The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-07


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turned from a visit to his grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols, at
Mahned. Mr.. Nichols accompanied
him home to spend awhile.
Mesdames II. o. Watkins and NJ Nc
Glohn have returned from the coast,
where Mrs. Watkins went to place her
son, Norvell Watkins, in st. Stanis-
laws College, at Bay ST. Louis.
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Miss Mary Arden Kelly returned |
from Jackson Wednesday. where she
visited the families of her relatives
Mrs. Long and Standardized Varda-
man. She will spend several days
with her aunt, Mrs. J. R. Child he
fore returning to her home Houston.
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/ T.. C. T. Social.
The United Commercial Travellers
viii entertain their families at a So
cial Saturday evening at their rooms
over Moore Bros store. committee
| of ladies have arranged an entertain
ing program for the occasion and re-
freshments will be served.
The program, which will begin at
/ S:15, will consist of vocal solos by
Mrs. p. D. Moore, Misses Lucille and
Katie Hightower a trio by Misses
Lorraine McTnnis, Corinne venable and
Mrs Harry Muir; a quartette by Miss
es Lorraine McTnnis and Corinne Ven
able. Messrs. F. r. Esslinger and
Luther A. Smith. Mrs. A. f. Watkins
and Miss Olive Watkins will give read
ings and Miss Dorothy Olsen, of Can
ton, will give a dialect reading.
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Surprise Party.
A number of young people having
planned a surprise box party in honor
of Mr.. Richard Langford, who left
Wednesday to be principal of the
High school at Star, Miss, gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Langford, on River avenue, Tuesday
evening.
The honor guest, with his sister
Miss Hattie Pearl Langford and their
mother. Mrs. c. H. Langford, made the
young people welcome and a merry
. evening was spent. The visitors had
, brought boxes of dainties and the
, feast was enjoyed on the lawn and
, porch. In the surprise party were
Misses Annie Margaret Draughn, An
ME Bowen, Ethel Polk, Harriette Hill
, Sallie May Miner. Clara Miner, An
ME Cora Gillian, Regina Powe, Rutl
- Bowen; Messrs. Press Small. vii
, Hahn, Clapp, Paul Carter, Bertrand
Miller. Thomas ST. John, Alex Pow
and Lonnie Conner.
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u Bridge Party For Miss Ship.
= Miss Luella Ships visit here, a
), though of only a few days duration
was the motif for two pretty affair
for the unmarried set, her sister, Mrs
y Ryan, giving a card party in her homo
: on Saturday and the Misses Reeve
! entertaining at five hundred Wedne'
6 day evening, while another informs
but pretty affair given her was partic
pated in by both maids and matron'
a. This Va the bridge party given WEI
- nesday afternoon by Mrs. NJ A Holl
- man, at her home on Second avenue.
{ There were three tables. the guest
/ besides Miss Luela Shipp. being ~
hostess, Mrs. r. B. Ryan Mesdames
J, Bryson and her guest Miss Tetre
Thieson of Pensacola, Fla, A. X. NJ
Tnnis and her guest, Miss Dorott
Olsen, of Canton Miss; H. Powe
Misses Mamie O'Ferrall, Corinne We
able, jamie Mcleod sallie Keith ar
Corrie Haney.
After the games Mrs. Ryan and Mi
| OFerrall assisted Mrs. Hoffman
7ri serving a salad course, fruit sal;
with rosettes, olive sandwiche
wafers and mint tea.
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Program For Historical Club.
The Historical Club of the U. D.
will meet saturday afternoon at Hot
Hattiesburg nj o'clock, when Fou
der's Day win be feature of the d
gram. which Is as follows:
I. ORGANISATION Of U. D. C.--M
T. j Ferr1ll
2. Life Of Mrs. Goodlet. the Fo,
der-Mrs O. L. RUSSELL
u 8. Convention Work of MississiI