The Hattiesburg news., 1911-02-22
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KATIE L. /. ALLEN'

yaret Boyd of Indianapolis, Ind. Games
and music was enjoyed after which
Mrs. Singleton. assisted by Mrs. Ma
mie Foster, Misses Genie and Dora
Gray and Maggie White, served gela-
tine, with whipped cream and cake.
About seventeen of the members were
present.
Former Hattiesburg Girl to Marry.
Mrs. John T. Grout, of New Orleans,
has issued invitations to the marriage
of her daughter, Elizabeth, to Mr..
John H. ODowd, Jr., which will be
celebrated on March End, at the bride
elects home, on st. Charles avenue.
Cards enclosed state they will be "at
home after April 18th, S410 Pamela
street, New Orleans, La.
The wedding will be of no little in
terest in this city, where the bride
elect formerly lived, during which time |
she made a host of friends by her |
merry disposition.
For Miss Mclnnis.
Mrs. j. H. Putnam and Miss Har-
riette Putnam, on Walnut street, had
a fw friends in reecntl yto play Trail,
in honor of Miss Lucille McInnis, at
whose wedding Miss Putnam will be
one of the bridesmaids. During the
games, Mrs. Putnam served raspberry
blace and marshmellow and straw
cake. Miss McInnis was presented
with a sewing chain, at the end OF
which was a pair of scissors, emery
bag and pin case.
Those playing Trail were: Miss
Lucille McInnis and James e. Gray,
Miss Lavinia Currie and Dan Currie,
Miss Lorraine McInnis and Luther A.
Smith, Miss Harriette Putnam and
Neil Currie.
Musical At Mrs. CantWeli's.
TIL musical given Tuesday afternoon
by the Catholic Ladies Aid at the
home of Mrs. T. A. Cantwell, on Main
street, was a delightful affair. The
program was made up of choice num-
bers consisting of some beautiful
solos, both in piano and voice, inter
spersed with few pretty readings.
Much credit for the success of the
affair is given Mrs. B. d. Moore, whose
tuntiring efforts with the aid of other
members of the Aid made the musical
such a success. The following is the
program for the afternoon:
Piano Solo-Mrs. John Haney.
Vocal Solo-Miss Bessie Cook.
Piano Solo-Miss Ethel Bolton.
Reading-Mrs. S. " Robertson.
Plane Sslo-Mrs. l.. Smith.
Vocal Solo-Miss Clara Hackney.
Vocal Solo-Miss Mamie Farley.
, Duet-Mrs. L. H. Martin and Miss
) Bessie Cook.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. B. d. Moore.
r Piano Solo-Miss Mildred Heisler.
Piano Solo-Miss Marie Rowan.
! Reading-Mrs. Robertson.
| Vocal Solo-Nrs. Moore.
f The decorations were in red ant
= white, suggestive of the day, and wer,
: extremely lovely. Quantities of rel
e and white roses and flags were used
i The center-piece on the dining tabl
!, was a cluster of red and white roses
in a cut-glass vase resting on a prett
lace center-piece. Cut-glass nappies
l. holding red and white mints, CON
t pleted the table decorations. Chicke
S salad sandwiches, pimento sandwiches
h coffee and hot chocolate was served
L and on each guest was pinned tin
e American flag.
y A small admission was charged an
It forty dollars was made. The Aid d.
sires to thank those who took part
the program, and all who assiste
4 in any way toward making the mus
r. cal a success.
d I: = q
o Gray-McInnis Wedding Plans.
,e The wedding of Miss Lucille McInni
a. and Mr.. James Emerson Gray, of Men
" phis, Tenn, will be large and prom
er nent affair of the early spring. Th
1T marriage will be solemnized on Marc
ii the End, at 8 o'clock at the First Met
odist church, on Main street, and ii
color scheme will be yellow aHd whit
A musical program, in charge I
n Misses Edna A. Sigler and Sophron
r. Hyde, will be rendered by Mrs. b.
h. Moore, Mrs. Walter Sampson; Miss
If Bessie Cook, Sophronia Hyde, Ann