Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-16
MRS. CLINE ENTERTAiNs.

Cline at her home on Fourth avenue
Friday afternoon.
The halls. parlors and dining room
were very tastefully decorated. red
heart being tie chief decoration with
ferns and cut flowers in abundance.
AS the guests entered they were
served punch by Misses Emma Bost-
wick and Laura Wesson.
Progressive advertisement was the
game of the afternoon, red hearts be-
ing used as tally cards. Four tables
with four ladies to each table made
the game of advertising very interest
ing
Six of the ladies cut for the priez,
which was a beautiful cut glass bawl,
Mrs. r. N Collins being the winner.
Mrs. Collins presented the prize to
Miss King, guest of honor.
After the game the guests were in
vited into the reception hall and Miss
King was showered with the many
dainty presents of linen that had been
DldCcu iillO a DlE lCu hCoAt oooPNhIN0
in the center of the room. Mrs. Cline
pulled the ribbons and Miss King was
literally showered with dainty hand
! made and hand embroidered iinene Of
Severy description.
Those present were: Mesdames B.
d. Moore, Morford, M. L. Thompson,
Ross, R. N. Collins, Henry Turner. r..
G.. McCaughey, Jet Logan, H. A..
Hemphill, A. F. Thomasson, j. M.
Wesson, j. A. Mcleod ]. w. Harper,
and Misses Cora Morford, Adcie Gree
". Campbell, jamie Mcleod, Emmie
y Bostwick and Laura Wesson.
CARNIVAL OF THE SEASONS.
''The Carnival of the Seasons, Civ
en- at the Auditorium Friday evening
for the Trinity Guild was decided
success. All the young people had
been well trained in their individual
PARIS, and each enc did credit to Miss
SNE, the coacher. The little foil
r. especially good in their parts
FRYING out the difficult figures o
1 the. different drills with exact preci
sion.
Especially pretty were tho tahiHau'
pf the Seasons, posed by Miss ,Sigler
Mrs. Moore's singing was feature
pf the program that was highly en-
oyable, as wa sthat of MICS Aims
Howell, whose exquisite voice wa
ever sweetr than when she sam
Traumerie', snszy4 ipsy chorus,
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Miss Ethel Street ret1rpod to Me
ridian Saturday, after seva Ral weeks
spent in this city Miss Stbet super
y intended the rehearsals of the "Cal
nival of the Seasons given for tn
Y benefit of The Trinity Guild at the Al
Editorinm Friday evening. The cal
nival proved a great success and Mis-
Street is to be highly compliments
on her ability in training the youn
folk
WylIyam RRpend, the clever an
accommodat aseball dor artist
nie- Slslf store, is no ne from
On, spent at Gulfport WyllyaI
IS full of sunburn, fish stories an
hand spurs.
Hiss Murphy, wis has been visitin
brother at Potel Hattiesburg, lie
Lturday for New Orleans, where 81
will remain a few days before leavir
for her home in Gainesville, Ga.
Mrs. r. l.. Bennett and Master J
seph Bennett returned yesterday fro
rek's stay zoo City, whel
is isk.vr bst~ wis ing relatives.
s 1... ~ wilkins will
hostess of the So-al.a Club on WI
uesday afternoon at the beautif
Hawkins home on Main street.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Fir
Baptist church meets Monday aftt
noon in the Sunday school rooms
the church, at four o'clock.
Mrs. d. M. Gatlin is at Raw
Springs for few days.
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Mr. TONNES Smith was visitor
Laurel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie, Miss Re