The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-01
+>0cza/ and Personal
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ana Gabe Hawkins, Barksdale and
Ben Stevens. H. G. and Jim Greer,
John Reedy and Eber Wilder and An
gus Mcleod. Harvey S. Turner and
Fewell Thompson leave on the sew
enth for Castle Heights school, Leba-
non, Tenn. Duncan Draughn will re-
sumo his course in medicine at the
medical department of Vanderbilt
University. Miss Annie Draughn will
return to Centenary College, Cleve-
land, Tenn. Heber Thames and Civ
han Gillian will continue their course
in civil engineering at Georgia Tech,
Atlanta, Ga. Fred Bridges and Ches-
ter Jones will leave on the twentieth
for the far north and enter the st.
Louis School of Pharmacy at st. Louis
Miss Annie Rose Mcleod will be a
junior at Randolph-Macon, Lynchburg,
Va. William Ferguson and Dewitt
Cameron will enter Millsaps College.
! In Honor of Misses Morson and
Walker
Although the weather was threaten.
| ing and a storm seemed iminent, all
was bright within doors when Miss
Elsie Smith entertained at her home
on West Fourth street Tuesday even
ing in honor Of two attractive visiting
girls, Miss Zulie Morson, of Jackson
Miss, and Miss Annie Walker, of
Mobile, Ala. The house was tasteful
ly decorated in potted plants and the
large double parlors were given over
to games.
Misses Josie and Meta Smith, the
young sisters of the hostess served
punch from dainty table in the front
hall, the scene was one of life and
beauty and one to be long remembered
by the two fortunate young girls, who
were thus beautifully complimented.
Miss Morson is a petite brunette
and has been the recipient of many
pretty compliments during her stay
with her sister, Mrs. Nathan Green.
Miss Walker, who is the guest of
Mrs. ]. P. Gray, is one of this seasons
graduates, and looked very chic in
her graduation dress of solk tissue
trimmed with val lace.
During the evening delicious re-
freshments were served by Mesdames
]. P. Gray, e. M. Bond and Miss Flora
Smith.
Those who helped make the hours
glide by on fitting wings were: Misses
Bahia Phillips, Edna Heron, Leila
Harrell, of Birmingham; Ruth Perry
and the honorees, Zulie Morson and
Annie Walker; Messrs. J. M. Perry
Arthur Morson, w. o. Gray, A. C]
Hopper, of Memphis; E. X. Moore,
G. L. Pace, M. Abney, E. Kingsberry
Hugh Morson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. GRAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Bond, besides the
charming hostess. 90"
In Honor of Little Vivian Erma York's
Seventh Birthday.
A number of little folk enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. York, when
they entertained in honor of their
granddaughter, Erma York, of New
Orleans.
The little folk frollicked gaily on the
porch and lawn. Mrs. w. j. York.
assisted by Mrs. Robinson and Miss
Lena Stories served cream, lemon ice
cake and candy. The table around
which the little folk stood while
served was very attractive with it's
Japanese centerpiece and Japanese
vase filled with American Beauty
roses. On each end of the table was
a large cut glass bowl filled with
fruit. ..
The little guests present were.
Thelma Hilliard, Alberta Warm, Cause
Lee, Myrtle Wood, Virginia and Irene
Novels, Mike Frombley. Willie Nav
McGee, of Mobile; Gennie Ray Hemp
hill, Earl Warm, Ruth Robinson, Lenitt
Harper, and the little honoree, Vivian
Erma York.
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Mrs. S. M, Vann, of Huntsville, Ala.
is expected this afternoon tosbe the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Don WnN at,
DR.. and Mrs, s. S. TurneSs.s INF. an y
Mrs. vann Will leave on the thfrtssn,h,
for their future home In Lns AAsaf>z.
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