The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-10
The S0l1A/ Side.
CUMBERLAND PHONE No. ,420

among Hattiesburg's large circle of
charming young ladies, and her home
is often thrown open to her many
friends. Massive ferns and beautiful
cut flowers enhanced the beauty of the
already attractive home. Although
beautiful japanese lanterns swayed
back and forth around the broad porch
es and out meath the branches of the
beautiful trees, no lights were really
needed on the beautiful lawn save
the radiance of the moon. so the af-
fair was turned into a lawn party
which extended for into the night, ere
to leave so fair scene and a hostess
so lovely. About 10 o'clock the auto
mobile called and all took a ride which
proved to be most pleasant one. At
the rides conclusion delicious re-
freShments We're served the party at
Hays & Fields popular drug store.
Miss Hattie was assisted in her pleas
INT duties lbs hostess w her sister
Miss Hill, and they cid all in thei~
power to mahe the e.'-ning a succe IS,
ard every hour of the evening was
cv":fiowing with entert ainment and
genuine hospitality. The invited
guests were: Misses Annie Bowen,
Milured Weems, Annie Cora Gillian,
Katie Allen, Ruth Daughdrill, May
Haney, Lucille Sweat Lillian Kam-
per Ethel Polk, Rosa Lee Hartzog.
Myrtle Byrd, Agnes Polk, Miss Ross,
OF Meridian, Amy Be'hea, Miss Bethea,
Annie Draughn, Clara Millner. Ber-
tina Trotter, Annie gu Thompson,
Ruby Miller, Josie Frazier, Messcs.
Frank Leland, Chester Jones, Claud
Jones, Ralph Harris, Douglas Harper,
Harry Ferrall, Heber Thames, Fewall
Thompson, Wilson Moore, Dan Wag-
onel, Howard Major, Angus Mcleod,
Louie Howard, James Seaman, Wes-
ley Ames, Richard Lsngford. Carson
Robertson, Duncan Draughn, Percy
Breland, Lewis Bethune, Givan Gil
liam, George Thomasson, Jack Hill,
Thomas st. John.
Columbia Street
Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Columbia Street Baptist Church held
an interesting social meeting yester-
day afternoon at the beautiful home
of Mrs. T. ]. Jackson on Main street
Aside from the social feature. the
ladies' were quite busy beginning a
quilt, which they expect to put in their
missionary box when completed. This
is a splendid earnest working society
and they are const antly accomplish
ing great good in many different ways
for the upbuilding of the cause of the
blessed Master, who said "Inasmuch
as We did it unto the least of these my
brethren, We did it unto me-" Mrs.
Jackson is always a charming hostess
and yesterday afternoons entertain
ment was certainly no exception to
the rule. She was assisted in serving
very refreshing ice cream course
with nabisco, by Annie Phillips and
Carrie Jackson. Those present were
Mesdames R. F. Barton, A. A. Monta-
M. Watkins, Arthur Wainwright. Ellis
Hickman and Mrs. Joe Shannon.
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Mrs. Cook Hostess
Mrs. 1. H. c. Cook was hostess yes
terday afternoon at her lovely home OH
Bay street of the Busy Bee Circle of
Court Street Methodist Church. Mrs.
Reed presided over the meeting in her
usual gentle way and Mrs. Jones con- |
Quoted the devotional exercises. Only |
a small amount Of business was dis
cussed, as the meeting was devoted to
a praise service. Several earnest |
prayers of thanksgiving were returned |