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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-05

portant period in the hist of two
nations. 1t ned to the powers OF
-drope the strength of one; it re-
yealed e weakness of the oIA-..
ew anticipated what would follow
that gloomy night when Dewey's ships
crept in.
The sky was overcast with clouds.
The moon was obscured. Silence
reigned everywhere. With the shore
as a background the ships in the bay
could not be seen, but the ships on
the outside, even in the darkness,
could not be detected 1000 feet away
This made no difference. Dewey's
ships crept into the harbor. A shovel
dropped. A stoker revealed their
presence to the enemy. The attack be-
gan almost Immediately.
In that one night history was made,
maps were changed and the power OF
nations shifted
Uncle Sam won the respect and ad-
miration of all Europe. Spain SUI
fered a humiliation which has left it's
indelible stain.
1t is but the old, old world-worn
story of war.
1t shows the rise in eminence of the
virile youthful nation of pluck and
fearless energy.
1t shows the retrocession Of de-
cadent nation, in whose veins the
fecund blood Of youth has turned to
the pallid ichor of old age.
Spain was boastful the night oil
April 80, 1898. Spain is boastful nc
longer.
Deep in debt. sing on the eve G.
revolution, .ontending ~ s3-.2"zt:'
,.ea.ea .-L,ch threaten the ove-
throw of the dynasty, Alfonso sits Oh
totte~,rg th-c-cc.
Rome was great among nation:
once. but the greatro-- - -sGme /!
gone. So it is with Spain. Their
was a time when Spain PRACTICAL!
dominated the commercial world.
, 1t was only question of time whel
the story of history would be repeated
When, on that April night, thirteel
, years ago, Dewey's ships crept in.
} was repeated.
It should be recognized by all loya
: Americans as a glorious anniversary
, Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-05
|ELKS CONVENTION
PREPARATIONS START

Greenville, Miss, May Green
vile business houses, clubs and pub
lie buildings began today decorating
their places for the Elks' state con-
vention here Tuesday and Wednesday
of next week, which promises to be
the biggest Of it's kind ever held here.
Between 400 and 500 Elks have noti-
fed the local committee that they will
be here, while Clarksdale, Brookhaven
and other towns will send big delega-
! lions to compete for the prizes and
the next annual convention.
Among the many things that will be
doing Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day are Walter Johnson making daily
flights in his Thomas biplane, base
ball Wednesday between Hollandale
and Greenville, automobile parade
that will have probably fifty cars, a
unique parade for which hundreds OF
dollars are being spent, ball, banquets,
etc.
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RAWLS SPRINGS.
: *************** =

Rawls Springs, Miss, May 5.-Mat-
tiers socially have been very quiet
since school closing.
Miss jamie Thatch, who has been on
sick list, is on the streets again.
Mr.. King, who has been occupying
the Hemphill home, has moved to an
other part of town and Mrs. He .,..,il
has moved in for the Inner.
M. .oloert and children left today
for short visit to relatives at M
ridian.
Miss Eva Magruder is visiting in
Hattiesburg this week.
Our young people EMO Jed hay-rides
to the Lux picnic. Inc boys took an
other game Of ball from Lux, the
scorc standing 7-6 in our favor.
Mrs. Bullock, of Seminary, is rest
ing a few days at the springs.
Mr.. Smith, the Klondyke proprietor
is spending the summer here.
Miss Bessie Easterling is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bryner, at Sumrall.
Mrs. Cranberry is spending the sum
mer with relatives in Texas.
Miss Bessie Mae Rawls is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Thatch made flying business
trip to Hattiesburg yesterday.
The social at Mrs. Barnes recently
was an interesting and pleasant occa
sion.
Miss Fredna Rawls and Mrs. John
son, of Hattiesburg, were pleasant Wis
itors to Miss jamie Thatch Thursday
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eight, the honor guests being Hon.
Earl Brewer, of Clarksdale, the only
candidate for governor; Judge Sidney
Smith of the supreme court; Judge
Stone Deavorrs of Laurel and Hon. B.
y. Jones of Brookhaven.
Assisting Mrs. Travis in entertain
ing the guests were two young gins,
Misses Francis Ferguson and Lucy
Hall Pack, who gave a number of
piano selections.
rest Club.
Perhaps one of the most delightful
affairs of the weeks festivities, in hon
or of the Mississippi State Bar Asso-
citation, was the automobile ride and
the informal reception at the Forrest
Club, which followed with the ladies
of the association as honor guests and
the members of the Wednesday Club
as hostesses.
This club is composed of
ladies' from the married set, well
known hostesses, and they made the
hours fly swiftly for their guests.
The Forrest Club was embellished
with cut flowers and guests scattered
through the various reception rooms,
chatting and partaking of the ice
course with cake, which was served.
Beautiful voice solos were rendered
by Mrs. B. d. Moore and Mr. P. Lee
CASTOR.
The visitors were mesdames A. F.
Fox, of West Point; R. N. Miller, oil
Hazlehurst; W. H. Powell, of Canton
! Sidney Smith, of Jackson; Earl Brew
er, of Clarksdale; T. H. John
son, M. e. Burt, of Corinth
. Mrs. Yandelle, or Greenvillei
. Miss Earline White, of Meridian; Hon
4 John Allen, of Tupelo; R. J. Miller
Jesse Jones. Other gentlemen presen
were Messrs. ] w Davidson, w. B
l Glover, P. Lee CASTOR and Lamar Ken
nington.
The members of the Wednesda.
1 Club present were Mesdames W. w
1 Massengale, G. R. F. Cotton, Grac
4 Christian, e. L. Robbins, w. A. Collins
! w. F. Cook, owen Gore, M. A. HOLE
, man, NJ D. King, M. G. Field, A. K
= McInnis, ]. C. Magruder, B. D. Moore
w. B. Perry, f. L. Robbins, S. V. Rol
ertson, e. F. Rush and w. B. Seymour
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HOW ABOUT YOU?

