The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-01-13


form no plans for immediate enter.
tainment on account of the approach
ing visit of Rev. G. G.. Sneade, the
newly appointed deacon for South
Mississippi, who was formerly rector
OF the largest congregations in Little
Rock, Ark. Mr.. Sneade will hold serv-
Ice three times daily for a week Or
ten days at Trinity Episcopal church,
and will preach his first sermon Sun.
day morning at II o'clock. After a
short discussion relative to the con.
templated opera, Mrs. Burkett served
delicious two-course luncheon. Dur.
ing the serving Of the refreshments
Mrs.Berry, mother of the hostess. on.
tertained the Guild with a most inter.
esting reading. After a pleasant So
cial hour the Guild adjourned to meet
Monday. week, with Mrs. j. P. Haney.
corner of Buschmann and Agnes
street. There will be no meeting Of
the Guild this next. Monday, in order
that all members may attend serv-
Ices at Trinity church Monday after.
noon. All denominations are invited
to attend these services. SOS.
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Surprised Their Pastor.
Among the many bright surprises,
none was more enjoyable, nor could
any have been a more comulete sur.
prise, than was the one on last eve
ming when the Bay Street Presbyter
ian congregation surprised their pas.
tor and his wife. Gathering at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Griffin
at an early hour, each armed with
delicious refreshments and went ina
body upon their unsuspecting friends
at the Bay Street Presbyterian
mause. After Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
had recovered from their surprise at |
the size of the crowd, they gave to
each and all most cherry welcome. |
A most pleasant social hour was en-
joyed. Miss Ray, the expression teach
er, added "a pleasant feature by her
interesting readings, as did also lit
tie Misses Mary Louise Campbell and
Grace Carr. Mrs. Singleton gave
some very pretty musical numbers.
1t proved very pleasant occasion,
and the visitors and the visited, all
enjoyed its every moment.
FIynoh Party.
The Flynch party, with which Mrs.
Don Van complimented two charm
ing young ladies of Gulfport, Misses
Evans and Currie, at the lovely home
Of Mrs. McCarnico, on Buschmann
street, where this charming young ma
iron has apartments, was quite as
pretty and elegant an affair as we
nave counted on the social calendar
his season. Mrs Van as a matron,
ust as was the case in her girlhood,'t
S one of the most popular of the
arge circle in which she moves and
Ter entertainments are always delight.
ul. Upon the occasion of this recent
lffair, she took special pains for the
pleasure of her friends. The result
vas an exceptionally enjoyable eve.
ling, every moment of which was a
oy to all present. Lovely refresh.
nents were served, making a most
pleasant ending of a very ENJOYABLE
evening.
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Misses Evans and Currie, two at
ractive young ladies of Gulfport, who
we're the guests of Mrs. Don Van yes
erday and last evening. left. this
morning Off Meridian. Woman's Col
egt, to resume their school work for
he remainder of the session.
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A few couples gathered at the Of
Ice OF the Union Pressing club last
'vening and enjoyed delightful two
curse luncheon, served from Hotel
Mrs. Phil Toomer will entertain :
he Maids and Matrons Thursday af-
ernoon at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. H. c. Dickson left Sunday for
Nashville, Tenn, to look after his {