The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-11

West spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks.
Messrs. G. R. and A. Odom motored
to Richton Sunday in the formers car
and spent the day with relatives.
Mr.. Frank Russell, of Hickory,
Miss, while en- route to Gulfport to
the reunion, spent Monday night with
his niece, Mrs. G. r. Odom and
nephew, Mr.. Jos. A. Pace.
Messrs. G. w. Westerfeld and A.
Odom are attending the reunion at
Gulfport this week.
Mrs. G. r. Odom and children are
spending the week with relatives in
Hickory, Miss.
Petal school is good-twentyf
new pupils being enrolled Monday,
making total of $50.
j. C. Carley, from Yazoo City, Miss,
arrived here Monday to spend awhile
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Carley.
IlOl dCt II. 4NOi SWill anu
baby, are spending a few days with
relatives in Hattiesburg
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Historical Club Meets Saturday.
The Historical Club of United
Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet Saturday afternoon, Oct. IA, at
o'clock, at the Forrest Club, with Mrs.
]. r. Child, hostess. The program pre-
pared for the meeting follows;
Instrumental Solo-Miss Kathleen
Galbreath.
Alexander Hamilton-Mrs. M. B.
Scarborough.
Vocal Solo, Then You'll Remember
Me"-Miss Lorraine McInnis.
Reading, selected-Miss Maurine
welborn.
Slaves in the Colonies and in the
South"-Miss Annie Gay.
Instrumental Solo-Mrs. Grove.
Thomas Jefferson-Mrs. Yancy.
Vocal Solo, The Boys in Gray
Mrs. Leo Martin.
Madison's Impress Upon The Con-
stitution-Mrs. II. T. Allen.
Reading, selected-Mrs. NJ. Anna
Allen.
Song, We'll Be There"-Club
Chorus.
Members of U. d. c. and visiting
L. D. C. are invited to attend
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Mrs. McInnis Compliments
Miss Olsen.
A large and delightful event of Tues
day was the trail party at which Mrs
A. X. McInnis was hostess, entertain
ing in honor of an attractive visiting
girl, her sister, Miss Gertrude Olsen
of Canton, who is visiting her. The
hospitality was extended at her home
on West Pine street
Mrs. D. E .McInnis and Miss 10
raine McInnis, in white lingerie and
lace frocks over pink slips, assisted
the hostess in receiving her guests
who were the members of the Trai
Club and the unmarried set. Mrs
McInnis was handsomely gowned il
pink crepe de chine, with pearl trim
mings. Taking the guests to thu
punch table were Mesdames M. A
Hoffman. d. NJ. Watkins and E. L
= Robbins. The decorations of thu
/ home were of pink and white, thu
r same colors being carried out in TIN
{ costume of the hostess and thos
. assisting her
t In an alcove in the rear hall wa
5 the punch table, hung with garland
1 of white roses and surrounded b
+ growing ferns in brass jardinleri
e Here frappe was served by Miss Gel
trude Olsen, the young guest of homo
and Miss Aussie Haney. Miss Olse
wore a soft pink silk frock with pea
6 trimmings which was most becomin
e to her blonde coloring, while Mis-
l. Haney, who will be one of this month
t. brides, wore dainty lingerie frock.
e There were eleven tables and scol
d was kept by Mrs. Joe X. Mclnnl
a whose lovely dark hair and eyes wei
d prettily set off by a pink marquiset
s. frock over pink messaline, with trir
It ming of panne velvet. A large viii
e. picture hat, with white willow plum
o. completed her costume. FollowiI
,e the games of trail, the little daug
m ter of the hostess, Sara Louise Mel
II. mis-. in a beautiful frock of white la
s, and tucks, with pink ribbons, d.
ye tributed the napkins. A dainty sal;
Id course, consisting Of chicken sala