The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-25

- hiSiu, Jr., Misses Etnel Hill, IOra
Haney, Marie Rowan, Norma Powe
and Miss Earline White, of Meridian.
Quiet Marriage.
A quiet marriage occurred Thanks
giving afternoon when Miss Mamie
Story and Mr.. Wiles Hamblington
Boyette were united in the holy bonds
of wedlock. The wedding took place
at the home of Mrs. Mary G. Hamil-
ton, on Jackson street, at four o'clock,
and the ceremony was performed by
Rev. c. w. Fail.
The bride, who wore pretty frock
of pale blue wolfe, over satin, was
reared in Kosciusko, but for the past
few months has resided in this city,
where she has made a number of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyette are at home
for few days with Mrs. Hamilton,
after which they will take trip West,
and on their return will reside in
Braxton.
Thanksgiving was spent in various
ways in the city, many attending SER
vices at the churches in the morning.
In the afternoon there were two at
fractions, the matinee and the basket
/
ball game, between the Hattiesburg
team, ex-high school girls, and the
present team of the High School.
This brought out number Of young
people as well as the married folks,
and canes with blue and white rib
bons, the Hattiesburg's celors, and the
purple and gold, High School pennants
were much in evidence.
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Mrs. Carter's Luncheon For Miss
Mamie Scales.
Mrs P. A. Carter had few girls at
luncheon Wednesday at l o'clock, in
compliment to Mobile visiting girl,
Miss Mamie Scales, the house guest of
Mrs. Carter's sisters-in-law, Misses
Annie and Ruth Carter.
The table decorations were exquis-
itely simple and pretty, the center
piece being an immense fiat arrange
ment of large white chrysanthemums.
Long-stemmed white chrysanthemcms
were at each guests plate and silver
and red-shaded candelabra gave the
finishing touch OF color to the board.
Mrs. Carter presided gracefully, and
the menu was elaborate.
In the parlors, after the game AZ,
and music was enjoyed.
Other guests beside the guest OF
honor, Miss Scales, were Misses Tena
johnson, Annie and Ruth Carter, Mary
Anna Allen, Irene Carter and Lena
and Leila Johnson.
Miss Scales wore handsome gown
of red crepe de chine, with trimming
of messaline and white lace, the rich
color being most becoming to her del
icate blonde color. After spending g
week with the Misses Carter, Miss
Scales left today for Meridian, to visit
Mrs. T. j. Garner.
Wednesday Club With Mrs. Owen
Gore.
A delightful meeting of the Wednes
day Club was held Wednesday will
Mrs. owen Gore, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. B. D. Moore, on Southern
avenue. The program rendered was
as follows:
"The Philosophy of Jacob Bohme's
Paradise''-Mrs. Rush.
Carlyle on Goeth"-Mrs. Foote.
German Thought as Influenced by
Kant"-Mrs. w. H. Cook.
Reading from Heine-Mrs. Robbins
Piano Solo, 20, Thou Sublime Swee
Evening STAR" Wagner-Mrs. McIn
mis-.
"Luther's Translation, Of the Bible
Mrs. w. F. Cook.
1.-THE Passion Play" by Mrs. Grace
Christian, was most interesting. Mrs
Christian spent the summer abroad
and witnessed the play, so her accoun
of it was thoroughly enjoyed.
At the conclusion of the program
Mrs. Towns L. Smith gave two pretty
piano solos.
In the dining-room Mrs. Gore ant
Mrs. Moore served fruit salad, pimentt
sandwiches, olives, almonds, waters
and coffee, followed by pumpkin pie
with whipped cream and cherries
The table around which the guests
were seated, had hand-embroideret
cover, and its center-piece was o