Tine middle blouse again We'll see,
And ON some moonlit shore
lSay. --that's what appeals to mel
Wen love and love some more;
Summer thus will quickly pass,
Well think not Of its loss,
hone that she has lots of class,
The 80 ! run across.
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. WHEN DEWEY'S .
. SHIPS cREPT III. :


Thirteen years ago yesterday the
map of the Orient was changed.
Thirteen years ago last Sunday, in
the early morning, the ships of Dewey
crept silently through the darkness
past Corregidor and Ell Fraile.
There was a tense moment preced-
ing the attack. The carelessness of a
stoker in dropping his shovel revealed
the presence of the American fleet.
Thirteen years ago, on that eventful
May Day, the world was startled with
the news while Admiral Dewey
watched the engagement at Cavite.
It was thrilling day; It was an i'm
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BOTH PHONES So
Social and Personal
: ER7IE L. I. ALLEN

ut sday morning by Mrs. Walton e.
Bobo, when she entertained the Fort
nightly Club in honor of her guest,
Miss Annie Cullinane, of Gulfport.
The rooms of this lovely home on
Main street, adorned with cut-glass
vases and bowls of nasturtiums, made
pretty setting for the six tables of
players who wore pretty spring frocks.
pretty luncheon served by the hos
tess, her mother, Mrs. e. ]. Mitchell
and Miss Katie L. l. Allen, followed
the games.
Mrs. Bobo received her guests wear
ing a pink wolfe frock, with lace trim
mings, in which she looked lovely.
Miss Cullinane was also gowned in
smart white morning frock, with
! touches of lavender. She is quite an
attractive girl, and during her stay in
this city will be the honor guest at a
number of delightful affairs, among
them being a picnic given by her
hostess and Mrs. D. ]. Sutherland to-
day The party left early this morn
ing, making the trip in autom .nes.
ne guests enjoying the charming
hospitality of Mrs. Bobo, were Mes
danes Floyd Ames, Ashton Toomer
John A. Mcleod, Charles F. Ames
Woodfin Beardslee, John Eatman, d. j
Sutherland, D. c. Lea Misses Ethe
Turner, Katie Hitghtower, Annie LOT
~ 80. pson, Annie Belle and Virginis
Mcleod, Mamie Steen, Nellie Allen
Josie Spengler, of Jackson; Norma
Powe, Clara Smith, Earline White, o.
Meridian; Aussie and Lora Haney ant
Mary Ellison.
:. !. ::
A little party enjoying supper Tues
day at Hotel Hattiesburg, of whicl
, Hon. Earl Brewed was host, was com
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Tally, Hon
and Mrs. Earl Brewer and Judge Cook
of Clarksdale.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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SOCIAL CALENDAR,


