The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-30

the reception.
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For Mr.. McAwee.
Miss Birdie Boykin entertained !
of friends Friday night at her |
home on River avenue, in honor of
Mr.. Herman McAwee, of Little Rock,
Ark The parlor and dining room
we're decorated in ferns and the usual
Christmas decorations. Many inter
esting games were played. Hot chloe
olate and cake were served in the din
ing room by the hostess and Mrs.
Riley Boykin.
Those who enjoyed the evening
were Misses Daisy Gilmore, Maggie
Burch, Iva and Ida Ellis, Elna Wind
ham, Maud WALL Marion Patton,
Florence Noles, Emma Davis and Mrs.
Riley Boykin: Messrs. Charlie Moore,
Fred Nehls, Knox Laird, Ross Lewis,
Lake Arnold, Aquilla Laird, Hubert
Jourdin, Erwin Laird, Jesse Noles,
Dexter Thornhill and Herman Nc
Awee, of Little Rock, Ark.
). 81.
Birthday Party.
Friday afternoon from to 6, Mrs.
B. o. Doherty entertained crowd of
little folks, in honor of the birthday
of her little daughters, Cecile, age
twelve, and Mary Lillian, age seven.
A number of presents were received
and many games played. Hot choc-
olate, cake, fruit and candy were
served by Miss Maggie Street and Ada
Copeland.
Estelle Jennings and Margaret
Nichols were the lucky ones who sue
ceeded in biting the apple. The
color scheme was green and red. Two
birthday cakes, with seven candles
on one and twelve on the other, we're
an attractive feature Of the party.
There was music and recitations by
Alice. Jennie and Mary Mead Ament.
/ Those present were Helen and Eliz-
abeth Doherty, Mary Lillian and Cecile
Doherty, Estelle Jennings, Mary Co
cile Foley. Josie Perry, Alice, Jennie
and Mary Meade Ament, Mildred Heis-
Ter, Marion Leleu, Evelyn, Anna Eliza
beth Ament, Margaret and Erett Mich
! oils.
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CoWart-FuIIer.
| A quiet but pretty wedding was eel
ebrated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
p. H. Sadler, on Rebecca avenue
Thursday evening at o'clock. The
contracting party were Miss Octavis
Cowart and Mr.. Charles B. Fuller
The couple stood under a marriage
bell, when the ceremony was per
formed, which was said by Rev. G. H
Thompson, in beautiful and impress
sive manner.
Little Misses Emma Sadler and Ma,
Fuller, in pretty white frocks, actet
as ring bearers, carrying the ring oil
silver tray, covered with point lace
The bride was married in BROW
tailored suit with accessories t.
match. After the ceremony the in
, vited guests, which were the relative
; and close friends of the family, wer
served fruit cake and ambrosia in tn
dining room. Congratulations 70
: lowed with merry jest and cheerful
, conversation, and sincere wishe
were expressed for the happiness an
prosperity of the young couple. Man
handsome gifts were received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller are at hom
with their parents on McSwain stree
until Jan. II, when they will go I
. housekeeping at 1000 river avenue.
4. FL!
Mr.. And Mrs. J. p. Hayden Com
: pIiment jolly Eight Club.
A delightful event Of the Yuletid
was the evening card party given Fl
day by Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Haydel
4 complimentary to the girls OF tn
i Jolly Eight Club. The graceful no
pitality was extended at the home,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Monroe Smith, 6
: Alkaline street.
r Throughout the rooms where til
v card tables were placed were festooI
l. of holly and smilax. Christmas bel
and wreaths were used most effectiv
). ly and the scene was indeed a pret'
,ikona, the girls attending wearing bea
gowns.
hr. and Mrs. Hayden received Il
ests, Mrs. Hayden was wearing
hck lace gown over yellow mess
he, in which she was exceeding
3retfy Refora the games began MI