The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-17

partly concealed with Irish witticisms,
afforded much merriment as they
were read.
Little Misses Alberta Powe and
Susie Combs then served a delicious
menu of fruit salad in orange cups,
stuffed peppers, bread and butter
sandwiches, olives and Saratoga
flakes, followed by ice cream in rose
design, with green and gold ribbon
cake.
The club members present were
Mrs. P. A. Carter, George Carter,
Robert Burkett, Leo Martin, j. c.
Ballard, w. s. F. Tatum, ]. A. Nc
Leod, J. A. Richardson, s. L. Heidel-
burg and West Tatum. Guests: Mrs.
Carr, Misses Spence and Mcdonald.
The next is the regular meeting
next Wednesday, with Mrs. West
Tatum at $50 o'clock.
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Entertainment at Sacred Heart
Academy.
The kindergarten department of the
Sacred Heart Academy gave delight
full entertainment at the convent. The
kindergarten rooms were tasteful'y
decorated in garlands of pink, green
ard white tissue paper, and large red
| bells hung from chandeliers, windows
and doors.
Each little tot taking part in the
program, acquitted themselves ad-
mirably, and the afternoon was en-
ioyed by all.
The program was as follows.
Valse, Instrumental Trio. .Streabbog
M. Heisler T. Senton. M. Clark.
Examination. .Clark's First Reader
Reading, Spelling, Tables, Catechism.
Duet-Sulight Polka ......... Siegel
Piano ....... ... Mildred Heisler
Violin ...............L exie Sullivan
Reading, Spelling, Tables, Catechism
Duet-Honey Bell Polka. .Streabbog
Mary Cecile Foley and c. Doherty.
Examination ......... Primer Glass
Reading, Spelling, Tables, Catechism
Recitation-A Troublesome Caller
...... Little Girls and Boys
Duet ......... The Gypsy Maiden
Piano-Myrtle Church.
Violin-Helen Uter
Song-That Would Be Fine
! ....... Little Girls and Boys
Piano Solo. Thelma Senton
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Informal Card Party.
Mrs. George Autry entertained a
few friends informally at cards Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
,, w. B. Perry, on Elizabeth avenue.
/ The decorations were red carnations
and ferns. After several games of
$780," the prize was awarded, Mrs. J.
e. Stevens After the game the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. W. B. Perry and
Mrs. G. p Smith, served a dainty
salad course, followed by an ice
course.
The guests were Mesdames G. P.
Smith, r. d. Reeves, George Derrick
son, E. H. Weaver, Earl King, M. D.
King. Albert Herren, Charles Driver.
M. A. Hoffman, L. L. Major, ]. e.
Stevens, W. H. Morford, Carl Ander-
| son of Roberts, Wis; w. B. Perry;
Misses Allie Camp, Bessie Haney and
Lavinia Currie.
Davidson opening yesterday was
one long to be remembered From
early morning until late at night the
store as thronged with people ed
miring the pretty hats, handsome
gowns and rich decorations.
The store looked like a veritable
| flower garden, with it's masses. of
roses and vines, with these and the
singing of the birds it required but
! little imagination to transport ones
thoughts to fairyland.
Souvenirs, little rabbits and chick
ems, were given every one who
called.
Home Mission Society With
Mrs. Logan.
The meeting this week of the Home
| Mission Society of Main Street Meth.
odist church was held with Mrs. w
l.. Logan, on Hemphill street. The
corset cover sale, which the ladies
will have on March 22, was discussed
and donations were collected for the
orphanage box.
| Twenty-Five members were present
and the following guests: Mesdames
Ben Holmes, Neva Wall, A. X. Ramsey
and M. L. Harper.
After the meeting, Mrs. Logan, as
sisted by Mesdames F. M. Smith and
Neva Wall, served cream and cake.
Icake.
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The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the First Baptist church, will have
their shirtwaist sale at Heidelberg
furniture store, beginning Friday af
ternoon at one o'clock and continuing
all day Saturday.
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Today Saint Patrick's Day.