The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-01

members most cordial greeting at |
the door. Reports from the exchange |
last Saturday, under Mrs. Komp's !
skillful supervision, were the best
and most gratifying to any previous.
The rose carnival was again discussed
and the date will be the third Friday
in November. Several donations have
already been received for this occa-
sion, two of the principal ones being a
most beautiful doll, dressed in the
latest style princess, hand embroid-
cred, with lovely hair entwined with
clusters of blue daisies, a gift from
Senator Bowers distinguished wife,
and another is lovely handkerchief,
gift from the. distinguished and cul-
tured young daughter of Williams Jen-
nings Bryan. These gifts with all the
others, are very highly appreciated
by all the members. The next meeting
will be Monday afternoon with Mrs.
A. U. Montgomery to receive at the
door. Mrs. A. d. Draughn will con-
duct the exchange Saturday.
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Approaching Wedding
Is Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Jackson announce
the marriage of their daughter. Sarah
Evelyn, to Mr.. Bryan Lackey
Keithley, of Clinton, Miss.
The ceremony will take place
vember IS, at 9:45. The bride-to-be is
a radiant type of southern woman
hood, prodigiously endowed by nature
with rare personal charms, graceful,
cultured and beloved in the home and
by large circle of friends and ad-
mirers.
Mr.. Keithley, the fortunate groom
elect, is an efficient electrician,
graduate of the A. & M. and a bright
young man for whom the future holds
forth much promise. He is fortunate
indeed, to have won a life partner so
admirably equipped as is she, for the
duties and the happiness which will
come to her with the plighting of the
sacred marriage VOWS. 1t is a love
match in every way ideal, and the
young couple will richly deserve the
many congratulations and good wishes
they will receive. Their approaching
marriage will be an occasion of vital
to many, in various sections
Of Mississippi. In advance this depart |
ment extends congratulations, and !
best wishes for an ideal married life.
Mrs. I. L. Robinson, of Crystal
Springs, who has for several weeks |
been the charming guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. L. Ray, left today for Co.
other daughter, Miss Minnie Robinson, !
and also to attend the fall opening of |
Miss Robinson's millinery store, which |
event takes place tomorrow. Mrs. |
Robinson will be with Mrs. Ray again |
next week for a few days, while en- |
route for home.
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Miss Ella Ward, the trained nurse |
who was called to the bedside of Miss |
Ionnie Smith at Laurel, returned this |
morning bringing her patient with ]
her. Miss Smith is at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. DR.. e. F. Rush, and |
is improving. The many friends of |
this bright young lady are wishing for
her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. w. R. MCGOWAN, of Easta-
buchie; Mrs. Cecil Chapenois, of Nc
ridian Mrs. Cyrus ]. Gray, of Mexico
City, are the attractive guests of Mrs.
Herman Watkins, on Hardy street.
Miss Lorine McInnis is visiting this |
week in Ellisville, the charming guest |
of Mrs. Shumaker.
Mrs. S. d. Phillips returned this
from short trip to Sanford. |
Encouraging news from the sick |
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