The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05

Decoration Of Chivalry, whissuiRuHen-
rossnted by Jewel for the most merl-
torious work of a Rebekah. Mr.. Force
will accompany his wife and will be
honored, too. He Is selected and Will
receive the Grand Decoration" On
their return trip they will visit Look
out Mountain and other points.
Miss Norma Melville Powe left to-
day for Newton, Texas, where she will
Lave charge OF the music classes at
Ford College. Mr.. Frank Powe ac-
companied his daughter as far as New
Orleans, pending the day there.
Mrs. Jno. F. Anderson and the lit |
tie boys, Jno. F., Jr. and Wallace, will |
return to West Point tomorrow, after |
several weeks visit on the coast and |
in Hattiesburg, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Robert Field and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. |
Haney.
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There will be meeting of the Lady
Maccabees of the World Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at the w. o. w.
Hall and all the members are urged to
be present as there will be a draping
of the charter of the Supreme Past
Commander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Bennett and
their little daughter returned to Pur-
Wis Sunday, after visit to Mr.. Ben
nett's father, Mr. B. F. Bennett. Mrs.
Coleman Bennett was on her way
home from Cooper's Wells, where she
spent three weeks.
There will be a business meeting of
the Sowania Club Saturday afternoon
at $3.50, with Miss Aussie Haney, on
Court street. This is the first meet
ing of the fall season and as is custo-
mary, will be held with the president
as hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Child and the
boys, Robert Vardaman and James
their little niece, Mary Arden Kelly
of Houson, Tex. and Mrs. George Wolf
spent Saturday afternoon in Epley or
= a delightful jaunt, taking kodak pic
lures, returning that evening.
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Miss Mary Watkins, the younges
h daughter of Mrs. Mittie E. Watkins
will leave in a few days for Bolton
a Texas, where she will enter Baylo
:. College. Mrs. Watkins will accom-
Y pany her daughter as far as Ney
Orleans, where they will spend fe,
days with relatives.
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d Mr.. Sheldon Toomer is in Hattiei
e burg for few days prior to taking Il
" the practice of law at Lake Charlie
D. la. Mr. Toomer has been locate
some time in Jackson, where he hi
been engaged in the lumber bushes
Il will be remembered here that M
d, Toomer gave up law on account of h
r. eyes, and it will be glad news to h
err MANY friends that his eyes are aga
n, in good condition.
Mrs. f. r. Farrell is still being c
S., tended pretty courtesies by friends
T. her girlhood home, Columbia, Ten
ne where she is visiting with her lit
nd daughter, Florence. The Column
B. (Tenn.) Herald says of one rece
affair:
For Mrs. Farrell.
Mt Mrs. w. D. Hastings entertain
nd the Rock Club Friday afternoon at h
he home in West End to compliment NJ
on e. R. Farrell of Hattiesburg, Miss,
on. former member of the club Ro
was played at five tables and after
spirited game an ice course W
Ter served The reception hall was de
tn rated in cut flowers and vines.
tie .
NIB Whittle-Noland.
-oy Invitations have been issued by
and Mrs. William Henry White,
Collins, for the marriage Of tn
daughter. Clara Hampton, to Mr.. Le
,pt. Maxwell holland of Kola, Miss, at
End Methodist church Tuesday event
and Sept. 18th, at o'clock.
i've These invitations are OF especial
est terest here as the bride-elect, who
the Centenary College girl and a nj
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