The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30

were held yesterday afternoon in thu
private dining room of Hotel Hatties
burg. The entertainment was quit,
a success in every way, the little tot.
winning the hearts of all in their ex
ercises and pretty songs. A small
admission was charged and the pro
ceeds will go to the Lydian Circle Of
Main Street Methodist church, which
is going to furnish the pastors study
in the new church.
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Complimentary Bridge Party
And Dinner.
The Young Girls Bridge Club enter.
tanned at Bridge, followed by dinner
Friday evening at Hotel Hattiesburg.
The affair was in compliment to two
of their members, Miss Leila Belle
Oakley and Miss May Field, who are
to become brides in May.
The tables for Bridge were arrang-
ed in the palm garden, and after the
games, the guests of honor were each
presented with dainty hat pin. Fol
lowing the games an elaborate dinner
was served in the dining room, the
table being arranged in pink roses
and palms, in the center was an ex-
quisite cluster of pink roses and
ferns. Enormous pink roses were
given the girls as favors.
The club members, besides the
guest of honor were Misses Bessie Ha-
ney, Ethel Hill, Marie Rowan, Corrie
Haney Mamie Thompson, Margaret
Hawkins, Allie Camp, Lora and Aus
sic Haney, Norma Powe and Mrs.
Robert Field.
Trail Party For Miss Hamilton.
Miss Marianne Hamilton, a pretty
Birmingham girl, who is the house
guest of Mrs. w. Fielder Cook, was the
guest of honor at Trail Party, given
by her hostess and Mrs. w. w. Craw-
ford, at the home of Mrs. Crawford,
On Walnut street
The decorations were in yellow and
white, and cut glass bowls held yell
ow and white pansies.
Nine tables were arranged on the
porch, and the guests enjoyed a num-
'er of games of Trail. On each table
vas cut glass maple, filled with
-ellow and white mints. The first !
'rize, a pretty bar pin, was won by
lrs. NJ. A. Hoffman, who presented |
to the guest of honor. who wore
ecoming frock of pink, trimmed in |
'oint De Paris lace. The consolation |
vas won by Miss Zoe Soffamon. of |
lobile
Following the games Mrs. Craw-
ord, Mrs. Cook and Mrs. w. B. Per-
served a tempting two-course
incheon of chicken patties. cheese
alls, pimento and peanut sandwich
S and ice tea, followed by cream
nd cake, served in little yellow bas-
cts and surrounded by yellow and
'hite pansies.
The guests present were Mesdames
. W. Rich, E. L. Robbins, S. V. Rob-
rtson, R. X. Smith, L. L. Major, ].
|. Stevens, Philip j. Toomer, Ben
oomer, William Bibb of Texas, H. s.
urner, w. B. Perry, Bessie Wood
tewart, Floyd Ames, v. M. Seaman,
Burr, Fred Cline, r. ~ Collins, M.
. Field, w. B. Follanbee, Henry
cote, M. A. Hoffman, j. c. Magruder,
Richardson, A. X. McInnis, Joe
helby, R. D. Reeves, P. A. Carter,
. c. Hauenstein; Misses jamie Nc
cod and her guest, Gladys Harrison,
Kansas City; Zoe Soffaman, of
obile, Lucy and Bette Conner, Edna
gler and Laura White, of Biloxi.
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r. and Mrs. c. A. Williams
Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Williams enter !,
ined a number of friends Friday
ening in honor of the tenth ami.
rsary of their marriage.
The rooms were prettily arranged .
tn cut flowers and ferns. Mrs.
illiams, in a pretty hand embroid- .
ed lingerie, was assited in receiv- :
3 the guests by Mrs. W. r. Thames =
d Miss E'na Maddux. In the hall, q
sses Jeanette Currie, Sara Nor
n and Raba Phillips served punch, :,
punch bowl being gracefully ar ),
nged with pink and white roses