of Houston, Texas;
eobert Wilson, of New York; Rev.
nd Mrs. A. L. O'Briant, of Hatties-
urg; Mesdames M. T. Bynum and
dorris Abbey, and Richard Abbey, of
Webb; Mesdames T. G. James, Jr.,
nd Laycook, Miss Mai Memory
ames and James Laycook, of Shark
y; Mrs. Whitney Smith and Miss