The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-24
THE HllTTIESBURt4 NEWS

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ing that evening at Z, The party CON
sisted of Misses Carrie Jackson, Mary
Ellison, Alma Roberts, May Haney,
Elene Gatlin, Marie Hill, Velma Nor
ris, of Heidelberg, Olive Powe, Ruth
Thrash, Katherine Shelby, of Natchez,
Laurie Oden, of Birmingham and
Messrs Tom Longre, Alexander Wat
kins, Chas. Watkins, James Harris
and Jack Hill.
Birthday Party.
Little Charles Reade Hall, Jr., en-
tertained at the hime of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Hail. ST., 116
East Sixth street, Tuesday afternoon
from to 6, a number of his friends
in honor of his sixth birthday.
The color scheme, yellow, was car
ried out in the decorations and clus-
tiers of nasturituims were seen here
and there. The refreshments, an ice
course was served on the broad gal,
lery, where the young people played
games and swung in hammocks, while
some of the boys played ball and base
in the yard.
The young host received a number
of pretty presents. Vivean Tryant
and Thos. E. Waugh, Jr, assisted
Mrs. Hall in serving and entertaining
the little guests who We're: Vivian
and Sam Friant, Kathleen and Ruth
Hammock, Donald and Thelma Mattox,
Peyton and Eloise Philip, Clyde Jack
son, Elmer Gray, Thos. E. Waugh, Jr.,
Edmund Travis, William Pack, Clifford
Jackson and Mark Reynolds.
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The trip Wednesday given by the
Tatum Lumber Company to the Sum-
mer Normal at South Mississippi Col
lege was enjoyed by the teachers as
well as the visitors from town who
were privileged. TO go, among them
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. S. Tatum
and sons, Will and Tatum, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Tatum and son Robert,
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Watkins, Mrs.
Chas. Hays and little Gladys Hays,
Mr.. Tom Ferguson and William Fer
guson, Messrs NJ. L. Bixler, NJ. L. Full
ton, Mesdames Ben Thompson, W. A.
CLAYTON, O. l.. Merrill, Misses Marie
and Leila Belle Oakley, Katie Allen
Josie Frazier, Francis Ferguson, Eliz
abeth and Olive Watkins.
The party left Hattiesburg at one
o'clock and were taken on special
train over the Tatum Lumber Co
logging road. The firsct stop was
made at the logging camp in the
piney woods near Purvis and here the
visitors had a gay time riding on thu
log wagons and amusing themselves
in various ways. Mr.. West Tatun
= and his father Mr.. w. F. S. Tatun
and even the latter's two little sons
VIII and Frank Tatum, were every
| where explaining the routine and wor
1 of the logging camp and making tn
? visitors welcome. The pure air an
: pine trees helped to make the after
t noon an ideal one. On the retur
b home the party was taken over tn
r Tatum Lumber Co. mill at Bonhommt
d reaching Hattiesburg about o'clocl
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Y DR.. Robert McCord left today 70
h his home in Greenwood, Tenn. D
}. McCord acted as best man in tn
f Currie-McCord nuptials Wednesda
4 evening.
g Miss Alice Gerson, of Collins, is tn
p guest of her cousin, Mrs. Herbert +
=. Graham, on West Pine street.
T Mrs. w. F. S. Tatum and sons, Wi
" and Frank left this morning to spen
, a few days in Gulfport.
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The Trip to Bonhommls.
10 Here's to the land of long leaf pin
u, Where the days are long and the ST.
&c doth shine"
Not since that time when the f
= nous duke with his followers chast
Punishment into holiday and mac
!, merry in the forest of Arden, has
u jollier lot of humanity turned out
find books in running brooks, sc
mons in stones and good in everythn!
than the two hundred and fifty st
dents and instructors who ran ava
y from the South Mississippi COLES