Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-16
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Woman 5 Interests
weeithley, Wood, wesson. c. E. Rich
q. J. Davidson.

! weeithley, Wood, wesson. c. E. Rich,
e. j. Davidson.
Laces are used more than ever be-
fore for trimmings this season, and
the metal effects are made conspicu-
GUS in the new laces. The popular
flet lace. in particular. has been ex-
| quisitely developed by the introdu-
cion of these metallic threads.
The problem Of utilizing pieces of
lace is by no means difficult one
as this adornment can easily be done
at home, and all sorts of laces are
used together.
Bands of filet have design worked
solid with a darning stitch of which
an outline with gold or silver thread.
Then there are bands of net used,
darned in delicate pastel colors out
lined with gold or silver thread, just
touch of lace SO embellished gives
a very handsome and exclusive air
to the plainest gowns.
Black filet lace darned in de-
sign with black makes striking
trimming for evening gowns.
But far more important than the
change in the nature of the lace is
the change in manner of using them.
This season tends to great vogue
for band lace, used in bodice effect,
which of course, means that insert.
ing is just the thing, but every sort
and width and edging may be used
without straying an inch form the
design Of the greatest of the Paris
ian dressmakers.
One of the characteristics of the
moment is the continuous line from
the shoulder to the hem, which lends
itself particularly to the band trim
ming and adds a splendid dignity to
the height Of any figure.
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Mrs. Hamp Simmons of Hatties-
burg, spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Lem Gordon.-Jackson Clarion
Ledger.
w. H. Lassiter was a business
visitor to Hattiesburg this week.
Our good friend G. T. Dannelly will
move back here in few days, the
McHenry Mercantile Co., having sold
one-half interest in their Hattiesburg
store. We gladly Welcome Mr.. Dan
nelly back. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Bennett attended the Bennett-Elsey
wedding at Hattiesburg Monday.
The groom, w. G. Bennett, is con-
nected with the First National bank
of Hattiesburg as assistant cashier.
l-McHenry News.
Remember the musical to be given
next Friday evening at the person
age of the First Baptist church. This
musical is to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Aylesworth and Mrs. w.
Sampson and will be given for the
benefit of the frontier missionary
They will begin to render the pro
gram promptly at 8 o'clock, and every.
body is invited to attend. This will
be the last social given for the bene.
fit of the missionary box as they will
pack the box Monday.
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The Ladies of the Home Mission
Society of Main street church will
entertain at progressive tea Thurs
day afternoon, October II, from 8
1 to 6 o'clock. First course at Mrs
Young's, second course at Mrs. Tur
ner's, third course at Mrs. Tatum's
/ Tickets for sale at Mrs. Young's, 80
cents for the entire luncheon.
! Mr.. e. S. Scott, prominent bust
ness man of Hattiesburg. is spending
the day in the CITY,. -. Messrs. j. A
Beaumont and G. H. Harden of Hat
ftjespsug are in the city today
Jackson Daily News.
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! Rev. and Mrs. T. w. Lewis Of
jackson were visitors to Hattiesbure
yesterday. Rev. Lewis is commits
Of education for Millsaps col
lege.
n Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Mcclure o
Laurel spent Monday and Tuesda.
here, the guests Of Mrs. Mcclure,
sister. Miss Florence Deason.
Miss Alta Rowan of Laurel. wa
a business visitor to Hattiesburg yes
terday and was the guest of Mis-
Laura Haney while here.
Il Mrs. R. c. Carter of Laurel i
spending this week with her daugh
: ter, Mrs Cough on Newman street.
ii Mr. ~ Cherry left vesterda