The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-06

white silk flags filled with bon bons
and toy chick were given each small
guest.
Blue and white was the color motif
and toy duck were given each small
prettily arranged with white roses and
asparagus ferns Ices and cakes were
served the guests being as follows:
Hamilton Crawford, Kathleen and
Desmond King, Joe and Helen Shelby, /
John King, Buster Ross, Willetta
Smith, ]. T. Woodruff, Aline and
Eloise Love, Francis Robbins, Emily
Massengale, Sarah Louise and Bertha
McInnis, Eleanor Beardslee, Martha
Cook, Francis Watkins, Hester Shar-
brough, Lawrence Foote. Joe K. Nc
Innis, Jr, P. M. Seay, Jr, Louise
Hartzog. Grace Eaton, Paul Draughn,
d. Joe and John Turner, Jeanne Gordon,
Emily Hemeter, Mildred ogden, Frank
and Margaret McInnis, s. L. Heidel-
berg, Jr. and Rebecca Tatum and the
little honoree, Rachel McInnis.
I: 4: =
Miss Anna Evans George left this
morning after visit to her cousins,
llr. and Mrs. T. j. Jackson. Miss
George will visit Mrs. Angus Cooper,
in Mobile, a former school friend, this
week. She will spend a short time
with her sisters, Mrs. j. P. Chase at
Memphis, Mrs. A. A. Kincannon at
oxford and her uncle, Mr.. w. G..
George at Greenwood, Miss, sailing
late in October for Paris, to resume
. her musical studies.
Farty For Augusta Logan.
Through the Selma, (Ala.) Times
comes the following news Of Mrs. R.
, A. Logan, of this city, one of the
! younger matrons:
Mrs. R. A. Logan, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Barker will be Joined by Mr.. Logan
in Birmingham tomorrow and together
will make an extended trip on the
p Great Lakes, through Canada and
, Thousand Islands.
Yesterday at her home on the
Highlands. little Tom Hill Hendricks
entertained fourteen little friends al
!. a spend-the-day party in honor Of
: her cousin, Augusta Logan, of Hatties
q burg, Miss. After out door fun ant
games on the gallery these miniature
=, women invited their guests to The
= screened rest room where MONDAY
h luncheon was served, Just the things
, for little people to enjoy, gumbo ant
dry wheat squares, fried chicken
baked apples and potato salad, cak
VI ard delicious frozen cream. One o
-, the most enjoyable features of tn
10 day was a ride given the guests t
y. ana HUM '"e Guy III ."o
- belonging to these little cousins"
lie SdCk o DOONS'
ID A large number of Hattiesburg
I'd Young people are getting ready &c
- college-some returning to studies b.
sun last year, while to others, collee
life will be new.
= Among the latter will be sever;
members of the graduating class fro'
r. the High School last June.
m Miss Anna MaXcy Camp will go
nj Brenau College: Erskine Ross to Mi
le sissippi College at Clinton; Miss MAJ
nj Ellison to Brenau College at Game
an vile. Ga: Miss Carrie Jackson wi
S, enter the |. !. & G. at Columbus.
We Others who will continue the
lg studies away, are Miss Marie Hi
rs Who will go to hudson College, Mario
% Ala.. of which her sister, Miss Eth
10 Hill. is an alumnus, while another S
re Ter. Miss Harriette Hill was a stude
10 there last ear.
~ q Miss Myrtle Byrd will return to Ju
y son College.
Miss Bertha l.. Ward will return
the I. l. & C. at Columbus.
III Another bright young girl who W
enter the l. |. e C. this year is Nj
III Carrie Jean Evans, the daughter
III Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Evans, of Petal.
III Missas Maggie and Gladys Thon
III son will enter on the 18th, the sal
III aOllege in which their mother, M
II G. II. Thompson, was student,
KIT. I. & c. at Columbus.
Ill Misses Mable and Anna Nixon,
Al Young daughters of Mr.. Tom Nix
. III ,t.;11 no o,,oDC Tho now students