The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-22

Instrumental solo--Miss Ethel Powe.
Music-Miss Annie Heidelberg.
i Miss Hill served an elaborate two
course luncheon, consisting of toma
toes with mayonaise, asparagus on
toast, lettuce, sandwiches, olives and
waters, and neapolitan cream and
angel food cake. There were two Wis
itors present Misses Marie Rowan
and HELEN McLennans and nearly all
the members.
Entertains at give Hundped."
Mrs. M. D. Foley complfmented Mrs
q. s. Peck Tuesday evening at her
handsome home on Forrest street. en-
pertaining with the fascinating game
OF 500. The spacious rooms were so
elegant in furnishings that they need
ed little decorations to make them at
tractive, but beautiful white, pink and
red carnations were used with artistic
effect. May Cecilia, the winsome little
daughter of the home served punch
during the evening. The tally cards
used were hand-painted In pink and
red rose buds, pansyes, violets, forget
me-nots and other pretty designs. all
the beautiful handiwork of the pupils
at the Convent of Mercy. Mrs. Reeves
assisted Mrs. Foley in serving a de-
licious menu of pressed chicken on
lettuce leaves, bread and butter sand |
wiches, waters, olives, preservd figs,
coffee, followed with cream served in
the form of American Beauty roses
and lovely white nut cake. Mrs. Peck.
the honoree, won prize and Mrs. Ed
Weaver also received, one both beauti- |
full silver souvenir spoons of Hatties-
burg and Mr.. Dunn won the gentle
mans prize, deck of gild edged play
ing cards. Those enjoying the delight
full hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Foley
were, Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Peck, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Burr, Mrs. Alice
Webb M. and Mrs. Hanen, Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Weaver. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Dunn. Mr.. ans Mrs 4 I. Major, Mr..
and Mrs. M Rowas.i AR. ana, Mrs.
Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. d. n Moore,
Messrs Greenbaugh ana Bueshsn
DR.. w. T. Wright left thfs morning
for New Orleans to attend the Mardf
Gras festivities.
A Card of Thanks,
To all who aided in the opera Pow
hatan, the members of Trinity Guild |
extend most grateful thanks. The |
faithfulness and interest displayed by |
those taking part was not only aston
ishing but most gratifying, and will |
long be remembered in a most appre- |
ciative manner, not only by members
Of the Trinity Guild but by the entire |
congregation, who thank the public |
for their liberal patronage and also
feel grateful to Messrs Heidelberg. T.
s. Ferguson and Washington for ia
vors rendered.
Herman Magruder left today for
New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras.
Percy Breland returned last night |
from a two days stay in New Orleans. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shannon, who |
have been pleasantly located with Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Miller on Buschmann |
street, have gone to Meridian to live,
much to the regret of their many |
friends.
There will be a called meeting of |
the Foreign Missionary Society of |
Court street M. e. church tomorrow,
Tuesday Afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
president desires full attendance.
Mrs. Bennett Entertains.
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Mrs. r. L. Bennett was hostess
Thursday afternoon of the Reading
Circle of the Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the Main street M. E. church.
An interesting program was well rem