The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-04
THE AUGUST NOON.

And DER the senses quiet steals.
The pressure of the mornings task
Has tried the courage DER and DER;
But here, at least, is time to rest.
Ere work of life resumes once more
One hour in all the busy day,
The tools of toll to lay aside,
To take fresh breath for afternoon,
A lull in all the work-world wide.
| All white hot in the August heat
Tall factories in every town
Obey the signal of the noon,
The busy engines shutting down.
Fresh courage for the days hard task
Is gathered in the brief respite;
What matter blaze of afternoon
When at it's end is blessed night?
iting her aunt, Miss Pearl Jack on
Southern avenue.
Mrs. B. T. Durham of Slidell, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. R. S. Hall,
on Second avenue.
Miss Elsie Mcintosh of Meridian is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Rosseau
on McInnis avenue.
Mrs Bush who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Bush, in Petal, re-
turned Thursday to her home in Hick-
DRY Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Conner have as
their guest at their home on Fourth
avenue the latter's cousin, Mrs. R.
w. Cutrer and two children, Louis
Wisely and Elena, of Magnolia
Mrs. NJ. Nathan and two children,
Made and Ester, of Meridian, are Wis
iting Mrs. Nathan's sister-in-lay, Mrs
f S. Adler at 1872 Buschman street.
. Miss Annie Lou Thompson has as
her guests at her home on New Or
leans street her cousins, Misses Verne
and Willard Pigford of Lumberton.
|. Mrs. Burke Jones and Master Juliar
left Thursday for a months stay a
Castillion Springs. They were &C
companied as far as Durant by Mrs
Jones' brother, Mr.. T. H. Waggoner
who will spend two weeks visitin!
in Kosciusko and Carson.
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U. D. c. Meeting.
A number of members were presen
at the meeting Thursday at Hotel Hat
tiesburg, of the Hattiesburg Chapter
U. D. c. One new application for mem
bership was received and all rot
!, tine business transacted After whic
- the meeting of the U. D. C. education
al committee was held, there being 81
members present. Important bushes
.. on education was transacted.
"a Evening Party for Collins Visitors.
. An enjoyable card party was give
: Thursday evening by Mrs. John HUI
= dleston in honor of her guests, Misse
Lalla and Myra Terrill, of Collins. A
:, ter the games delicious refreshment
were served by the hostess asslste
- by Mrs. /. M. Selser.
Those who enjoyed the hospitalit
of Mrs. Huddleston were the hol
orees, Misses Lalla and Myra Terril
- Louise Selser. Trujeon Beard, Edn
and Cassie Hearon, Mary Hightowe
Agnes and Virginia Montague. Jeal
nette and Ruth Currie; Messrs Lama
Robertson, Curtis Welborne, Eugen
:, Selser, Harry Hickman, Frank
Richard and Homer Montague.
Mrs. Henry Foote Entertains
Complimentary to Three Visitor
y A lovely young hostess of Thur
e day was Mrs. Henry D. Foote, j
u who entertained in the morning
Ill trail. The courtesy was a most plea
d ing one and extended in her prett
new home on Laurel avenue, the no
or guests being Miss Loutie Burt
IS, oxford. and Misses Annette and L
el Ian Stainback Of Natchez, who al
IT. the house guests of the formers brot
IS er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mr.
be Stokes V. Robertson, on Bay stree
A buffet luncheon was served
the arrival of the guests by Mesdam
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