Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19


the japanese. are used on<.the excl
sive dinner and afternoon frocks, al
also on the evening wraps.
| The designs can be worked up ra
idly and can be easily made at hon
by anyone that has any taste at al
for fancy work, ard they are, YER
| rich looking and effective.
| The strong point of these embroid
cries is the artistic coloring, the wor|
derful delft blues, rich reds and glov|
ing yellows, add the Oriental touch d
coloring to these -shoull
be the same shade as the gown theI
adorn.
AS to the stitches. they are very
simple. either the long and shor|
stitch or the satin stitch can be used
the stems are worked in the regula|
stem stitch.
! The more effective embroideries ard
done in the Persian colors, though
often It Is all done in one color, th{
thread must be coarse. soft floss
BY doing this work at home one car|
copy the most expensive models al
a very small cost.
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| Mrs. L. H. Simmons and littld
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, returned
Tuesday from a few days visit to Mr|
Simmons relatives in Meridian, Miss
Emma Simmons accompanied them
home, and will spend some time here
the guest Of her brother.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. Beauchamp have
moved to the home they recently
bought on Fourth and Broad streets
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ballard are, lo|
Gated in the home vacated by them or|
East Fifth street.
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Mrs. DR.. Mitchell and children, wh(
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. vi
H. O'Donnell, at Meridian, have rs
turned home, Dr. Mitchell going u
Saturday night and accompanying |
them home.
Sheriff Magruder writes his friend
that he is having the time of his lii
in Chattanooga and, that Mrs. M
gruder and the children are enjoy
the change very much.
Mr.. @. w. Robertson, who is int
ested in the Meridian Fertilizer
and is a prominent capitalist of N
Orleans, was in the city for a I'd
hours yesterday.
DR.. e. w. Crawford, of Seminar
and Mr.. Doyel Curbin, of Collin
visitors to Hattiesburg yesterday, til |
guest Of their cousin, Mr. A. J. Clife.
Mr. J. l.. MCGOWAN, of Bowling
Green, Ky, is visiting ,Hattiesburg
with view of making it his future
home.
= surprise Party.
Quite a number of the many friends
of Miss Annie Draughn gathered at
the pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. Draughn on River avenue Tuesday
evening to bid Miss Annie goodby, as
she was to leave that night for Cleve
land, Tenn, where she will attend
Centenary College again this year. Il
Mrs Draughn served refreshments
to the young folk, even though it was
a surprise party.
Among those al were: Hattie
Hill, Agness and Ethel Polk, Annie
Bowen, May Haney, Virginia Mcleod
Rosa Lee Hartzog. Clara Miner, Wal
ter Hall. Richard Langford, Byas Wa
dell, Givham Gillian.
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Mr.. H, G. Stapleton, formerly Will
J. A. Fabacher, is now connected witt
the National Bank of Commerce al
runner, and his friends are hoping tt
see him mount the financial ladder
of fame through his present position
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Il Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mckee
and Baby Milton, of Faunsdale. Ala.
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Frank
Powe on Main street,
/ Miss Villa Bolton has returned
home to Newton after a most pleasant
visit to Miss Florence Deason. on
Southern avenue.
Misses Mary and Cora Moody came
down from Meridian to attend the
Dobbins-Martin wedding
Mrs. NJ. U. Lindsey. Of Mobile, with
her son and little granddaughter, has