The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-25

will represent an oak tree, and Ed
Wood a thistle. Miss Poole will give
two pretty fancy dances. The roses
and weeds will be taken by the dane
ing set of this city. Lilies, daisies and
onions will also be represented
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The Gum-C Chewing Habit.
DR.. Helen r. Kellogg's recent ad-
monition to women to stop chewing
gum and give their faces a chance for
rest may have been a beauty hint,
says the Times Democrat, but it is
timely, and the men also must pay
heed.
The habit of chewing in public no
doubt is the outgrowth of the lone
soineness of city life, where the need
of the little niceties seem unneces
sary, since mo one knows me and
may never see me again." but its in
crease is good only for the manufac-
turers of gum, and is to be deplored.
Perhaps DR.. Kelloggs warning that
the face suffers loss of line and beau
ty through constant moving of the
jows may be effective. Let us hope
such will be the case and the gum
chewing habit disappear.
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! Tallyho Ride For Delegates.
The Nevada-Martin Missionary of
Court Street Methodist church enter
tanned the delegates who are here
attending the meeting of Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society at a de-
lightful tallyho ride Wednesday after
noon.
There were seven tallyhos and the
visitors enjoyed the pleasant ride ov-
er this pretty little city. Mrs. John
Dahlier, Mrs. r. l.. Breland, Rev. o.
s. Lewis, Misses Gladys and Maggie
Thompson, Annie Dee Hall and Lalla
Graham enjoyed the ride with the
visitors and showed them the places
of interest.
This afternoon the delegates are be.
ing entertained at a reception from
to 6 at the home of Mrs. R. N. Col.
Inns, on Bay street.
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Miss Francis French left Thursday
for McComb City, where she will be
Inman. Later Miss French will join
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e
French, in Mobile, where they will
reside.
Miss French, although she has beer
here but a short time, having moved
here recently from Bogolusa, La.
made a number of friends here, espe
cially among the younger set, who
will miss her from their dances ant
parties where she was always a pop
ular member.
The members of Trinity church ar,
delighted that they will have thei
new rector with them on Easter Sun
day.
Rev Simpson Attmore has been il
England for the past three years, unit
six months ago, since when, he ha'
been visiting relatives in Macastatc
Texas. Rev. Attmore is at Hote
HattiesbHrg, his wife joining him Il
about ten days, and he will hold hi
; first service with his new flock Oh
Easter Sunday,
Among those out of town who al
tended the funeral of little Christin
Arledge, here Tuesday we're: MI
! ]. e. Bilbo and wife, Mr.. w. o. Bib
) and wife, Mr.. c. e. Bilbo and Iittl
= daughters, Thelma and Claude Edwin
of Picayune; and Mr.. W. H. Arledge
of Hattiesburg.-PoplarviIle Ere
+ Press.
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Mrs. E. Bordeaux and Miss Nanni
: Bettisworth, of Crystal Springs, ar
J the guests of the formers daughter
Mrs. A. T. Carmichael, on Sixt
street. Miss Bettisworth is dele
gate to the Woman's Foreign Mission
: airy Society of the Mississippi confer
ence, which is meeting in this city.
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The Westminster Aid of Bay Stree
Presbyterian church will give a
Easter Egg Hunt Saturday afternoo
at the old George place on Bay stree
known as Magnolia Hill. Every chill
, Will receive cordial welcome.
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, Mrs. W. F. S. Tatum and Mrs. Wi
Nelson will give an Easter Egg Hun