The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-25
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Social and Personal
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son, Fannie Thompson, Annie Heidel-
berg, Mrs. Jno. Morgan, of Marianna'
Ark, Messrs. Eugene Bridges, E. f.
Simpson, L. C. Mays, G. Cranberry,
Reuben Small, Gibbs, Walter O'Fer-
rail-, Louis Waller.
Mrs. A. S. Trigg was called to NC
Calls Creek Wednesday morning to
her son Willie Trigg, who was injured
in an accident on Tuesday afternoon.
His injuries were painful, but not Sc
rious, and Mrs. Trigg brought him
home with her that afternoon to re-
main until entirely recovered.
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Mrs. A. P. Miller, with Miss Dorothy
Miller and baby George Lowell Miller,
are expected here Saturday from
Brandon, Miss, to join her sister, Mrs.
George M. Calhoun on a visit to an
other sister in Gulfport. Mrs. Leary
Mcpherson for week, and then Mrs.
Miller will visit in this city.
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Mrs. D. M. Gatiin returned Wednes-
day from dulfport, where she has
been member of a house party
given by Mrs. Early and her daughter,
Miss Fanny Cheers Early. There
were guests from Memphis, Vicks-
burg and Jackson, and short trips to
Biloxi and other points were features
of the house party.
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Birthday Party.
Miss Phyllis Reeves, the seven-year'
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID
Reeves, entertained thirteen little
friends on Wednesday afternoon from
4 to $3.50 in honor of her seventh
birthday.
Grape punch was served in the hal
as the children entered, after which
they were entertained on the lawn
Mesdames w. A. Collins, Lewis Drane
F. L. Ray, Misses Bessie, May ant
Anes Haney and Miss Corinne Vena
BILE of Lumberton, assisted Mrs
Reeves.
In the dining room a color mott
of green and white was used with th'
birthday cake in white with greel
tapers. Cream and cake were serve'
the children present being Edward
Alberta and Thomas Scanlan, Wilery
Alice and Katherine Jackson, Tuppe
and Becker Drane, Chapman Hill
Francis May Wagner, Gladys Ray
Eugenia Bolton, Charlie Williams, o
Gulfport.
Farewell Party.
Little Miss Addie Phillips, who lei
today with her parents, Prof. an
p, Mrs. F. F. Phillips for their new hom
in Amarillo Texas, was given prett
farewell party on tuesday evenin
: from to by her little playmater
Misses Virgie and Freda Farley.
There were about nineteen littl
; folk present on the porch and th
shady lawn of the residence of M
p and Mrs. David Farley, in Mort
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Addie Phillips, Jessie Jackson, Flo
!, ence Hickman, Helen Powe, Glady
Hays, Myra Lee and Mildred Fairle
Gladys Howell, Gladys Ray, Edith an
h India Farley, Ethel Hearon, Ann
n Dee Denham, Trujan Beard, Bliss ar
r Norma Farley, Louise Selser, Rut
(, Moore, Leonard Yancey and Clinic
Rogers, were the guests, and Me
danes H. A. Ellison and L. R. Vance
It assisted Mrs. Farley and her daug
e, ter, Miss Bliss, in serving deliciol
If luncheon, followed by cream and cal
on the lawn.
g. Miss Hearon's Party.
Miss Edna Hearon gave lawn pa
ty on Tuesday evening at the home
h. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hea
n. on, on Columbia street, where abo
o. thirty guests enjoyed her hospita1f'
rs Mrs. D. Emery Smith, of Birmin
II ham assisted the young hostess
receiving, and Misses Mattel ohns'
and Cassie Hearon served punch
the lawn in bower of ferns. Gam
al were nlaYed and there WAS music