The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-08-31

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Miss May Talulah Haney left Tues
uay for Purvis, to visit Miss Stella
Stay and will spend some time with
Mrs Chas. Spears and Miss Corinne
Nenable, in Lumberton.
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Mr. and Mrs, Ed Edmonson, of
Eighth street, are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of son, Tuesday,
Aug, 30th. Mrs. Edmonson will be
remembered as Miss Gertrude Eaton.
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Miss Maggie Adama returned Sat
urday from a visit to st. Louis. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Ora Adams, of Macon, Mo-, who will
be her guest for several days.
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Misses Mamie Draughn, Maggie
White, Mesdames Mamie G. Foster
and r. Young returned Saturday from
a two weeks stay in Washington,
Norfolk, Va. and New York.
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Mrs Daisy McLaurin Stevens of
Brandon, with the little girls, Daisy,
Ann and Delta, of Brandon, after
visit to relatives here, left today for
Augusta, to spend a few days.
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Mrs. Rudolph Korndoffer, with Ru-
dolph, Jr., left Monday for New Or
leans, after~a visit to her brother, Mr..
w. A. Dozier and family, Miss Lottie
Korndoffer will visit relatives in
Laurel before returning to New Or
leans.
! Mr.. G. H Armbrecht, of Hatties-
burg, brother of the United States
district attorney, has just concluded
a trip fro mHattiesburg to Mobile in
an auto. He is visiting his mother,
Mrs. c. Armbrecht, n Caroline ave-
nue.. Mr.. Armbrecht was accom-
panied on his trip to Mobile by Mr..
c. c. Arnett, southern manager for the
Fl. II, Halter Lumber Company, Of
Hattiesburg.- Register.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kullman, their
daughter, Mary Louise and son, II.
Mervin Kullman, left Tuesday for
their home in Water Proof, La, after
a visit to their .brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dreyfus.
Mr. Kullman and his family have
been in Europe, visiting in Paris and
other points, including Oberammer-
gan, where they saw the Passion Play.
They will spend few days in Match
ez before going to Water Proof.
Parent Teachers Committee Meets.
The committee in charge of the re-
ception to be given the faculty of the
public schools at Hotel Hattiesburg
on Friday evening, Sept. 16, met on
Tuesday afternoon at the First Bap-
fist church with the general manager,
Mrs. R. B. Stapleton, presiding.
Reports received from the chairmen
of the different wards were very graf
flying and committees were appointed
to further assist in the arrangements
for the reception. Everything posi-
BILE is being done by this committee
in charge to make the affair one long
to be remembered in Hattiesburg.
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Invitation To eachers' Reception
The Parent Teachers Association
request the pleasure of the company
Of every father and mother that has
child in the public schools, at the |
reception for the teachers on the eve
ing of Sept 16, from eight to half |
after ten o'clock, at Hotel Hatties- |
burg.
No printed invitations will be issued |
to the parents other than through this |
medium. The teachers, being the |
honor guests, will, with the ministers |
and their wives, be the only ones to |
receive personal cards as 1t would be |
almost impossible to send cards to
each parent.
Misses Daisy, Ann and Delta Ste |
vans, who, with their mother, Mrs. |
Daisy McLaurin Stevens of Brandon,
Miss, are visiting relatives here,
were prettily complimented on Tues
day afternoon by Miss Fanny Stevens, |
the little daughters of Mr.. G. z. Ste
yens.