The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-05-08

iting her. A number of games were
played, and cream, cake and candy
was served by Mrs. McClanahan, as
sisted by Miss Ada Coolidge. The
serving table was placed on the lawn
and daintily arranged in cape jasmine.
The souvenirs were clusters Of cape
jasmine, tied with white ribbon.
The little folk enjoying the after
noon we're Margaret Toomer, Thelma
Wells, Dora Keys, Frances Davis, Mar
garet and Mary venable. Lucille Mason.
Virginia Moore Mamie Harper, Mar
garet Leland Thurman Toomer, Lii
liam Seymour, Grace and Doris Willie.
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Invitations Issued to Whitworth
College Commencement Exercises.
The faculty and senior class Of
Whitworth College have issued invita-
tons to the fififty-first annual COM
mencement exercises, to be held Mon
day morning, May 18th, at ten o'clock,
in the Calisthenics Hall, Brookhaven,
Miss.
The program to be rendered follows:
Wednesday, May 10.
$3.50 p. m.-Grand Concert, compli
mentary to Mississippi Press Conven-
ton.
Friday, May IL.
$3.50 p. m-"Tennyson's Princess"
presented by Expression Department
and Glee Club.
Saturday, May 10.
800 D. m.-Meeting of Board Of
Trustees.
4 to 6 p. mart Levee.
$3.50 p. m.-Meeting of Alumnae AS
sociation.
Sunday, May H..
HOO a. m.-Sermon by Bishop War
rem A. Gambler.
$3.50 p. m.-Sermon Before Young
Woman's Christian Association.
Monday, May is.
1000 a, m.-Graduating Exercises.
Baccalaureate Address by Bishop War.
rem A. Gambler.
jolly Eight Club Entertained Com
pIimentary to Miss Speneer.
Miss Nellie G. Allen entertained
The jolly Eight" Club of young girls
; and a few additional guests from the
married and unmarried sets on Sat
urday morning at Trail, in honor Of
Miss Josie Spengler, of Jackson, the
house guest of Mrs. ]. S. Harrison
: Miss Spengler wore a lingerie frocl
of violet silk and lace, which was
most becoming to her blonde color
ing.
1t was May Day party, with Ma!
baskets of green and white, the clul
colors, filled with popcorn on eacl
table.
a A little booklet, "The Truth Abou
r My Friends" marked the guest of hon
t ors place, each of the other guest
8 writing their names in it.
The club prize was green an
white satin ribbon bag, won by Mis-
j. Annie Belle Mcleod and the CUES
: prize, a Dresden ribbon bag, was car
h tured on the cut by Miss Norm
J. Powe.
A light luncheon, in the club colors
followed the games, Mrs. Harrison
!. Miss Annie Belle Mcleod, with tn
J. Misses Mary Anna and Katie ALE
# serving the guests, who were the hoI
Gree, Miss Spengler, Mesdames M.
Foley, Albert r. Herren, Charles
n Ames, George Carter, Will Edmonsol
/, ]. S. Harrison, H. T. Allen, l.. R. Yal
,f cy, E. Fl. Weaver, George Autry, Phi
4 lip j. Toomer, Charles Drive
II Woodfin Beardslee, D. M. Wa
kins, c. E. Driver, E. R. Farrell
d. ]. Powe, w. e. Bobo and her CUES
Miss Annie Cullinane, of Gulfport
Mrs. F. L. Mathews and her CUES
Miss Ola Foley and Miss ALI
Mathews, Mrs. Butler McClanahan an
!. her guest, Miss Ada Coolidge, of Kel
lucky; Misses Ethel Turner, Kat
Hightower, Annie Belle Mcleod, Al
ME and Ruth Carter, Annie Margar'
Draughn, Elizabeth Coppoch, Nam
., Steen, Virginia Mcleod, Aussie an
Lora Haney, Marie and Nellie G. ROY
- an, Norma Powe, Corinne Venab
- and Earlne White, of Meridian.