The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-21
THE HA1TIESBURG NEWS

President, Miss Bessie Powe; vice
president, Miss Bette Conner; secre-
lary Miss Lora Haney; treasurer
MISS Annie Rose Mcleod; reporter,
MISS Mamie Thompson.
Two new members were present,
Misses Ethel Turner and Ellie Mont
gomery.
A hot plate luncheon was served by
the hostesses after the program. There
We're several guests, most of them be-
ing young matrons who were Sowania
Club girls before their marriage.
rhese were Mrs. Arthur v. Hays, Mrs.
j. J. Haney, Mrs. Chas. E. McClel-
land, Mrs. Chas. F. Ames, Mrs. F. C.
Hathorn, Mrs. Robt. Field, Misses
Lucille Hightower and Mackie Powe.
The members present were Misses
Ethel and Bessie Powe, Lora Haney,
Mabel Greer, Bessie Haney, Annie
Rose Mcleod, Mary Pierce Folk, An
ma and Jane Fuller, Camille Thrash,
Mamie Thompson, Norma Powe.
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At Home For October Bride.
One of the large affairs of the week
was the lat home" on Saturday af-
ternoon when Mesdames p. A. and
Geo. H. Carter and Misses Annie and
Ruth Carter received at the home of
Misses Carter, on Court street, in
honor of Miss Katie Allen.
Master Mcleod Carter, the small
son of Mrs. Geo. Carter, in white
embroidered suit, received the cards
on a silver waiter at the door.
Punch was served in the parlor, the
table, strewn with red chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns, presided over by
Miss Emily Gayden, who wore a white
embroidered marquisette frock over
pale blue satin.
Here, AS in the other reception
rooms, red and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and golden rod were used and
the lights shaded in yellow and red
Yellow chrysanthemums outlined the
arched doorway into the library, where
stood the receiving line, composed of
Mrs. j. P. Carter, gowned in black
silk net and jet, en- traine and built
over satin; Mrs. George H. Carter, in
gray crepe de chine, en- traine, with
silk embroidery; Miss Annie Carter,
cluny lace and embroidery, over pink;
Miss Ruth Carter, pink messaine
draped in pink chiffon; Mrs. p. A. Car
ter, tucked old rose yoile over satin,
en- traine, with ecrue lace tunic; the
bride-elect, Miss Katie Allen, in old
rose costume of accordion pleated
chiffon taffeta, with old rose velvet
hat, and the girls of her bridal party,
Misses Nellie Allen, in black silk,
with black lace motifs and red satin
sash and accessories; Anna Belle Nc
Leod, pink and white frock, with lace
garniture; Nell Rowan, pale blue silk
wolfe, with blue lace trimmings; Ruby
Marguerite Lea, pale blue messaIine,
draped in blue lace and chiffon and
Virginia Mcleod, white marquisette,
hand-embroidered in blue.
Others assisting in receiving were
Mesdames NJ. L. Thompson, Jr, Fern
Champenois, S. l.. Heidelberg, G. P.
Smith; Misses Lucille Goar and Boyd
Mckenzie.
The same rich colors prevailed in
the dining room, where Mrs. Albert
R. Herren, in a soft, Powered frock,
with velvet lace trimmings, Mrs Rob.
ert T. Burkes, wearing white satin
striped wolfe, with lace garniture and
Miss Irene Carter, in white embroid-
cred marquisette over blue, at small
tables, poured tea.
Misses Louise oliver, Maggie May
Johnson and Harriette Hill were the
tea girls, serving the sandwiches and
mints.
The center-piece on the polished
table was five-pronged crystal can
delabra, shaded in red and the cluny
lace cover revealed a red background
Lights shaded in red and yellow, witt
the golden rod and chrysanthemums
were the dominant features.
Misses Ruby Batson and EstellC
Robertson gave piano selections dur
ing the afternoon.
There was large number of callers
from both the married and unmarried
set.
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Beautiful Wedding SoIemnized in
College Chapel on Thursday
Evening.