The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-20

Oh Mefluldn, nave named tnelr uttle
son, Walter Harvey Hurst, Jr. Mrs. i
Hurst, who was formerly Miss Rose
Green of this city, with her son Is WIS., l
iting her parents, on West Fourth
street.
Mrs. j. L. Jordon, of Fort Mckenzie,
Wyo., who has been the guest Of Miss
Ethel Hill, on River avenue, will leave
today for Gulfport, but will return in
a few days and again be Miss Hills
guest. Mrs. Jordon will be remem-
bered as Miss Jamie d. Knox, pretty
brunette, who spent a great deal of
her time in this city and at whose
wedding Miss Hill was maid-of-honor.
Mr.. H. A. Camp, ST., received tele-
gram this morning stating that his |
son, Herbert A Camp, Jr., was quite i'll
with appendicitis. Mr.. Camp was at
tending Lehigh University, Bethlehem,
Pa, when he was taken Ill and sent to
the hospital At present he is resting
easy, but should any change for the
worse take place, his father and moth
er will go and be with him. Mr.. Camp
has a host of friends in this city who
hope that he will rapidly improve.
Concerning The Engagement Ring.
ct has been judicially decided"
says an exchange, that when a man
gives a girl a diamond ring as an en-
gagement token, the ring belong to her
and she cannot be made to give 1t up
If the engagement is broken. Soon
poor mere man will, be beginning to
count his few remaining rights, and
wonder when they are all taken from
: him if he can accomplish anything
his turn militant suffragette.
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g Music Glass Entertained.
: Little Miss Jessie Jackson enter
itained the junior members of Miss
Edna A. Sigler's music class, Saturday
5, afternoon at the home of her parents
l. Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Jackson, on Main
g street. A number of pretty piano solos
were given by the pupils and Miss
Sigler, after which the mother of the
t, hostess, assisted by Miss Carrie Jack
r son, served a dainty two-course lunch
s. con. The dining room was prettilI
l. arranged in pink, and the center-piec'
on the table was of pink honeysuckle
Quite a number of the young peopl'
st enjoyed the delightful meeting.
d Sowania Club With Miss Ethel Hill.
" A pleasant meeting of the Sowani'
Club was held Saturday afternoon witt
Miss Ethel Hill, of River avenue, whel
d. the following program on "Norwa,
j.. and Sweden" was rendered:
o. Paper, Country Life in Norway an
I'd Sweden'-Miss Mamie Thompson.
is Piano Solo, Norwegian Bridal Pre-
cession," Grieg-Miss Katie High
tower.
Id Paper, "The Laps at Home"-Mis
o. Lucy Conner.
in Piano Solo, Wedding Day." OPP. 81
lg Grieg'-Miss Ethel Powe.
eel Conversation winter Sports /
Scandinavia.
Misses Ethel Hill, Marie Rowan an
mt Margaret McWilliams were chosen a
ay delegates to the state meeting of Fet
F. Grated Clubs, which will be held o
on April IL and 10 at Clarksdale, Miss.
On During the afternoon the hostes
IN assisted by her sister, Miss Marie Hill
served a tempting salad course, wit
% an ice, to the following club members
III. Misses Bette and Lucy Conner, Maj
ng Pierce Folkes, Anna and Jane Fulle
T. Mable Greer, Corrie Haney, Lora H
re- ney, Katie and Minnie Hightower, A
in ME Rose Mcleod, Margaret New
m liams, Ethel and Bessie Powe, Mar
nd Rowan, Mamie Thompson. Guests
Mrs. ]. L. Jordon, of Fort McKenzi
. Wyo.; Miss Rachel Mcleod, of Mo
Point, and Miss Mamie Morrison,
Heidelberg.
Miss Annie Rose Mcleod will be Il
next hostess, entertaining fSaturd;
afternoon at 80 at her home on Ma
street.
QAMSEX q COMPANY