The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-07

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A plate luncheon In two courses
was served by Mrs Carter assisted by |
Miss Annie Carter and Mrs. Chas. G. |
Carter, of McCallum.
There were present club members
only, these being Mesdames ]. C. Bal
lard, P. A. Carter, e. r. Farrell, Chas.
M. Hays, Leo H. Martin, Jno. A. Nc
Leod, H. T. Mounger. J. M. Stevens,
]. ]. Stevens, w. s. F. Tatum and w.
o. Tatum.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew MacLaughlin
Jones, of Hattiesburg, Miss, are spend
ing several days in Montgomery on
their bridal trip and are registered at
GayTeague Hotel. Mrs. Jones for
merly was Miss Katie Allen, Of Hat
tiesburg. and was for three years So
ciety editor of The Hattiesburg News,
where her bright work and clever
style of writing attracted much fav-
-
girl and Is unusually attractive.
Mr.. Jones is formerly from st. Louis
and has many friends throughout the
South. Their marriage was brilliantly
solemnized at the Presbyterian church.
in Hattiesburg, and was followed by a
reception at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will
leave tomorrow for Mobile, Houston,
and other points. They came to Mont
gomery from Asheville, N. c., where
they spent week at the Manor.-The
Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser. IS q
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Wednesday Club Meeting
With Mrs. Robbins.
American Art" was the subject dis
cussed by the members OF the We'd
nesday Club this week at their meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
f. l.. Robbins on West Pine street.
Mrs. Swittenberg was chairman for
the afternoon and several papers were
read-one by Mrs. NJ. G. Field on
ence," another on John La FARCE
the Decorative Artist" by Mrs. Mas
sengale; The Portrait Painters,
showing English influence, read by
Mrs. A. X. McInnis in the absence oil
Mrs Magruder.
p, Mrs, Perry and Mrs. Hoffman dis
cussed the Representative Painters,
, Whistler and Sargent.
The Lyceum Course, with 9Th,
Shuberts" as the next attraction Oh
Monday evening, Nov. 18th, was thel
discussed and committee appointe,
for advertising the attraction properly
Later few guests came in TO
luncheon and music, Mes1ames d. N
Watkins, Burt and d. E. McInnis.
Miss Lucille Goar and Mrs. PER-
assisted Mrs. Robbins in serving tn
} luncheon.
Mrs. B. D. Moore will be the neg
hostess on Wednesday of next week.
The members present were Me
danes Grace Christian, R. n. Collin
5 w. A. Collins w. H. Cook, May Co
> ten, w. w. Crawford, M. G. Field, j.
: Love, NJ. A. Hoffman, w. w. Masse
g gale, A. X. McInnis, w. B. Perry, E.
1 Rush, R. R. Swittenberg. ]. H. Turne
l.. WaiIes-Johnson Wedding.
Wednesday evening at the Cou
o Street Methodist church the marrias
of Miss Cleo Johnson and Mr.. Villa
e Edwin Wales, of Laurel, Miss, WI
Y solemnized in the presence of lari
n congregation, by Rev. Geo. H. Thorn
son, pastor of the church. A Ri
= combination of white and yellow W
5 used in the decorations, the altar |
]. ing banked with ferns and evergreen
s in which glowed a solid mass of y
p low chrysanthemums and autun
leaves. In front of this were two I
- pbueSldlS uldptu III Nultct WIN W III
v tulle butterfly bows and capped wi
e jardiniers of fern.
Even the choir loft was outlin
with garlands Of evergreens and I
tumn leaves, dotted with the yell
chrysanthemums Here Mrs. Lntl
N A. Smith was in charge of the mus
he playing the wedding chorus from l.
d. engrin, which was sung by quartet
lg Misses Bessie Cook and Corinne v
able, Messrs. Geo. d. Stockman a
in H. o. White.
in Miss Bessie Cook sang 81
e. without Me-" and the bridal pa
entered the church to the singing
as the wedding chorus. the ush'
III Messrs. T. G. Hanna and Addi
en- Thrash leading. Messrs. ]. q. Da'
On son, Howard Gillian and Walter
60 Jones were the groomsmen, the
by former acting also as ushers until
oe arrival of the bridal party.
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