The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-08-23

Miss Bessie Cook.
Instrumental Duet-Misses Foulkes
and Cook.
Trail Party For Miss oden.
Miss Laurie Oden, of Birmingham,
who is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Haney, on Agnes street,
was the inspiration for trail party
Tuesday evening ct which Miss Corr
RE Haney was hostess.
Punch was served by the hostess. |
the girls prize, white veil, was won |
by Miss Grace Massengale, while the
boys prize, box of candy, was cap |
tured by Mr.. Hugh Norton. Miss
Oden was presented with a special
prize, 1.-THE Life of Chopin" The
color scheme of the party was red and
white and was carried out in the score
cards and ice course, which was
served by Miss Corrie Haney and Mr..
Henry Ellison after the games. Miss
Oden wore pretty frock of white
lingerie, with red ribbons and slippers,
carrying out the color motif of the
party.
The couples playing were the guest
of honor, Miss Laurie Oden of Bir-
mingham and Henry Ellison, Miss
Mary Ellison and Lamar Robertson,
Miss Carrie Jackson and D. w.
Holmes, Miss Marie Hill and David
Thompson, Miss Anna Maxcy Camp
and Barksdale Stevens, Miss Ida Bell
Camp and Evans Venable, Miss Mary
Mackie Powe and Hugh Norton, Miss
Grace Massengale and Harry Cornell,
Miss May Massengale and Tom
Longre.
At The Lomo Theater Tuesday.
| Mrs. Leo H. Martin loaned her SER
vices on Tuesday evening to help
make ends meet for the baseball club,
The Lomo theater again gave up this
night as well as Monday night for the
purpose and large audiences attend
ed
Mrs. Martin was in excellent voice.
singing Hello Mr. Moon Man" with
her usual charm. Mr.. Whitney A.
Harb the youngest member of the
hna Ahon TOO hoe UniRn
and his rendition of Down in the
Deep Blue Sea" was especially good.
! The generosity of the managers OF
the Lomo in giving up the house these
two nights is greatly appreciated by
the entire public and especially by
those who are interested in baseball
and have watched the work of the Hat
ltiesburg team during the season.
Farewell Party.
A number of yonAg people met a
the home of the Misses Miner, OF
River avenue, then went to the home
, of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Polk, to bid fare
, well to Miss Joe Mary Griffith, wit
left this morning for her home il
Vicksburg, after visit to their daugh
tiers, Misses Agnes and Ethel Polk.
] Dainty lunches had been arrange
t by the girls while the boys took cand
: and fruit, which was served picni
I style on the lawn. Old-fashione
S games made the hour pass ava
merrily.
Those present were Miss Eliza NJ;
o gruder and Dewitt Cameron, Mis-
/" Ruth Mcintosh of Collins and Curra
d Sullivan, Miss Annie Bowen an
v George Hawkins, Miss Leila New
ID lams and DR.. c. c. Hightower, Mi!
Hessie Hickman and Herman Trotte
Miss Clara Miner and Wyatt Draugh
Miss Sallie May Miner and Frar
D. Mason, Miss Regina Powe and Richa
81 Langford Miss Bessie Cook and h
IL guests, Misses Ann and Margar
st Foulkes of Brandon and Claren
90 Clapp. Stags-Messrs. Roe st. ella
'h Rube Small, Wiley Jackson and M
ID don McWilhams.
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ne Mrs. L. P. Myers and children,
ne Slidel, are visiting their cousins, N
is and Mrs. s. R. Walker, at 124
III Fifth street.
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Mrs. s. Knott returned Tuesd
from visit to Miss Georgia Bickha
in Brookhaven, who accompanied h
home to spend few days with her
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