Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-27

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@ Woman Interests
souwania Club.

SouWdnla Ciup
Miss Eleanor Beardslee was the
charming hostess of the Souwania
Club yesterday afternoon. There were
no decorations except the club colors.
Several new members were elected in
the club at this meeting, among them
being Miss May Richardson, who was
presetn. Mesdames Robt Donald,
Cook and w. Beardslee served refresh
ments, which consiste of delightful
salad course and coffee to the club
members.
The club members. present were:
Misses Minnie Hightower. Margaret
McWilliams, Sallie Keith, Allie and
Annie Heidelberg, Betty and Lucy
Conner, Cormeila Thrash, Mable
Greer, the Misses Holloman, Leila
Bell Oakley, and Eleanor Beardslee.
Miss Sallie Keith will entertain the
club at the next meeting, November
9, at Rawls Springs.
Court Street Home Mission Society
will meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the church.
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A New Sunday School to be
Organized.
:, Mrs. John Ellis and Mrs. r. B.
| Stapleton have worked up a splendid
little Sunday school out on West
Pine street, which will be organized
| this afternoon, all who are interested
in the upbuilding of Christianity in
Hattiesburg, are invited to go this
afternoon, and by your presence en-
courage the little folks. The serv-
ices will for the present be held in
| the little school house in which Miss
Lawrey Gibbs is teaching her private
school in.
Tickets are now on sale for the
Trip Around the World, which the
Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church are going to give
on the Sth of November, this bids
fair to be very enjoyable trip, the
first conveyance leaving America at
$3.50 and every 20 minutes until $3.50.
Leaving America you go from Hatties-
burg to Holland, from Holland to
Japan, from Japan to London, from
London to Mexico and from Mexico
to America. The fare is very low
and includes refreshments at each
country, only so cents.
The Westminster Aid of Bay Street
J Presbyterian Church held its usual
Saturday food exchange yesterday af-
ternoon at Mr. Kearney's plumbing Of
fee on Main street, and as usual they
did splendidly, for they have some
| regular customers who never disap
i point them.
i Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hutchens, who
since their marriage in Tupelo the
other day, have been visiting Mr.
Hutchens' relatives at Meridian and
Jackson, returned to Hattiesburg last
evening, and are at home to theil
friends, at their home on Third street
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Moody of Laure
are the guests of Mrs. G. D. Lee
after spending several days here the,
will go West, where they hope thai
Mr.. Moody's health will improve.
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The friends of Master Tom Longrt
who has been quite sick with scarle
fever at his home on Bushman stree
will be glad to know that he is very
much better.
, Miss Nellie Osborn of Norfield will
spend the winter in Hattiesburg will
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Johnston, as she
} is governess for their children thi
{ year.
!, Mrs. o. WI Conner of Seminary
! was the guest of relatives here yes
terday, she was enroute home afte
having spent some time on tn
coast.
Il Mrs. o. R. s.. Poole and little son
Glenn, leave today for Ellisville, wher
they will spend a few days with MI
D Pooles parents
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oil Mrs. Smith Gildart who has bee
0 visiting relatives in Greenville TO
Q several weeks has returned home
oil Mr.. o. R. s. Poole is spending fey
0 days in New Orleans, looking afte
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