The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-25

while MISS Irene Hnlsheu ooh"oi
cial course.
A. ]. Grove has returned from a
weeks stay in Chattanooga, where he
was called by the illness of his aged
grandfather, Mr.. j. B. Mills. When
he returnd his grandfather was con-
siderably improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. U. Dozier, of Me-
ridian, are spending a few days with
friends and relatives here. Before |
returning to their home they will
spend a few days at their country |
home few miles from the city.
| The friends of Miss Allie Smith
will be glad to know that she has
been elected teacher Of domestic
science at the Agricultural School at
Poplarville. Miss Smith recently
completed the course at South Mis-
sippi College.
who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. M. L.. Harper and sister, Mrs
Henry Turner, on Elizabeth avenue,
is now visiting in Bay Spring. She
will also spend a day or two in New
ton before returning to her home.
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Miss Sophronia Hyde, who has been
teaching music in this city the past
year, will leave Saturday for her home
in Poplarville. On the second OF
June Miss Hyde will leave for Balti
more, where she will make a short
visit to friends, and on the eleventh
of June will sail from New York for
three months tour through Europe,
returning in September to resume her
work.
Miss Nina Unglesby, of Kansas City,
Mo-, who has been spending some
time in the city in the interest of the
church societies of Court Street Meth
800
Purvis. then she will go to Lumbertor
. and then to points on the coast
where she will spend the summer
Her work in the societies is appre
ciated very much by the ladies wh'
will miss her from their midst
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s. HarpoIe-TalIey Marriage in Winona'
s. quiet but pretty marriage, whicl
occurred Saturday evening in W1nona
Miss. was that of Miss Ada Harpol
Is and Mr.. Charlie McCauley Talley, O
IT this city. The marriage was so
s. emnized at nine o'clock, at the HON
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mr.
William Henry Harpole, in the pre-
ence of relatives only. The ceremon
ei was performed by Rev. Martin Bal
40 and there were no attendants. In
III bride wore a handsome gray tallore
suit, with gray hat
~ Mr.. Talley is the son of Mr.. al
Mrs. ]. M. Talley, of Dixon, Tenn, b.
-, has been residing in Winona until Il
80 mast two months, when he came
-, this city to accept position as pr
scriptionist at the Corner Drug StoI
and during his short stay here HI
no made a number of friends.
mi Mr.. Talley and his bride arriv
= Sunday and are at home with Mr.. al
MA Mrs r. F. Sweat, on Bay street.
Mrs. Seaman Compliments
6 Mrs. Ryan.
Complimentary to Mrs. F. B. Rye
b who will leave one day next week
70 her future home in Bogalusa, l.
Mrs. V. NJ. Seaman entertained
Trail Club and a number of OIL
guests Tuesday afternoon at Ho
NJ Hattiesburg.
Receiving at the door of the pa
garden were Mesdames V. M. Scanl
F. B. Ryan, NJ. A. Hoffman, Mis-
Martha Barrow. Of Baton Rouge
Bette and Lucy Conner. Serv
punch from punch bowl pref
decorated with yellow and white d
les and sweet peas, were Mis-
Leila and Ruth James, Hunter
ton and Willie Montgomery.
t Bowls and vases of yellow and WI
daisies and sweet peas were
stands scattered between the nur
GUS palms. The score cards |
} q sketches in pen and ink.
I During the afternoon pretty pi
and vocal solos were rendered
Mesdames S. V. Robertson, V.
Seaman, ]. C. Tompkins and
~ Leila James.
Mrs. Seaman presented Mrs.