The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-08
both PHONES 35=
Social and Personal
: KATIE l.. I. HLLEN=

The club members present were:
Misses Lora Haney, Corrie Haney
Ethel Hill, Marie Rowan and Bessie
Powe. Guests-Misses Clara Smith,
Elizabeth Harrison, jamie and Annie
Belle Mcleod, Margaret McWilliams
and her guest, Marie Spivey, of vicks-
burg, Miss; Bette and Lucy Conner,
Mable Greer, Allie Camp and her
guest, Mrs. Lloyd Satley, of Carter
vile, Ga; Mesdames P. A. Carter, E.
B. Cooper, of Newton, Miss; C. M.
Hays, Floyd Ames and W. E. Bobo
Trail Club Meets.
Mrs D. Emmett McInnis was one of
the hostesses of Tuesday, entertaining
the Trail Club and a number of guests,
at her home on Main street.
The rooms were attractive with rose
trellises, and the color motif, yellow
and white, was daintily carried out in
the luncheon following the games of
Trail, which was served by two young
daughters of the hostess, Misses Ruth
and Mary Lou McInnis.
The members of the club present
were Mesdames w. B. Follanbee, Jr.
S. v. Robertson, M. A. Hoffman, Bob
Moore, John Eatman, F. B. Ryan, A.
McInnis and Joe Shelby. Guests
Mesdames F. H. Cline, of st. Louis,
Mo-; P. M. Seay, w. L. Logan, A. F.
Draughn, s. G. Eaton, Ell. Robbins
Joe X. McInnis, w. S. F. Tatum, D.
M. Watkins, George Cotton, J. s. Love,
w. H. Cook, w. A. Collins; Miss Nc
Lemore, of Meridian; Miss Lorraine
Mc1nnis and Miss Francis McGriff. of
Hawkinsville, Ca; Mrs. E. L. Robbins
and her guests, Mesdames ]. I. and D.
w. Robbins, of Tupelo
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Historical Club To Meet.
The Historical Club, U. D. c., will
meet Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
at the residence of Mrs. A. D. Draughn,
707 River avenue. The program to
be rendered follows:
Bonnie Blue Flag'-The Forrest
Chapter.
Paper, THE Confederate Capital at
Montgomery and Richmond"-Mrs. M.
b. Scarborough.
Music, instrumental-Mis Vera Gal
breath.
Song, my Dad Carried a Flag For
Dixie'-Miss Jewell ,Caigle.
Reading, "The Angel of the Hospi-
taT-Miss Mary Anna Allen.
Paper, mason and Dixon's Line
Mrs. ]. R. Child
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Leo H. Martin.
Paper, "The Star of the West at
Fort Sumpter'-Miss Annie Gay.
Music-Miss Bessie Cook and Miss
Sybil Mcdonald.
Reading, "Old Time Housekeeping"
Mrs. S. S. Wright.
Aud Lang Syne-Club Song.
All members who intend to be pres
ent, please phone Mrs. Draughn to
that effect on Friday.
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The Ellen Beach Yaw Concert.
That Ellen Beach Yaw and her com.
pany afforded music lovers a highly
artistic and pleasurable treat. is the
least one could say of last nights con-
cert at the Auditorium. The program
was so interesting and varied, and con-
tanned such surprising novelties that
the audience showed its appreciation
by continuous applause after each
number, and with a pretty gracious
ness of manner and desire to please.
Miss Yaw responded with many en-
cores.
The program was not long, but it
afforded Miss Yaw an opportunity to
display her marvellous voice and wan
derful skill in all its possibilities, in
Guiding the extremely high notes
famous, and the wonderful bird-like
tr1lls, intricate passages and cadenzas.
1t was as varied as Miss Yaw is ver-
satile, ranging all the way from the
classics to Dixie sung in Italian,
French and English, including such
old songs, dear to the hearts of all,
as Annie Laurie mo, Sir" Dixie"
Home Sweet Home" and the Cradle
Song" an exquisite little composition
by Miss Yaw herself.
Mr.. Donahue, the pianist, displayed
a remarkable technic in the solo num-
bers, and proved most sympathetic
accompanist. Mr.. Donahue is only 10
years old and the audience recognized
In him a musician of excellent prom