The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-30


eral days in Memphis, at the Peabody
Hotel. They will be absent from the
city about two months.
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Lawn Social.
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Campbell enter
tanned the members ~ the congrega-
ton of the Bay Street Presbyterian
church at lawn social Wednesday
evening. These beautiful moonlight
night are ideal for an al fresco enter
tainment and the social last night was
delightful. Block cream, with cake,
was served.
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For Mrs. Jagoe.
Mrs. Henry Turner entertained at
a bridge luncheon Wednesday at her
home on Bay street, in compliment to
Mrs. o. B. Jagoe, of Okolona, the
house guest of Mrs. e. l.. Robbins
Sweet peas, smilax and ferns decorat-
ed the cluny lace covered table for
the luncheon, which followed the
bridge games. Covers were laid for
eight. The luncheon was one of the
lovely smaller affairs of the week.
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Wednesday Club.
The meeting yesterday of the We'd
nesday Club was held with Mrs. r. r..
Swittenberg. Mrs. Grace Christian
was chairman of the afternoon. The
subject of study was 1.-THE Barbizon
School of Art" and the program was
rendered by Mrs. v. NJ. Seaman and
Mrs. A. X. McInnis. A two-course
menu was served.
The members present were Mes
danes M. d. King, Henry Turner.
Grace Christian, r. N. Collins, W. r.
Cook. w. w. Crawford, M. G. Field, ],
S. Love, A. X. McInnis, w. w. Mas.
sengale, B. D. Moore, s. v. Robertson,
e. L. Robbins, E. F. Rush and v. NJ.
Seaman. Guests, Mrs. o. B. Jagoe, of
Okolona; Mrs. r. Young and Mrs. H.
r. Wilson.
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For Three Graduates.
In a delightful informal manner
Miss Ethel Powe entertained the older
members of the Hutcheson Music
Club Wednesday afternoon, in com.
pliment to three young girls, Misses
Sarah Fogel, Edith Naylor and Eva
Combs, members of the club, who will
on Friday evening receive their di
plomas from the High School
The color scheme black and gold
the senior class colors, was prettily
carried out with vases and bowls OF
yellow daisies.
A guessing contest was feature oil
the afternoon and the prize, picture
of Beethoven, was won by Miss Eliza
beth Watkins. The honor guests
were presented with plaques bearing
a picture of Mozark. A lovely musical
program was rendered by Misses Edith
Naylor, Ohio Cochran, Elizabeth Wat
kins, Irene Combs, Hazel Bishop
Ethel Powe and Naomi Hirsch. Two
pretty readings were given with much
expression by Miss Mackie Powe.
An orange ice with cake, was served
Accompanying each plate was a tiny
cluster of daisies, tied with gold and
black ribbon.
Those present were Misses Edith
Naylor Eva Combs, Sarah Fogel Riv
ers Woodward, Elizabeth Watkins
Alberta McSwain, Ermine and Haze
Bishop, Irene Combs, Cora Cowart
Lima McInnis, Naomi Hirsch and Othc
Cochran. Miss Grace Massengale and
Miss Walline Skoglund, of Biloxi, were
the only guests.
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McSwain-Urban Wedding.
Miss Florence Viola McSwain of New
Augusta, and Mr.. Michael John Ur
ban, of New Orleans, were married
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, al
the Methodist church, at New Augusta
The wedding is of much interest in
Hattiesburg, where the bride has a
host of friends made while on visits
to her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
A. H. McSwain, on Main street.
The color scheme of the wedding
was yellow and white. The church
was deliberately festooned in the flow.
ers of spring and a transverse strand
of flowers, arranged across the church,
hung just over the head of the young
couple. The names "McSwain-Ur-
ban" was suspended from the trans
verse garden. the letters being artis-