The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01
Ana Personals

Kentwood, La, who came to attend
the commencement exercises of the
High School, Mrs. Reames' grand
Miss Vera Galbreath, being
one of the graduates.
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Miss Christine Gaines, a member of
the public school faculty, who has been
located with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Love
during the winter and spring, leaves
today for Atlanta, Ca, where she will
spend week before returning to her
home in Elberton, Ga.
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Misses Fannie Lois and Gladys
Yawn will leave today for their home
in Lumberton, after a few days visit
to Miss Emmie Lou Smith, having
come to attend the graduating exer
cises of the High School, Miss Smith
being one of the pretty graduates.
4. ID.
A Fishing Party.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Mullinix, Mrs. M.
L. Harper, Misses Norma and Olive
G. Powe, Messrs. c. E. Linneman.
Walter Jones and Howard Gillian
spent Friday about five miles from
Hattiesburg fishing on Leaf river.
Quite a number of fish were caught,
which were fried and eaten at dinner.
The day was most pleasantly spent.
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Mrs. w. C. Rodgers a Club Hostess.
The Married Ladies' Card Club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. w. c,
Rodgers, on Main street. The club
prize, an ivory stick fan, was won by
Mrs. George Autry and the consolation
hand-embroidered towel, was won
by Mrs. George Derickson. Score was
kept by Miss Ryan.
An ice course was served by the
hostess, Mrs. M. A. Hoffman, Mrs. Z
r. Farrell and Mrs. Ellison.
Those present were Mesdames H. K
Welch, George Derickson, M. D. Fo
hey, M. Dreyfus, D. B. Holmes, George
Autry, ]. w. Bolton, w. L. Oakley, E
r. Farrell, M. A. Hoffman, S. Burr
J Mrs. Ellison and Miss Ryan, of Geor
gia.
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Froebel kindergarten Closes.
Friday being the last day of schoo
at the Froebel Kindergarten, Mis-
Elizabeth Coppock, the efficient teach
er of the little people. gave a picni
on that day at the kindergarten room
on Main street. Numerous game
were played and luncheon enjoyed
This is the third year of Miss Cor
pock's kindergarten work in this city
and to the delight of the parents a
well as the pupils, she will return t
Hattiesburg and reopen her school o.
the fifth of October.
The little folk present were Hele
Hannah, Tod Singleton, Ceola Merklt
Guy Jarvis, o. G. Grigsby, Jr., Mar
Maurer, Lucille Ehlers, Christin
Evans, Hamilton Crawford, Jack Has
gerty, Helen Perry and Frances Wa
kins.
Foy Lynn's Pretty Birthday Party.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Lynn was the scene of a beautifl
children's party Friday afternoon whe
they entertained in honor of the Sc
: enth birthday anniversary of the
s daughter, Foy.
The parlor, reception hall and dinin
!. room were decorated with pink an
white .streamers, masses of pink an
white flowers and ferns. The COLI
}, scheme, pink and white, was pretti
: carried out in all the decorations ar
= in the refreshments as well.
There were 80 young people in Il
company and a period of gayety WI
l. enjoyed on the lawn, until almost dus
!. when in the dining room, ices. pun'
e and four kinds of cake was enjoye
= The table was attractively arranged
Il pink and white. Streamers Of the
colors fell from the chandelier to t
four corners of the table. The Dirt
s day cake. with its seven pink Al
8. white candles on a cut glass ca
?. stand, resting on a cluny lace GOV,
# was in the center of the table.