Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-19

vi MISSES f1OllOuldu
Solo-Little Katherine Donald.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Echartt.
Reading-Miss Saunders.
Vocal Solo-Miss Edith Sigler.
Selection-By Male Quartette.
Violin Solo-Margaret Aylesworth.
Piano Solo-Miss Annie Lou
Thompson.
Vocal Duet-Misses Pitts and
Bowen.
Duet-Cornet and Violin-Gulda
and Margaret Aylesworth. Miss Allie
Heidelberg accompanist.
Pitna Solo-Miss Edna Sigler.
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With Mrs. Tatum.
The third and last course of this de-
lightful entertainment at the home of
Mrs. Tatum. This popular hostess
and hospitable home was beautiful,
with its masses of cut flowers, among
which the golden rod was very con-
spicuous, and the lovely pot plants of
ferns and palms.
Here Mrs M. L. Allen and Mrs. A.
A. Holloman received the guests and
in the parlor they were introduced
by Mesdames J. G. Pullin, B. M.
Thompson and P. NJ. Seay.
The guests were charmingly enter
tanned here with music and readings
| by Misses Edith and Edna Sigler
Helen Thomason, Saunders and Mes
danes Joe Ward and A. F. Thomas
son.
Mesdames T. o. Watkins, w. o. Ia
tum, J. A. Mcleod, and w. Temple
served in the dining room, where the
guests enjoyed coffee, cheese straws,
candies and sailed peanuts.
Punch was served in the hall by
three pretty girls, Misses Bessie
Thrash, Jane Fuller and Annie Belle
Mcleod.
The afternoons pleasure will long
be remembered by the two hundred
guests that visited each home.
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sweet course at MrS. j. .. urnerS.
OF all the charming social affairs
of which Mrs. Turner has been host
ess, none were more enjoyable than
the sweet course there Thursday af
ternoon.
Her entire house was gracefully
decorated with cut flowers" and po
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ceived by Mesdames w. L. Logan ant
S. r. Walker, while Mesdames Henri!
Turner and S. L. Heidelberg intro
duced them In the dining room tn,
guests were served by several girl
and young matrons.
The dining room was especial.
l pretty with it's decorations of Gu
= flowers in cut glass receptacles. o.
t the tables were stuffed dates an,
, sailed almonds. Misses Ethel Turne
: and Mamie Stein and Mesdame
r Charles Ames, Walton Bobo and o. I
Galloway served the ices and cakes
f An informal musical program wa
4 very pleasant feature of the ever
S ing. Mesdames R. c. Howell A. I
!. Thomasson, Joe Ward and Miss Ii
Y rene McInnis. furnished the music fc
e the occasion.
n OpaIs Again Popular.
e Opals are gaining in favor, man
[. new designs in jewelry have opals fc
r the principal stone, and being SUI
S rounded with diamonds are sufficient
t beautiful to cause women to cast asid
their old superstition.
), Mrs. George H. Harden has r
turned to her home in Hattiesbur
e after a pleasant visit to her mothe
S Mrs. B. w. Stewart Mrs. Harden hi
S many friends here who are alwa.
e glad to see her. :. Mrs. Eugene Ad
d kinson has joined her husband at Ha
n tiesburg, where they will make the
future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Addki
son are estimaDle people and the
,. many friends in Jackson wish the
much happiness and prosperity
P. their new home.--Jackson Clario
a Ledger.
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H. The society editor of this paper /
lie quests all those who are to enterta
re next week in a social way to send
rs notice or phone same to the Dai
O. News office by o'clock today, as '
t. want to run a social calendar in ii
IL column each Sunday.
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The Trinity Guild will meet ne
Of Monday afternoon at o'clock, at t
" residence of Mrs c. w. Rich on Ne
1T man street, instead of meeting wi
Iy Mrs. Champanois.
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lg Miss Josie McGowen and Mrs.