The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-02-25
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Social and Personal
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ChtCl taih at OOOy " luGtT
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Burns, Mrs.
p. Kane and Mrs. T. Mcmahon, of
Toledo, Ohio.
Philathea- Class Entertalns.
The Philathea Glass of Broad Street
Methodist church, entertained the Ba-
raca Class and few friends Thursday
evening at he home of Mrs. Dan Gil
man, on East Fifth street. Games
and music were enjoyed until a late
hour, after which Mrs. Gilman served
a .two-course luncheon. About fifty
four guests were present
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Parent Teachers Association
Of Ward Three.
The Parent Teachers Association of
Ward 8, were delightfully."- entertained
at the home of Mrs. B. NJ. Deayen-
port, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. R. B.
Stapleton and Mrs. /. P. Trotter gave
interesting talks on the subject "How
Parents Hinder the School Work of
Their Children" After the regular
business, Mrs. Martin was elected
president to succeed Mrs. Charles
Driver and Miss Spinks, vice-presi-
dent. At the close of the meeting,
Mrs. Davenport, assisted by her two
sons, Benmot and S. Albert, served
hot chocolate and cake.
Mrs. Fohey's cara Party For
Northern Visitors.
The card party given by Mrs. M. D..
Foley, in honor of her guests, Mes
danes J. E. Burns, P. Kane and T.
Mcmahon, of Toledo, Ohio, was a love
Fly event of Friday afternoon, when
she entertained the Married Ladies'
Card Club and a number of guests at
$780," at her home on Court street.
In the reception hall punch was
served by Miss Nellie G. Rowan, little
Miss Mary Cecile Foley, the daughter
of the hostess, and Mildred Heisler,
from punch bowl attractively ar
ranged in violets. There were nine
tables, and the score cards were beau
tiful ones being hand-painted in VIC
lets, rose-buds, peoples and pansies,
even the napkins bore these same
dainty flowers, The prizes were both
exquisite hand-painted calendars, and
were won by Mrs. c. c. Arnett and
Mrs. M. Dryfus.
A tempting two-course luncheon, a
salad course, followed by an ice course
was served by Mrs. Foley, Mrs. Albert
r. Herr9n, Mrs. H. S. Haggerty and
Miss Nellie C. Rowan assisting.
The honor guests were all ahnd
somely gowned in afternoon toilets
Among the guests invited beside the
club members, were Mesdames Ash.
ton Toomer, NJ. A. Hoffman, C. w
Rich, c. c. Arnett, Fred Naylor, NJ. D.
King, Henry Turner II. e. Allen. NJ
l.. Thompson, Jr., w. B. Perry. B. D.
| Moore, H. S. Haggerty, R. N. Collins,
Edwin Dryfus, of Pittsburg, Penn; E
P. Mackey, E. R. Farrell, Ben Holmes
Albert Herren, Charles Driver, E. ].
Hale, M. J, Hale and her guest, Miss
Katherine Stewart, of Arkansas; Miss.
es Marie and Nellie G. Rowan.
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For Miss Lucille McInnis.
In honor of an early spring bride
Miss Lucille McInnis, whose wedding
to Mr.. James Emerson Gray will take
place on March the second, Mrs. P. A,
Carter and Mrs. George Carter enter.
tanned at Salamagunda Party, Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. A.
Carter, on Bay street.
AT the wedding of Miss McInnis and
Mr.. Gray, Mrs. P. A Carter will be one
of the matrons-ofhonor, while Mrs
George Carters sister, Miss Rachel
Mcleod, of Moss Point, Miss, who is
visiting her will be one of the brides.
maids.
Score was kept by Miss Katie L. l.
Allen and the prize, pair of silk
hose, was captured by Mrs. Charles F.
Ames, while the guest-of-honor, Miss
Mclnnis, was also given pair of silk
hose as a special prize.
Miss McInnis wore a beautiful gown
of lavender crepe meteor, with a large
black straw picture hat, with willow
plumes.
! The hostesses, assisted by Misses
Annie and Ruth Carter, Rachel Nc.
Leod and Katie Allen, served a dainty
luncheon.
The guest list, which included the
Married Set and a few visiting girls,
was" Mesdames George Heidelberg,
L. H. Martin, ]. S. Love, w. B. Sey-
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