The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-31

her fourth birthday Saturday when
she entertained at party at the home
of her mother, Mrs. E. A. Windham,
on Brunie street. The reception hall
was prettily arranged in pink and
white, streames of these hues extend
ing from the chandelier to the corn
ers of the rooms forming a canopy
The dining room was also arranged
in pink and white and the table had
for centerpiece the birthday cake
with it's four lighted candle which
and Helen Powe, Mable Maund and
Laverne Hollingsworth. On each end
of the table was a vase of pink and
white flowers while streamers of pink
and white fell from the chandelier
to the corners of the table. Cream
and cake in pink and white was serv-
ed by Mrs Windham, Mrs. Maund and
Mrs. Shoemaker who also assisted in
entertaining.
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in the home. A number of pretty
presents were received by little Miss
Windham, who wore a beautiful hand
embroidered frock with pink ribbons.
Those who helped Doris celebrate
were Gladys Hays, Grace Hightower,
Helen Powe Hazel Batson. Edwinia
McSwain, Nell McDuff, Annie May
Nixon, Martha and Bessie Cook, Flea
nor Beardslee, Dealmo Kirkland, Fran
ces Pool, Thomas Claughton, Maurice
, Thrash, William Donald, Edward Sol
onion, Leniell Mccullough, Roy and
Hortense Mckenzie, Robert and La
verne Hollingsworth, Gladys AIRING
ton, Emma and Harmon Thames, Mil
? dred and Jonese Craft, hernia Her
? rem. The grown up folk present were
t Mesdames N. R. Mccullough, E. D.
Solomon, William Thames, Robert
Donald w. W. Mound. Jack Shoe
e maker ard Fl. Arlington.
2 = 2 .
F. Morning Party for Miss Hardwick.
.. Affairs piven in honor of visiting
girls have been practically the only So
cial events of the midsummer season
v and Miss Laura Bell Hardwick Of At
= ltnta, Ca, who Is visiting Miss Annie
# Margaret Draughn, has been the hon
+ Gree at number of very pretty af
fairs. The most recent one given II
her honor was smart morning at
d fair on Saturday when Miss BERTHE
It Ward an l. I. and c. college girl home
5, for the vacation entertained at pro
L gressive trail, The hospitality was
extended at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Ward on Williams
k street which is noted for its charm
n and individuality.
re The tables were arranged in tn
S. green and white library and on tn
Il. cool rose trellised porch, In one COZ
ner of the porch punch was served b
a Miss Maggie May Johnson, exquisit
T., white water lilies and pink roses mai
ut ing the table attractive.
le Mrs. M. L. Ward assisted in recei'
Id ing her young daughters guests |
the reception hall of this charmin
home. Misses Mellia G. Allen and Mis-
lie Rachel Mcleod cut for the prize, Mis-
ed Allen being successful. Miss Har'
DIS wick received special gift from tn
m hostess. Both gifts were dainty piece
ey of lingerie. young school girl cou
&C. in of the hostess, Miss. Lima Mclnni
kent sore. Miss Ward and the CIR
assisting her wore dainty white ling
rs. RE frocks with touches of pink. Mi
Ok Hardwick's frock was of pale BIT
ng silk with lace color, worn with lart
err white hat with a touch of black al
w. pink roses.
Pink and white was stressed in Il
dainty three course luncheon Will
followed the games. Lemon sherbe
ed served with strips of watermel'
. hearts was the appetising first cour
with chicken salad, pimento san
witches, waters, olives and stuff
. peppers for the second course folio
n ed by pink and white and brick crea
and cake.
Ill Assisting In serving were MI
Irene Carter and little Janeanna n
y Innis Of Brooklyn, who is visiting MI
! Ward and Miss Anna Margal
Draugn.
Those playing were Miss Hardwi
- Of Atlanta, and Misses Annie Margal
$50; Draughn, Mellia Allen, Lora Hon
S Mary Anna Allen, Aussie Haney,
= ME Belle Mcleod, Clara Miner,
y. ME Bowen, Ellie Montgomery, Reg
G Powe, Ruth and Annie Carter. Rae