The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-15

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Miss FIynt Entertains-
Miss Amy Flynt entertained a few
friends most delightfully."- Saturday
evening in honor of her guests, Messrs.
Scott and Austin, of Saratoga The
usual games and strolls so dear to tie
young peoples hearts, were enjoyed
by all. A delicious watermelon feast
was very pleasing feature ofNthe
evenings pleasure. Those enjoying
the gracious hospitality OF Miss Flynt
were Misses Essie Smith, Wihifred
Redmond, Rose Green, Maggie Wiser,
Maud and Ruth Hollan Lila May
Merely, Ethel Call. Mrs. George NcIn-
mis-, Fred Flynt, Tom Austin and En-
est Scott, the guests of horror, Quir;ess
Heidelberg, M. Donagan, John Daven-
port, Jack Winslow, Jonn Redmond
and Byars Waddell.
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very delightful surprise party was
given Friday night on the beautiful
lawn at Mrs. Archie Fairley's, on
Bouie street. With many interesting
games, the,merry chatter of the guests
and delicious refreshments the evening
passed off very pleasantly. Mrs. Fair
ley, as is always the case, was a live
ly hostess. Those present were:
Misses Crimora Jones, Winifred and
Mary Redmond, Essie Smith, Hattie
Byrd, Mamie Farley, Matte and Ida
Mcleod and Lassie Reid, Messrs. Pool
Anderson, Hollis Lee, Chester Brad
ley, George Bilbo, Neil Farley, Cliff
ford Cranberry, Tom and Harry Der
rickson, John Redmond, Charley An
derson Beaumont, Quinn and Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles James chap.
eroned the following young people to
Sumrall yesterday: Misses Lily
James and A. Pasch, Messrs George
James and Joe Pelligrini. 1t was quite
merry crowd and all spent a most
delightful day.
Miss Matte Bass, of Rawls Springs,
who has been a member of the Hat
tiesburg public school faculty for sew
eral years, leaves today for Stark
vile, where she will take normal
course.
Quite crowd enjoyed an evening Of
outing on Leaf River yesterday after
noon. Mr.. w. P. Craft, of Ellisville,
came down and carried out large
party on his gasoline launch.
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Little Misses Jamie ar Josephine
Sullivan, the charming daughters Of
MIR. and Mrs. d. e. Sullivan; return
ed home Saturday after a pleasant
visit to relatives at Union.
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panied by Miss Lorene Thames, rem
dered beautiful selection at Main
Street Methodist Church last night.
Miss Kittie Glenn Sullivan friends
will regret to know she is Oh the sick
list this week. Her sweet face and
winning ways are great ysmissed
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Miss Lydia Magruder. the attract
i've young daughter of DR.. anu Mrs
B. A. Magruder, is spending several
days at Mammoth Sprih IS.
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Mr.. Charles M. Hays, the efficient
bookkeeper for the popular firm of
Hays & Field, is enjoying a trip to
Chicago and other points.
Mr.. ]. u. Cadenheai departed for
her home at Carthage. afse" several
days pleasantly spent with his brother
MIR. M. e. Cadenhead.
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Mrs. A. J. Miner of New Orleans, ar
rived in the city Saturday and is the
attractive guest of her brother, e. N
Hirsch and family.
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Mrs. e. R. Bolton with her bright
little children, Gussie and Thelma, ex.
pect to leave this week for a visit to
friends at Sumral.
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The friends of Mrs. M. e. Caden
head will be glad to know that she
lis very much better after an illness. OF
several days.
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i Mrs. M. L. Ward left with her chill
dren, Bertha and McInnis. left sdtui