Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-22

2 the Eth things we dfead fron
me nave way of catching cola
AS a boy might catch a raubit.
some have way of looking down.
matter how bright the weather:
en- at loss to understand
YES all come together.
ing comes our way in time
Iher We're brave or shrinking /;
In about the way we shape
habits of life and thinking.
that are lived in stress of
pain
cannot be blithe or CHEEKY,
/ "niie the heart that sings in its love
of song
VIII never of singing weary.
Hseiyening comes to us all in time
Money and health and station.
None are so small but they have a
right
To the bounty of all creation
a right? Why, yes; there's a place
on top
For the best in every calling:
& Inc Fellow who climbs without look
ing down
Need never fear of falling.
-Alwyn M. Thurber
Fads and FancIes.
The latest fads in iewelrv are ,itt,e
silver brooches OF various shapes and
sizes, some in oblong, square and
round buckles; some are the daintiest
little leaves, some are roses or other
kind of flowers with some kind Of a
head in them.
Inen there are daintiest little silver
purses and handbags and little novel
Ties IN belts, buckles and pins.
The favorites in belt buckles at the
present are made of jet and tortoise
smell; many plain designs and others
inquired, while some have Jewels of
different hues inserted. The popular
shape of these buckles are still oh
Z long, square and round.
modish belt is of white harness
leather In natural color which is made
OF narrow strips stitched together so
as to perfectly fit the figure. The fun.
ny beltings were never prettier thew
LOOK like elastic, but have a cord in
Them, just enough to make them trig.
ana make them fit the waistline close
~ They are shown in all colors. or
white with colored figures, but the
daintiest are all white with raised sill
ngures, the buckles that are worn are
merely OF framework and the betting /.
IS fastened to the slide andt catch.
ana run through the buckle itself.
Now for stationery. The latest must
nave the monogram in darker tone of !.
the same color as the paper, but it is
no longer correct to have the mono
gram In the middle of the sheet; the
initials should be in the left hand
corner and the address in the right L
The Fcx letter paper shows us very 9
narrow edge OF the same color in a ?
qfeper shade; light cadet blue, Dor.
ered darker, is very effective letter
bapefa K
AS Tor the envelopes. the white II
Fned with old rose, are particularly
1ainty, as the effect of a seashell is T
given vi
Square envelopes are but little ie
lsed now, the preferred sizes in note
'aper being six by six inches, six
md half by five inches and six by "
our and a half inches, all folding once -
Q fit in the envelope.
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Hiss Hill Entertains.
Miss Hattie Hill invited quite
lumber Of her friends to meet her
'riday evening that they might have
ne more enjoyable evening together
efore they started in on another
ears school work.
In spite of the inclemency of the On
Gather, some of the young people an
ere brave enough not to let this COZ
sst entertainment Of the holidays mu
lip by and the beautiful home of the mo
lmily, on River avenue. was prettily
ecorated with cut flowers and pot pa
ANTS. 4
Progressive letters was the game pre-
the evening, and each one tried one
ard to capture the prizes. which re- nat
'lted in Harry Ferrall winning the Zee
'ys' prize, nice coat hanger ant
raped in pink ribbon, while Miss ecu
atie Allen won the eirIs' nr;ze q har
city handpainted sofa pillow top. I
Little Miss Marie Hi seryed the mig
tests with saIted a1monds during the VOL
me, and afterwards Miss Marie as abb
sted her in Serving fhe rus1ts with
lad ana co1xa FOL