The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-11

life of South America.
Refreshments of cream and cake
were served by the two little daugh-
| tiers of the hostess, Elizabeth and
Olive Watkins to the following mem
bers, Mesdames v. M. Seaman, M. A.
Hoffman, F. B. Ryan, H. s. Stevens,
George Ellis, E. j. Mitchell, j. j. Stew
ems; Misses Olive Watkins and Fanny
Goulding.
The Historical Club of the U. d. c.
will meet Saturday afternoon at )
o'clock with Miss Ella Seaman on
Walnut street. Following is the musi-
cal part of the program, which Will be
rendered:
Vocal Solo. .... Mrs. B. d. Moore
Instrumental Solo. Miss Thompson
Vocal Solo ... Mrs. Frank Summers
Vocal Solo 80. Miss Dozie MCGOWAN
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Miss Lucie Moore, of Collins, will
arrive this evening to spend the week
end with her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. l.. Love, on
Main street.
The Mite Box Brigade of Court
Street Methodist church will meet
Saturday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs D. E. Sullivan on Rebecca ave-
nue..
. Rev. j. N. McMillin returned this
4 morning from a visit to North Miss.
4 He will preach next Sunday, both
I morning and evening, in his pulpit at
& Columbia Street Baptist church.
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Mrs. T. o. Harriwel, who has been
spending the past month with rela-
/ tives in New Orleans, was the guest
of relatives Thursday, en- route to her
!. home in Chattanooga.
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All who are to take part in the con-
+ cert to be given for the benefit of
the Rescue Home, are requested to
be at Mrs. D. B. Holmes this even
5 ing at o'clock.
I Mrs. o. E. White is spending a few
/, days in the city, guest of her sister,
: Mrs. S. R. Walker, ell route from
!. Lumberton to Newton, where she will
I reside in the future.
There will be a rehearsal this even.
!, ing of the musical extravaganza The
= National Flower" at the Elks' Club
: at o'clock, and all who are to take
> part are requested to be there.
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Nv NI,-e Enu1or hc
). have been residing in Elizabeth ave
i nue., are now located in the Howell
= home, III Third street.
The Jenny Wren Sewing Club will
meet Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock
with little Mildred Heisler, on Bay
street.
Mrs J. c. Messer is in Cantleberry
death of her father Mr.. Allen Buff
finton.
Mrs. Lewis Glasner left this morn
ing for Jackson to spend two weeks
iwth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Linn
ley.
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Mr. and Mrs R. K. Smith and Mrs
S. Burr have returned from a few
days stay in New Orleans.
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Mrs. d. O. Summer has returne
= from visit to her daughter Mrs. Q
E. White, in Lumberton.
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Miss Matte Cotton has returne
from a visit to her sister, Mrs M. E
Williams, in Jackson.
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III w. B. Shearer, of New Orleans, wa
was a business visitor in the cit
= Thursday.
Charlie Anglin, of Jackson, is spent
ID ing the day in the city with friends.
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IN Miss Gertie Otto left this mornin
IL to visit relatives in New Orleans.
~ DR.. E. ]. Mitchell was bushes
~ visitor to Mobile Thursday
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T. P. Legal, of Memphis, is spend
~ ing the day here.
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at Mrs. r. E. Irwin has returned fror
lie visit to relatives in Texas.
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Mt B. D. Young, of Memphis, is Wis
IL tor in the city.
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r. M. E. Jay, of Jackson, is a visitor i
the city.
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