Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-07-21
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Scales Jr. HonOred

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On the afternoon Of July 1st Mrs.
Charles NJ. Scales Jr. of Macon was
rendered a lovely miscellaneous show
er, given by Mesdames Wallace Cal
mes and Lucian Minor, at the beautl-
fui nome Of the former on North
Oliver st. Brooksville. Throughout
the spacious rooms were quantities
Of summer flowers AND potted plants.
Receiving at the door vas Mrs Calvin
Hambrick who introduced the guests 10
nhe receiving line composed OF the fol-
lowing ladies', Mesdames Gaines, Min
or, Scales, Dorron, Ferris, Patty, Muir
phey and Miss Mary Henley.
Assisting in receiving were Mes
DANES Withers, Holman and Saunders
who invited the guests to the punch
bowl and register. the former amid
a bower Of shasta daisies and greenery
which almost concealed from view the
cut glass bowl of delicious ICED cherry
punch, was presided over by Misses
Elolse Gaines and Matte /. Henley
In the ivory roo the register was
kept by Mrs. Ruth Cunningham who
invited each quest to write a wish for
this attractive bride on her Bon Voy-
age through the matrimonial sea Of
life. Mrs. Oscar Philips rendered ir
her beautiful cont94lto Voice, &c
Promise Ne" and AT Dawning'
Several appropriate toasts were giver
these to the bride by Mesdames Long
Dorroh and Stiles. Mrs. Ruth Gun.
ningham's to the brides mother was
characteristic of this mother and The
in her far away California home, VIZ
knew her thoughts were with US.
Mrs. Scales responded in a yer!
feeling manne and with the las
line of her beautiful toast, 'Mississip
pi-Mississippi is the State for me-
was roundly applauded. As Mrs Lat
Madison, played softly Hearts ant
Flowers little Grace Hambrick dress
ed as Cupid came dancing in and an
nounced to the bride Il am Cupit
:. from Cupid Land and have come t.
{ bring you all | cam. Leading he
to the far end of the spacious hal
where the rainbow throne and tn,
: pot Of Cold awaited her. Here Gu
:. pids was assisted by the hostesses il
, presenting the many and beautiful
gifts to the bride who in turn passet
them on to the guests to be admired
Ices, Block cake and minis carryin;
out the rainbow color scheme wer
served to over fifty guests. who en-
E joyed this lovely hospitality.
Mrs. Lambersone FEghtfully enter
/ 'tGined her Sunday School class O
young ladies with a party Thursda.
evening.
Mrs. W. E. Conner entertained a fe,
friends with two tables of 800" Fri
: day afternoon. Enjoyable refresh
mentS were served.
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: Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Ferris of Laure
] are visiting relatives in the city
. Mrs. Frances Dent Perry spent
! few days this week with her parent.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Dent.
Miss Roberta Skinner is visiting he
sister Mrs. Royal Harrison in Mem
Q phis.
= Mr.. and Mrs. John A Tyson are o
! ; a few days visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Dot
u glas Chamberlain, at Gholson.
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d Mr.. William B. Cockrell son of M,
and Mrs. Barrett Cockrell, and Mis-
a Matte B. McLemore were marie
o Saturday night. July 18th, Rev. M. !
+ Burnes officiating.
Mr.. Sam Heard, living in the Lyn
Creek neighborhood, had the misfor
tune to lose his house and most {
u his household goods by fire the earl
!. part Of las: week. The fire was di.
I covered or the roof about noon an
S soon became uncomfortable, so n;
l. the house ara al of the out building
$ ware completely DESTROYED. fTher
J; was no insurance. ard the loss is e.
= tmat"d a. between S9tG0 and $500
WtNNF1-u.ns.',l 800 ~ H.,
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The natural, refreshing sleep Of
healthv body is enjoyed hy those VII
take Ianlac. ED. M. MURPHEY