The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-07

Dolfus served punch. In the dining
room Mrs. Hill, Mrs. H. H. Hinton and
Mrs. Charlie Dolfus served sandwiches,
cream and cake. The table was en- |
bellished with foliage and nasturtiums |
Numerous games were played. |
Those present were Leonard HILL Dud- |
ley and Walter Conner, Williams Fol
lanbee, Jewel Wright, Howard and
Pierpont Camp, Mary and Margaret
Venable. Edith and Hammond Hinton,
of Florida; Mary Louise Eure, Robert
Schurb, of New Orleans; Doris and
Grace Willie Edwin Rawls, Mary Edna
and Marvin Haynen, Gene and Au-
burn Wells, Marion Field and Leah
Beth Conner,
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Miss Annie Lou Thompson left this
morning for Holly Springs, where she
will give a recital Thursday under the
auspices of the Civic League. While
there she will be the guest of Mrs.
Raymond, at the Mississippi Synodical
College Saturday Miss Thompson
will leave for Monteagle, Tenn, to
spend a few weeks with Mrs. Eggle-
ton Smith, of Holly Spring, who is
spending the summer there.
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Girls Rock Club Entertained.
Miss Gertrude Polk entertained the
Girls Rock Club and a number of
young boys Tuesday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Polk, on River avenue. Punch was
served by Miss Hattie Pearl Langford
and after the games of rock Miss Ethe
Polk and Miss Langford served cream
: and cake.
The club members and their escorts
who enjoyed the evening were Mis-:
Ruth Thrash and Curren Sullivan, Miss
Mackie Powe and Clarence Clapp
, Miss Mary Hightower and Lonni,
Conner, Miss Mable Nixon and D. w
I Holmes, Miss Frances Ferguson an,
Richard Langford, Miss Mary ELLISON
and Thomas st. John, Miss Grac
/, Massengale and Evans Venable.
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S Petal Locals.
Misses Clements, Hattie Pearl Lanl
ford and Agnes Polk, of Hattiesburl
S came out to Green's Creek, a few day
d ago for the purpose of organizing
J. Philathea Sunday school class an
S were successful. Mrs. d. o. Hero
was elected teacher and the Officer
are Miss Arrilla Grantham, president
e Miss Leaty Herrod, vice-president
d Miss Edith Bradley, secretary; Mi!
o Bessie Gill, treasurer and Miss Lii
4. Wright, reporter. Eleven membe
were enrolled.
A series of services have just clos,
s. at the M. E. Church, South, whit
j., has been in progress the past wee
r. with splendid results, there being tn
R. ty new addition to the church. Re
O'Neil and Rev. Mcleod had the met
ing in charge, both of whom are c
is cellent expounders of the gospel al
10 earnest christian men.
il Mr.. w. M. Breland, of Virgins, W
IS. social visitor here Sunday.
70 Mrs. McLendon and her daughtC
ty Miss Bette Lee McLendon, of Yaz
City, Miss, are visiting the former
son, Mr. Walter McLendon.
T. Mrs. Hattie Bates, of Hattiesbul
ed spent few days this week with re
a tives and friends here.
ed Mrs. M. II. Butler, of Terry, Mis-
M is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. b
,r- Ter.
Mr.. Alex Bates has returned hoI
from Logtown, where he was employ
in carpentering.
ed Miss Florrie Westerfield has
,e Miss, after a visit to her sister, M
air Joseph Pace.
as Miss Edna Pickel has returned
nd Natchez to resume her study course
nd trained nursing, after a two wee
lie vacation spent with home folk here
- Miss Ruby Odom returned ho
Sunday from visit to relatives
Prentiss.
Miss Arrilla Grantham has return
home from a visit to Moselle.