Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-14

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/ The guests left assuring the pleas
l ing host and hostess of an evening |
most pleasantly spent, and many
wishes for many long years of prosper
ity and happiness.
Mrs. Dreyfus Hostess
One of the most pleasant card games
played for some time, was enjoyed yes
terday afternoon by the members of
the Married Ladies Card Club, at
the residence of Mrs NJ. Dreyfus on
Court street, with Mrs M. Dreyfu,
hostess, and most pleasing and hos
pitable hostess she is too.
There were beautiful decorations of
violets, @hyacinths and honeysuckle.
The hostess served punch during
the game. there being three guest
tables.
Mrs. Mart Thompson won the
guests prize which was travellers
companion. while Mrs. w. c. Rogers
received the club prize, lovely jelly
dish of Havelin China in the shape of
a tomato.
After the game the hostess served
a delicious two course luncheon con-
sisting of chicken giblets. and pat
ties, shrimp salad, olive, and cream
: and cake.
, The guests were: Mesdames A. X.
McInnis, Emmett McInnis, Seay,
| Hardy, Harper, Turner, Stockton. of
Greenwood, M. King, R. N. Collins,
A. E. Hyde, w. B. Parry, Cornell,
Steven Burr. Major, Mart Thompson
and Miss Saddler, of Sheffield, Ala.
Miss May Dozier with her little
, neice, Irene, and two little nephews,
Masters AL and Leo Dozier, left yes
terday for Laurel, where they will visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Griffin and
their two little sons, Masters William
and Jesse, left yesterday morning for
Stafford's Springs to visit Mrs. Grit
fms brother, Mr.. Joe Kennedy, who is
spending while at the springs. Mr..
and Mrs. Griffin and the boys will re-
turn home today.
Mr.. H. Henry, of Hattiesburg, is reg
istered at the Inn.-Gulfport Dailyl
Journal.
Mr.. c. P. Davidson, of Scranton, Pa,
is business visitor to Hattiesburg.
Mrs. p. A. Carter will be hostess
this afternoon for the Historical Club
u. d. c., at her residence on Bay
street.
Miss Bette Conner will entertain the
: Sowania Club this afternoon at her
: residence on Sixth avenue.
= If all of those intending to be host
8 or hostess of any social function next
d week and wish it announced in the
o social calendar of the Daily News, will
T. kindly notify the editor of the social
column, she will appreciate it and will
Il gladly add 1t to the calendar.
2 !. = =
d Mr.. ID. B. Holmes, of Hattiesburg,
was capital visitor yesterday.-Jack-
!. son Clarion-Ledger.
D,I. Easterling. Of Hattiesburg, was
a the guest of Mrs e. s. Cox, Saturday.
r l-Brookhaven Times.
q The many friends of Rev. r. l..
Campbell will regret to learn that he
was called to Heidelberg Thursday,
/. on a very sad mission, the death of
his brother.
T. Miss Lennie Smith, of Laurel. came
down Friday afternoon to spend the
week end with her sister, Mrs. e. F.
n Rush on Laurel avenue.
: Miss Bessie Saddler, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Mart Thompson, Jr.,
at her home on Bay street for several
il months, leaves today for Meridian
S where she will visit few days, be-
e fore returning to her home in Shelf
n held, Ala. Miss Saddler has a large
d number of friends here who regret
to see her leave.
e Mrs. ElIerbe has Moved across the
street into the Masonic building and
9 Is displaying beautiful line Of spring
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