The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-03
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Social and Personal
TIE L. |. ALIEN
Miss Currie's Class Picnic.

Miss Curre's Class Picnic.
Miss Jeanette Currie, one of the
ounger teachers of the First Presby-
terrain Sunday school, took her class
out to Rawls Springs Thursday for
the day. A few other children and
grown-ups" completed the little party |
and a substantial dinner under the
trees at noon, made the day complete
for the picnickers, who were Emily |
Massengale, Augusta Logan, Myrtle
Farley, Ethel Hearen, Mildred Farley
Of the class and Mesdames Dan Fair
ley, Huddleston, e. G. Hearon, Misses
Elene Gatlin, Ruth Currie, Laura Lee
and Freda Farley, Francis Robbins,
Doris and Bliss Farley
I: !. .
Maids And Matrons
With Mrs. Turner.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Turner was hostess for
the second time this week on Thurs
day, her guests being the members Of
the Mai Dis and Matrons Card Club
and four substitutes, who whiled away
a pleasant afternoon playing five hun
dred.
! Mrs. Charles F. Ames, in dainty
summer frock, served punch as the
guests entered the reception hall.
Sweet peas, in bowls and vases,
made the living room, where the
guests played, and the dining room,
fragrant.
Mrs. Martin D. King won the club
prize and Mrs. Lewis Drane the guest
prize, both being pretty fans.
After the games a salad course was
served. Mesdames M. L. Harper and
d, r. n. Collins assisting the hostess. In
the dining oroom, where the guests
lwere served, sweet pens formed the
artistic table dacorations. i
Misses Jania Mcleod. Aussie Nancy,
Ethel Hill; Mesdames NJ bsaThomp.
son. Jr. p. ]. Toomer, NJ D. King, R.
n. Collins and Robt. Field were the
members present, with Mesdames
William Bib, of Dallas, Texas; Chas
. p. Ames. NJ. L. Harper and J. w. Dav
idson, as guests.
Mrs. Farrell Compliments
Married Ladies'.
. Mrs. e. R. Farrell complimented the
members of the Married Ladies' Care
: Club very prettily on Friday Afternoon
when she entertained at five hundred
in their honor.
, The Forrest Club was the scene O
. the party and the long porch extending
r around the club was cozily arranged
: with the mission chairs and tables fo
the games, as porch parties are thu
l most delightful form of entertainment
! these June days.
Mrs. Farrell in a dainty lingeri
rock of lace and hand-embroidery, re
e ceiyed the guests on the front porcl
0 at the head of the broad steps and he
d little daughter, Miss Florence Farrell
= in a white empire frock, with blue rit
J bons, handed each one the scor
- cards, which bore suitable verses TO
j. q players luck
h In one of the reception rooms, Mis-
3 Bessie Black, a sister of the hostes
and Miss Kate Smith, prettily gownet
\ the former in lavender silk and Mis-
Smith in white, with black and whit
picture hat, dispensed punch wit
lavish hands.
e Miss Norma Powe, in white ma
ID ouisette with lace over pale blue, an
Clara Smith, in white over yelloN
with black velvet ribbon, kept score.
The prizes were white fans ar
81 Mrs. d. NJ. Watkins was the success
n full guest, while Mrs. Davidson We
81 the club trophy and Mrs. M. Rowe
a cut the consolation.
Punch was served during the game
with divinity fudge and crystaliz'
ginger and an ice course, in pink al
e white, followed.
number of other guests besid
IS the club members, enjoyed Mrs. FL
b relrs hospitality, the club membe
being Mesdames H. e. WEIGH M. Dire
fus, NJ. D. Foley, R, D. Reeves, j.
- Davidson, w. L. Oakley, J. w. Boltt
= George Autry, George Derrickson, a
the other guests, Mesdames Albert
q Herren, G. P. Smith, M. L. Thomps'
Jr. f. N. Patton, Fred Naylor, 2.
Carter. Martin D. King, R. N. Coli
NJ. Rowan, H. T. Mounger, Char
Hayes, D. M. Watkins, Ashton Toom