The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-27

Mrs. Seymour Knott, Mrs. ]. M.
Winslow, her son Joseph and her.fath-
er, Mr.. Henry Mech, after spending
the summer in different parts of the
North, will return to Hattiesburg on
September Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Korndoffer and
children of New Orleans, are visiting
their brother, Mr.. w. A. Dozier and
family, on River avenue, after visit
to their sister, Mrs. c. B. Smith in
Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Roberts of Wa
nilla, who have also been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Dozier, left Thursday for
their home. .,
Mrs. D. B. Holmes returned Friday,
after months absence, during which
she visited her niece, Mrs. Louis
Perkins in Batesville, and her sister,
Mrs Hill, in Meridian. Mrs. Holmes
visited several other points in Missis-
sippi, organizing, or preparing to or
ganize U. D. G. chapters.
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Miss Katie Boyd George, after a
vacation spent with her brother-in-
laws and sisters, Chancellor and Mrs.
A. A. Kincannon at Oxford and Mr..
and Mrs. James Phipps Chase at
Lucy, Tenn, sailed on the fifteenth
for Paris, France, to resume her du-
ties and join another sister, Miss
Anna E. George.
Miss Katy Boyd has made a study
of languages, and holds a prominent
position as membership secretary of
the Paris Y. w. G. A.
Among the visitors in the city are
Mrs. w. J. Thames and children OF
Hattiesburg, who are guests of rela
tives in West End.
Rev. Messrs B. W., John T., H. P
Jr., and o. S. Lewis, all brothers and
preachers and sons of preacher, Rev
H. P. Lewis, Sr., are jointly holding {
revival meeting in the Methods
church at Scooba, of which the frs
named, Rev. B. w. Lewis, is pastor il
charge.
Miss Allie Smith, after a pleasan
visit with Mrs. ]. R. Dunn, returned
Monday to her home in Hattiesburg
Laurel Chronicle.
House Party for Weekend.
A house party has been arrange
for the weekend at Mammoth Spring
l. Hotel, the popular resort with tn
n young people. Quite number c
young ladies went out today and tn
young men will go out on the ever
Z, ing train. Among the young ladie
It who compose the party are Misse
Lora and .Aussie Haney, Norma Pow
Ethel Hill, Mabel Greer, Minnie, Ii
n cile and Katie Hightower, Lucil
e Sweat, Bertha Trotter, Bessie an
Ethel Powe, Corinne Venable of Lun
berton, Claud Eager of Clinton.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Robertson, M
II and Mrs. Eugene Fly and DR.. and Mr.
u Mounger, will be the chaperones.
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Mr.. Henry Mech of Belleviey
L Mich, gave a birthday party on A
= gust oath for his granddaughter, Mr.
's Seymour Knott of Hattiesburg, ;
which many of her friends and fo
mer schoolmates from Battle Cree
and Belleview were present. A
H. elaborate six o'clock dinner ws
IS served, the place cards being po
cards of girls heads, on which wei
written the partners of the guests.
- A riddle game and others wei
80 played, Miss Nellie Hamilton winnir
. the first prize and Miss Florent
Fields the second, the prizes being
box of note paper and a note boo
There were as many guests as Il
4 years of the honor guests life-2
and picture was taken Of the grou
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4 Birthday Party.
Ill Friday being little Gladys Ray
4 seventh birthday, her mother, Mrs.
| L. Ray. entertained number of ch
! dren in her honor from to 6.
Mesdames S. R. Walker, R.,
I Reeves, l.. R. Yancey and Misses R
II by Moore and Bliss Farley assist
| Mrs. Ray in amusing the small gues
! and serving ice crea mand cake.
Pink and white was used most