The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-04-24


Leila McWilliams, Bessie Powe, Jane
Fuller, Lora Haney, Olive Powe and
Annie Rose Mcleod Guests Misses
May T. Haney, Harriette R. Hill, Mel
lie and Katie L. l. Allen, Annie Cora
Gillian and Corrie Haney.
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surprise Party.
Last Friday evening a crowd of
young girls and boys chaperoned by
Mrs. Mason, gave Miss Naomi Hirsch
a surprise party, at the home of her
PAL ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Hirsch. on
Hemphill street. In the afternoon
nile Miss Hirsch was away. from
ONE, the girls decorated the rooms
and arranged dainty refreshments. It
was indeed surprise to Miss Hirsch
10 md on her return home a group
OF girls and boys in the parlor. but
she made the time pass pleasantly.
Ihose present were Misses Lillian
Nason, Ethel Watkins, Kate Leland.
Ciarlne Wall, Grace Miller, Mamie
cotton and Messrs. Benton Holmes.
Harry Hickman, Sylvan Kernaghan,
otls Perry, Thomas ]. Jackson, Butler
Avery, Lloyd st. Clair.
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confederate Memorial Services.
The Confederate Memorial services
VIII be held at the First Presbyterian
"hurch, on Main street, Sunday after
coon, April 2Sth.. Veterans. Sons of
veterans and U. D. C. will meet at
ne monument and form in line under
ohmand of Capt. j. P. Carter and
capt. j. P. Pace at 2:3O and march +o
'ne church, where exercises will begin
promptly at o'clock. At AGO thew
VII take cars at corner Main ana
zine streets, for the cemetery. They
VIII leave there by cars after decorat.
'-g the graves of Confederate soldiers
u. s. and Mexican War Veterans
| veterans are asked to please wear
ROSES and U. D. C. their badges for
loentification to the Traction Co.
The public is cordially invited tc
attend Everyone please bring OF
send flowers and ivy wreaths to the
church, where a committee will 70
ceive them.
capt j. P. Carter will be master o.
ceremonies. The program follows.
Opening Hymn-By Choir.
introductory Remarkably Rev. r. 7
Currie. ~
Hymn-"How Firm a Foundation
500, "One Sweet Solemn Thought
Mrs. Leo Martin.
Memorial Address-Dr. A r wo,
kins.
vocal Solo-Selected.
, Memorial of Hattiesburg Camp, I'm
: ted Confederate Veterans-By Adj,
tant j. P. Chambers.
Bestowal of Crosses of Honor-B
, Miss Annie Gay.
I Hymn-"Onward Christian So
diers."
Benediction-By Rev. E. ]. Currie.
Following will please be on hand t
receive their crosses: Mr.. B. w. Mo
row, Mr.. w. 7. King, Mrs. Alice Ode
:, Trigg and Mrs. Lillian Stevens Nasol
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Kings Daughters Progressive Tea.
r. The Progressive Tea given Tuesda
II afternoon by the Whatsoever Giro
of Kings Daughters, was a lovel
affair, taking place at the homes
# Mrs. J. l.. Kearney, on Buschma
\. street and Mrs. T. B. Robinson, c
% parlor of the Kearney home we
m beautifully decorated in roses, eve
# greens and the Kings Daughters &C
ar ors, purple and white.
N In the reception hall the walls we
g. encircled in greenery and the balu
n trade and chandelier were entwin,
az in foliage Of the most delicate growt
Bright red roses filled the vases al
jardiniers. In the parlor the wal
and windows were draped in purr
id and white, and garlands of purple al
IN white extended from the chandelit
w which had it's fern twined supper
of tied with purple and white tulle, to t
g four corners of the room. SIN,
re table in the center of the room W
IS arranged in the Kings Daughters C
NJ ors and the top covered with pi
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