The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-16
Both Phone. IS. Continued From Pare 2
Social and Personal


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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Thursday-
Feb. 18th, afternoon, o'clock,
Maids and matrons with Mrs. M. L.
Thompson Jr.
Saturday,
Saturday, Feb. 10, Mrs. Jno. Bur-
kett's party for the Sowania Club.
Mrs. A. K. McInnis' Trail Club Party.
The Trail Club met on Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. A. K McInnis, the
hostess using the Valentine motif in
the decorations and the luncheon
menu.
Hundreds of red hearts were used
in the reception rooms, with ferns and
cut flowers and the score cards were
hand-painted in cupids, hearts, etc.,
the artistic handiwork Of Miss Ger
trude Olson, the hostess young sister.
Miss Lucille McInnis served punch,
violets lending their graceful purple
beauty to the punch bowl. A three.
course luncheon was served on the
little tables after the games of tire 1,
the first course Of tomato sandwiches
in heart-shape, cherry jelly, stuffed
crabs, beaten biscuits, olives and
waters, followed by almond cream
with individual cakes in heart-shape,
with arrows sticking in them, and
coffee.
Mrs. D. Stout gave several beautiful
selections on the violin and accom-.
panied Miss Lorraine McInnis in 9
pretty solo.
The members who enjoyed Mrs.
Mclnnis' hospitality were Mesdames
M. A. Hoffman, F. B. Ryan, w. A.
Collins, F. J. Duke, v. Seaman, West
o. Tatum, Joe Shelby, Henry D
Foote, w. L Fulton, Misses Leila
James, Montgomery, and the guests
were Stephen Burr, F. l.. Peck, Of
Scranton, Penn; E. L. Robins, George
Cotton, d. Stout, Joe X. McInnis, D
NJ. Watkins, P. M. Seay, j. H. Tur
ner, Karl Anderson, of Roberts, Wis;
Albert Herren and her guest, Mrs
H. c. Huffman, of Ohio, L. L. Major
r. N. Collins, d. e. McInnis, w. L
Logan, Grace Christian, M. D. King
w. H. Cook.
Misses Marie Turner, Hunter Gilt
ton and her guest, Miss Josephine
Coppoch, Lucille and Lorraine Men
mis-.
Mrs. Hickman Compliments Miss
Hester.
Miss Ella Hester, a very attractiv
Birmingham, Ala, girl, was the in
SEPARATION on Tuesday for a pretty Va
entine party The hostess was Mrs
Ellis Hickman at he home in Mai
street. Miss Hester, who is Mr.
Hickman's house guest, wore hant
some gown Of apricot messaline, wit.
pearl trimmings and made over skill
effect. ..
The other guests were the Sowani
club girls and Miss Minnie Hightowe
received in the reception hall.
The reception hall was very prett!
with hearts strung everywhere, fern
banking the stairway and the balu
trade garlanded in red and whit
Here punch was served by the no
tess daughter, Miss Hessie Hickma
and a trio of her friends from tn
Younger set-Misses Olive Pow
Mary Hightower and Francis Ferg
son.
The parlor and library were LAWS
~ adorned with red and white hear
on cutains. walls, and in every avai
able space.
Master William Carl Hickman, tt
small boy of the household, made
charming little cupid in his pink co
tune with the proverbial collectit
of hearts over his shoulder, and l
presented each guest with a hea
valentine, on which was written
heart contest. This caused muC
merriment and Misses Hickman ar
Ethel Powe gave clever musical C
Iections.
Mrs. ]. c. Ballard assisted the no
tess in serving a. two-course lun0
con of sandwiches and ices, pictu,
of cupid being the souvenir on eat
plate.
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In Honor Of Misses George and
Tumlin.
Miss Allie Camp entertained I
Tuesday evening at six-handed euch