The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-06-10

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little boxes of dream cake. The
cutting of huge wedding cake was
a part of the evenings pleasure.
The bride wore blue georgette
combined with cloth of gold, and
trimmed with ostrich and French
oppies. At the rehearsal party, she
popies At the rehearsal with ivory
stick fans, and to those who sang
she gave small gold pins. The groom
gave the men of the wedding party
gold cuff buttons.
Lawn Party.
| Group A of the Junior B. Y. p. U.
of which Mary Agnes Snyder is the
captain, was entertained by the re-
naming groups of the Union Tues.
day evening at the home of Mrs.
III. H. McSwain. Japanese lanterns
were used in decorating the lawn
where many games were enjoyed.
| At later hour an ice course was
served
| Assisting Mrs. McSwain was Mrs.
R. l.. Howard, efficient superintend-
ent of the Junior b. Y. p. U.
Morris--Oxner.
i Miss Marian L. Oxner of Cincin-
natt and Dr. Joe Morris of this city
were married at the home of the
brides cousin Mrs. James Hail, Gin
| cinnat, June 6, by the Rev. N. F..
Church, Cincinnati.
The bride, who wore for her we'd
ding, cream net over flesh satin and
carried ping roses and valley lilies,
was attended by Miss Florence
Carlyle of Bloomfield, N. J.
DIR. Morris was attended by his
cousin Mallory Morris, OF this city.
A reception followed the ceremony.
DIR. and Mrs Morris are now with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Nor
ris, Puryear, but they win make
their home in Paris, where. he is a
prosperous member of the dental pro-
fession and a worthy young man.
| The bride is an accomplished young
| woman.
Daniel--Barham.
Mr.. Charles Cooper Daniel and
Miss Mildred Barham of Henry were
| married at the Presbyterian parson-
age, Paris, Saturday evening, the
| fourth of June, Rev. w. w. Astles
performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Daniel is the son of Mr.. and
i Mrs. j. c. Daniel an employee of
the Cooperative Mercantile Co., and
a popular young man of extremely
likable and cordial disposition
Mrs. Daniel is the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Barham
of Henry For the occasion she
wore white organdy dress, also
white hat.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel have rooms
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Edwards,
| Market street.
Fred Balch who has been i'll for
| several days at his fathers home,
w. F. Balch, is able to be out again.
Our assortment of furniture is
complete and aNprices that will ap-
peal to your pocket book. Ezell,
Pullen & Grass 15-2t
Mrs. Alta Overcast of Nashville,
spent several days here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs T. E. Donnel, Market
street, attended the Clark-Baker we'd
ding at Mckenzie Wednesday.
Miss Rosemary Reed of Paducah,
is the guest of Mrs. A. G. Rhodes
at the Barton Apartments.
Mrs. j. w. Rushing of Waverly,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter
| Doty, Head street.
| See us for lawn and porch swings,
lawn hose, oil stoves and refrigera-
tors. Ezell, Pullen & Grass. 15-2t
| Mrs. Emil Caldwell of Memphis,
will arrive next Wednesday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Y. @. Caldwell West
Washington street.
Mrs. Robt. Morris of Bowling
Green, is expected next week to visit
Mrs. Harris Morris, Thompson street.
Mrs.--pT. II. Hogan, Washington
| Certainly there are decided1y more
progressive people in Paris than non
progressive. The night of June 18th
will tell Wait for the count. 15.3t
h street, has as her visitors this week
Misses Izaciie Parks and Jennie
Farmer of Memphis.
Mrs. John Rainey and daughters
Julia, Carolyn and Marjorie, Of
GAINESVILLE, are guests of Mrs
Rainey's sister, Mrs. Rus Pitt, Depo
street.
Three secondhand counter show
cases for sale cheap. Ezell, Fuller
& Grass. 1872
II Little Miss Jane Adams Erwin O.
Humboldt, spent the week with he
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Erwin, Poplar street.
Mrs w. j. Stoker and daughter
Ruth, of Fulton, have returned hom'
after a three weeks visit in tn
home of Mr.. Jim Bushart DUNLAP
street.
Miss Hazel Stoker of Fulton, VIII
has been the guest of Monte Lol
Bushart, left this week for visi
to Bowling Green and Nashville.
For your vacation trip, buy on
of our guaranteed trunks. Eel
Pullen & Crass. 1872
Paris must be founded on a rock
! or perish Let's save Paris from tn
quick-sands by voting the bond issu
overwhelmingly June 18th. 1913
Miss Merle Hartsfield has accept
ed a position in Attorney Geo. Fryer
office, Commercial Bank building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson c
Nashville, are Paris visitors TIL
week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Miller, N. Market street, Friday,
daughter, who has Aceen christene
| Annie Robert Miller