The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-05-19

and bowls filled with them, were on
nantes and table. The china cabinet
and mantle were draped in green and {
gold, while the beautifully polished ;
table had for its center-piece, a cut [
glass bowl of yellow daisies, banked
with daisies. Streamers of the same
bright colors fell from the chandelier
to the four corners of the table. A
dainty salad course, followed by sher-
bet, frozen in the form of Mareschal
Neil rose, the cluf1 flower, was served
on rose leaves by Mesdames W. w.
Leland, Sam Heidelberg, Misses Mar
garet Hswkins, Ethel Turner and the
little daughter of the hostess, Bessie
Heidelberg. 81
The regular program for the meet
ing was not given in full, as Mrs.
Heidelberg had arranged a short pro-
gram as follows: Roll call was an
swered by the names of the Madon-
mas.
Round Table Discussion, Raphael"
led by Mrs. F. J. Duke.
Reading-Little Bessie Heidelberg |
Vocal Solo, ''The Daisy''-Mrs. Leo
Fl. Martin
Reading, "The Confessionals"--
Mrs. A. F. Watkins.
Solo, when the Lights are Low
Mrs. Ben Thompson.
Reading, 1.-THE Loaded Wood Pile
Miss Katie L. I. Allen.
There being vacancy in the club,
Mrs. Ben Thompson resigning, Mrs. A.
F. Watkins was asked to take her
place.
The club members who enjoyed he
afternoon in this lovely home were:
Mesdames w. l.. Fulton, H. A. Camp,
w. o. Tatum, ]. c. Bullard, Leo H.
q Martin, J. NJ. Stevens, A. F. Watkins,
J. E. Walker, George Carter, Robert
burkett, Charles Hays, ]. S. Turner
and Charlie Ames. The only guests
l were those who served and those who
took part in the program, Mesdames
Ben Thompson, George Heidelberg w.
4 w. Leland, Sam Heidelberg, Misses
y Margaret Hawkins, Katie L. l. Allen
Ny and Ethel Turner
- :, :: ::
=, Delightful Musical.
Mrs. Ben Moore entertained the
Wednesday Club and a number of 9Th
er guests at a musical Wednesday af
ternoon at her home on Southern ave
line White served punch in the hal
from punch bowl banked with nastu
raniams. The rooms were fragrant
~ with vases of pretty spring flowers
80 Receiving with the hostess were Mes
danes w. w. Crawford, NJ. D. King
and J. C. Magruder.
The program as follows was yer!
much enjoyed:
=. Piano Solo. Mrs John T. Hane,
-, Vocal Solo, Whisper And l Will
- Hear" 80. Mrs S. " Robertson
Piano Solo. ........M Mrs. NJ. D. Kin
Plano SOLO. ....... MISS Marie RoWa
Vocal Solo, "Auf Weidersehn"
............-M Miss Lucille Sweat
Piano Solo. ..... Mrs. V. NJ. Scanla
- Vocal Solo. Mrs. B. D. Moor
AT the conclusion of the program
tempting two-course menu wa
served by Mesdames w. w. Crawford
~ NJ. D. King, J. c. Magruder; Misse
-. Earline White and Marianne Hami
ton.
The members who enjoyed Mr.!
Mocre's hospitality were Mesdame
mr. w. A. Collins, w. H. Cook, Wa T
oer Cook, NJ. A. Hoffman, A. X. McInni'
les J. c. Magruder, w. B. Perry, E. l
-ht. Robbins, S. V. Robertson, e. F. Rusl
left Henry Turner, V. NJ. Seaman, Bessi
ces Wood Stewart and r. r. Swittenber,
ION Other guests were Mesdames NJ. Row
an, w. n. Morford ]. A. Bishop, NJ I
Foley, j. w. Davidson, NJ. E. Cook, s
the Burr, L. L. Major J. A. Richardson
re- R. X. Smith, NJ. E. Burt of Corintl
ges Phillip Toomer and her guests, Mr.
ave R. F. Darrah of Meridian and Mis-
ose Spinks of Monroe, La; Miss Betti
of Conner and her guest, Miss Martha
Lee Barrow, of Baton Rouge; Misses 70
and Sossamon of Mobile, Marianne Han
cen ilton of Birmingham, Earline Whit
son of Meridian, Allie Camp, Marie Row
her an and Lucille Sweat.
tina !: I. !:
nd Fieid-Mounger Wedding.
rel A simple but beautiful wedding o
Cured this morning at Trinity Epi
tho copal church, when Miss Mary Fiel
age. and Dr. Harvey Thompson Moungt
ais, were united IN marriage at eleVe
cen O'CLOCK. Inc altar was tastefully a
RANGED with white dnWers ferns an