The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-04-24
THE HATTIEsDULso NEWS

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| today to be the guests of the latter's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
s.. v. Robertson, on Bay street Mr..
/ johnson is prominent lawyer and is
coming to attend the meeting of the
State Bar Association.
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"JoIly Eight" Club Entertained
At Mammoth Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Matthews enter
tanned the girls of the Jolly Eight"
Club at spend-the-day party Sunday,
at Mammoth Springs Hotel. This
club of girls assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews in the opening reception Of
Mammoth Springs last Monday.
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Tag Day.
Tomorrow. Tuesday, will be Kings
Daughters Tag Day, and every mem
Der of the circles is requested to be at
the Klondyke Hotel, in the morning at
o'clock.
The Kings Daughters is worthy
organization, which has done much
good in this city, and their cause is a
beautiful one, so let all wear the little
piece of cardboard which bears pur-
pie cross and the letters Il. H. N"
Mildred Fairley's Birthday Party.
Little Miss Mildred Farley, daugh-
\ ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Farley, of
Main street, entertained number OF
| young friends Saturday afternoon In
Il honor of her ninth birthday. Games
were played on the lawn, after which
Mrs. Farley, assisted by Mrs. Jack
y Haney and Miss Annie Weldon, served
L strawberry and vanilla cream ano
= white cake. The dining room was
fragrant with pink ard white roses
So these same flowers forming the center
4 piece on me dining table.
! Souvenirs in pink and white
! and filled with popcorn were given tn
| following little people: Kirby an
l Lucille Walker, Clyde Jackson, I. N
! and John Selser, Freeta, Virgie an
/ Norma Farley, Ehrin Rawls, Hout an
/ India Farley, Charlie Farley, Lii
House, Willie Morris Jackson, Edga
s.s and George Farley, Mildred Cool
n George Buchannon, Grace Eaton, Sar
at Lou McInnis, Edwin Montague, Bird
Foote, Clara and Ashby Foote, jaime
Ferguson, Marion McMillin, Stell
he Russell, Lois Gilman, Augusta Loga
80 Garland and Gwendolyn Steadma
Myrtis Logan, Mary Powell, Glad!
Howell, Ira Volking, Amelia and Emf
ia, Massengale, Clinton Hopkins, Ma
he garet Pool, Doris and Myrtle Fairle
an Katherine Donald, Florence Hickma
Kate Denham, Hazel Batson, Miss A
ME Weldon and Jeanette Currie.
she Harrison-QuaiIey Marriage.
airy A marriage of Importance in soci
circles owing to the prominence
the brides family was celebrated
at Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, VIII
aw, one of the most attractive and char
his ing girls of the younger set, Miss Ma
Elizabeth (Bessie) Harrison and n
William I. Quailey, of New Orleal
ter, were united in marriage, their M
sit riage being the elimination of a pref
rye romance begun at Cooper's Wei
while the bride of today was still
school girl.
lids The marriage was very quiet,
day bride wearing handsome tailored S
d. of French serge, with accessories
match. Immediately after the ce
mony the young couple left for N
as Orleans, where the groom is W
on known in business and social circles
DR.. Mrs. Quailey Is member of an
and representative family of Vic
burg, Miss, the daughter of Mr..
to Mrs. James s. Harrison and sill
eral coming here three years ago has taE
Ter leading part in all the social affa
Net of the unmarried set, who regret
ceedingly to see her leave.
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