Saturday.
,H4: Holly Eipht Club enter
rl. hostess. Miss Nellie c, Allen;
i...... Hiss Iosia spengler,
:, :. :.
HOW ABOUT YOU?
Summers almost here again,
Also tAc Summer lass
To her I'm singing this refrain,
Believe me, she has class.
THE Winter girl with coat of fur
Was there" too, don't you think
Altho' though a lot of her,
Now kid she's on the blink.
Tine middle blouse again We'll see,
And on some moonlit shore
tSay.- that's what appeals to mel
Wen love and love some more;
Summer thus will quickly pass,
We'll think not of its loss,
hope that she has lots of class,
The 30 run across.
W. w. :.
,su.
AIRS. Minnie Mo''Io"u' u, w., u'' n ~
is spending the "a! WIN .i'''
Watkins on Jackson street
" "
Miss Carrie o'ef''ree'' u las a9,'
huchie, spent Thursday with MIS-
Mamie 1|ss on Whit st'I1'
route TO ovett 70 visit MISS Hull
= : "
Nessrs Harvey S. Turner, san
Eaton d. C.. Lea. T. L. Praytor, Har
reon. CAPT. C. W. Rich were amon'
those from here who witnessed III
game of ball in Meridian THURSDAY pe
Issen the Meridian Ribboners and tn
-Yattlesbmg Woodpeckers, in whic
9Iot,ie.hurg vas victorious,
=: = =
r,. ladies' of the Maccabees of tn
,vo,iJ me-. wednesday night at W. {
W IN" 49,. ,,cIoct in regular session
w. ".,' Of members were preser
and after the meeting cream, cake an
@ arnIt ', wa. en- enjoyed. The refreshment
were quite Il surprise, a courtesy frol
m1 -,yhts Of the Maccabee' and on
.nnreciaated by r-- le9'
luncheon In Sweet =.
TTarI RTpWer
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Plenty Of Occupatlon.

Plenty OF Occupation
No man who minds his own busa.
ness ever complains Of having nothing
IN d.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-05

Saturday.
.DUm4. Jolly ltiFht Club enter
t.i hostess. Miss Nellie c. Allen;
l.. Miss Ioaia Spengler.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-05

Maids and Matrons.
Mrs. r. x. Smith entertained the
Maids and Matrons and few substi-
tutes from the younger set Thursday
at her home on Newman street. The
club prize, q Venitian glass bon bon
dish, was won by Mrs. w. B. Perry,
while Mrs. Lewis Drane won the guest
/ prize, a silver picture frame. The
! ersolation. a book, Molly Make Be
lieve," was Nv Miss jamie Mcleod.
After the game a delicious luncheon
consisting of chicken Gre - ,.,es,
green pes, tomatoes and cucumber
jaad. biscuits, cheese crackers, olives
owl --Neea s-1'~-.e1 Nv et"awhorr''
, cream in meringue shells, was served
Reunion Dinner for Class of 1892.
Mr.. S. E. Travis entertained at de
lightful dinner on Wednesday which
will be long remembered by the guests
Some time ago Mr.. Travis, who is
graduate of the law department of the
University of Mississippi, sent out in
vitations to the twelve class mates o
1892 for a reunion dinner at his home
during the meeting of the State Ba
, Association, and the dinner OF Wed
nesday was the aftermath. For bust
ness reasons some of the member
could not be present to enjoy the elah
.torateumenu fsnfne eoursss.
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GIettri3itdt. Die Barrier 8erintr
iino gessHpGrtie Der S6auptab eines
tnterefanten Bro3sFes, in bsTen Rit.
telpuHtt Elm neueutoettes 8erfabrer
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fir Die 8ebeutung Ieiner Gntbeduno
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bic MISUNDERSTANDING 8emGloe,
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RinbUteb. 8eepes S5l5 - 6.85,
Ieras Stiere $4.40-5.60, peitLthe Sttere
4.75-5.85. Stoders uno Seebers $500
$40, aIbe uno Setfers So. .60-5.85 9dlbet
S6.25-S.50. RGrtt itetie.
2 bwetne. -- &eidte $6.70-7 90, ge:
uii6te S6.50-6.70, itwere Sc 40--6. 80,
raube $6.40--6.65, quite bis auserIsiens
ibpere $665-680, 5erfeE $780, 90.
Rartt flau uno 10c nteori9er.
9 hufe unb g Sdmmer.-51afe: GIN
betnti6e $3 3.O0-5. 10, peitIibe So 25--5. 10,
Sdbrituge $4.75-5.65,
S6mmsr. Gtnbetmiidbe S. CO.. 80,
peitIbe $j.25-660. Nartt itettg.
Sufubr. - 5ttuouieb $4,000, Sapstue
&C, 900, S9aie unb &dmmer p 900.