The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-18
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games the hostess and Mrs. B. l..
Keithley, of Crystal Springs, served a
tempting salad course. Roses and
nasturtiums adorned the rooms where
the guests enjoyed the games of rock.
A tiny cluster of pansies accompanied
the salad course.
Those invited were Misses Bertha
and Ruth Trotter, Myrtle Byrd, Bessie
Cook, Cleo Johnson, Annie Lou Thomp-
son, Ethel Polk, Sallie May and Clara
Miner, Annie Rose Mcleod, Mamie
Steen, Ethel Turner, Mackie Powe,
Frances Ferguson, Brownie Bennett,
Mary Hightower, Tallulah Mcmillan,
Ruth Thrash, Leila McWillians, Olive
and Norma Powe. Agnes Grimes. Of
Meridian; Clara Landrum. Ruth Den
ham and Lucy Hall Pack.
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McElroy-Hussey. .-s'
A quiet, pretty wedding took place
on Friday evening at o'clock at the
residence of Rev. d. E. Kelly, when
Miss Florence Elizabeth McElroy was
united in marriage to Mr.. George Fow-
Ter Hussey, of Mozelle. The bride is
the charming and attractive daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. R, M. McElroy. and
the groom is prominent young man
of Mozelle.
Those who witnessed the ceremony
were Mrs. Edward Cook, of Mozelle;
Mrs. James Kilgarlen, sisters of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wright,
little Miss Lottie Cook. Mr.. and Mrs.
McCloud and Mrs. D. e. Kelley.
The happy couple left shortly after
the ceremony for Mozelle, where they
will reside.
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! Mrs. II. e. WEIGH Hostess At Cards,
A large and delightful affair of Fri
day was the card party at which Mrs.
H. e. WEIGH was hostess, entertaining
! the Married Ladies Card Club and a
number of other guests in the after
noon at her home on Court street.
The rooms looked lovely for the &C.
casion with vases of pink lilies.
There were eight tables of players
and the young son of the house, Alfred
WEIGH, kept score. The club prize, a
filigree vase, was won by Mrs. M.
Dreyfus and the guest prize. silver
spoon was captured by Mrs. G. c. Ar
nett. Mrs. C. M. Sigler cut the con-
ISOLATION, gold bar pin. The games
of five hundred were followed by a
luncheon of two courses, which was
served by Mrs. e. R. Farrell and Mrs.
George Derickson. The luncheon con-
sisted of stuffed tomatoes with my
onaise, nut sandwiches, stuffed olives
and iced tea, followed by strawberry
ice topped with strawberries and cake.
The club members present were
Mesdames ]. w. Bolton, d. B. Holmes.
w. L. Oakley, w. c. Rodgers, George
Derickson, M. Dreyfus and w. c. Rod
gers. The guests we're Mesdames e.
r Farrell, e. N. Patton, p. A. Carter,
I.owrey, Clarence Murdoch, G. P.
Smith, Albert r. Herren, L. D. Wood
ruff, C. B. Hill, of Meridian; c. M.
Sigler H. E. Allen, Robert Field, Jr,
| c. E. Craven, S. Burr. T. w. KEENAN,,
NJ. Rowan, C. c. Arnett, L. w. Bayne;
Misses Bessie Black, Earline White,
of Meridian, and Lora Haney.
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U. C. T. Ball Large
And Brilliant Affair.
The grand ball given last night at
w. O. w. Hall, by the Local Council
of United Commercial Travellers, was
pronounced one of the most elaborate
similar functions ever given in Hat
tiesburg. The presence in large num-
bers of the beautiful matrons and
maidens here as visitors, with the
delegates to the meeting of the Grand
Council of the U. c. T. mingling with
Hattiesburg's beautiful women; with
the bagmen of Bagdad in bright orien-
tai costumes and the lively, hearty,
CHEEKY fellows from Hattiesburg and
everywhere, all moving with steps of
grace and the poetry of motion, to the
strains of beautiful music discoursed
by Brauns-Naval Brigade Band and
orchestra, made scene of gay pleas.
lure, witnessed only when the light