The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-04-07

Methodist church and with the Hat
tiesburg Choral Club. She possesses
voice of wonderfully high range and
the program she is preparing is an ex-
celletn one. In connection with the
recital Mrs. Akers will use her vic
torola.
Visitors At The Ball Game.
Society and Hattiesburg at large
was on hand to witness the opening
ball game of the season, between the
Hattiesburg Woodpeckers and the Me-
ridian Ribboners. A special train
! from Meridian brought down 235 visi-
tors and the day was as beautiful as
anyone could wish.
| Among the many visitors were:
Mrs. Sam McCants, Misses Margaret
Hodges and Sadie Van Dyke, Mr.. T.
Champenois, of Meridian; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. MCGOWAN, who were guests
| of DR.. and Mrs. Fern Champenois; Mr..
and Mrs. d. B. Holmes had with them
the latter's sisters, Mrs. A. S. Boze-
man and Mrs. G. B. Hill, from Merid-
ian; Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. O'Neil, Mrs.
Norbert Neil and Mrs. Myers were
guests of Mrs. Galway Bennett Mr..
and Mrs. Cliff Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. James K Perrin;
Messrs. Julius Arkey, H. M. Perkins,
E. G. Murphy, 1. M. Rosenbush, ]. B.
Tut, S. Neterman, Dave Lowi, Mead
Easterling, Cary Ethridge, d. H. Hef-
lin, F. G. McGriff, w. c. Lake, Dan Ed
wards, Sol Suggerman, E. o. Blocker,
Bonnie Holz, Bown Vardaman, W. T.
Morton, S. e. McEachern, L. d. Spots
woods, M. L. Spotswoods, G. P. Sea-
brook, M. c. Baker, E. l.. Cain, s.
Thompson, L. S. Thompson, B. F. Dow,
J. P. Harrel, T. o. Mason, B. ]. Morri-
son, Jr., Howard Baldwin, Lee Willdn-
son, A. L. Weiss, were Meridian visi-
tors at the games, most of them regis
tering at Hotel Hatiesburg.
Noted among the married set of Hat
tiesburg, whose hearts were made glad
by the Hattiesburg team winning
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Conner, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Conner, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Turner, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D.
Foote, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Toom
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes " Robertson,
Mrs. N. c. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A..
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Love, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip j. Toomer, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. F. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. e. McInnis; Mesdames M. L. Har-
per, Henry Turner, F. I. Ames, William
Bib, of Dallas Texas, the guest of
Mrs. Ben Toomer; w. w. Massengele,
George Cotton, w. L. Logan, w. B.
Perry, w. B. Follanbee, Jr., Walter
Dryfus, s. G. Eaton, M. L. Thompson,
Jr., Will Edmonson, L. D. Woodruff
and her guest, Mrs. Hartwell Cook, of
Bendale; Will Edmonson, e. w. Han
nah and P. A. Carter. From the
younger unmarried set were Misses
Annie Rose Mcleod, Matte Cotton
Marie Rowan, Corrie Haney, Elizabeth
Harrison, Nellie Allen, Allie Camp
Earline White of Meridian, the guest
of Mrs. E. L. Robbins, jamie and An
ME Belle Mcleod, Katie L. l. Allen
Ethel Turner, Nellie G. Rowan, Vir
ginia Mcleod, Zoe McDuff, Marie
Ruth and Naomi Turner, Fanny
Thompson, Mamie Draughn, Ruby Lea
Mable Hosmer, the guest of Mrs. jim
Lea; Eula and Arie Moore and theil
guest, Mary Simmons, of Lake; Al
leen Collins, Lucille Sweat, Mamie
Draughn, Mamie Steen, Carline Hal
: and guest, Claire Neil, of Buffalo, N
! Y; Katherine Stewart of, Arkansas
the guest of Mrs. Mr. ]. Hale. A part.
of the girls from the school set wa
=, composed of Misses Carrie Jackson
Mary Ellison, Anna Maxcy Camp En-
e mic Smith, Hattie Pearl Langfort
+ Marie Hill, Ida Belle Camp, Grac
+ Eaton, Ruth and Mary Lou McInni
and Maurine Welborne.