The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-26

c. Street. While in Ellisville, Miss
was the guest of honor at
a rock party given by Mrs. Hunt,
Tuesday afternoon.
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The B. Y. P. U. of Columbia Street
Baptist church will give a box supper
Tuesday evening on the lawn of Mr..
A. A. Montagues home, on Main
street The public is invited to at
tend. All girls are asked to bring
boxes of lunches, which the young
men will buy.
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Miss Annie Lou Thompson, who
has been spending awhile at Mont
eagle, Tenn, where she appeared a
number of times on the programs rem
dered at Concert Hall, will leave Mont
eagle today for Nashville, Tenn,
where she will be the guest until We'd
nesday of Mrs Burt, who was one OF
the soloist at the Chautauqua at Mont
eagle.
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Miss Birta May Thompson, who has |
been visiting her brother, Mr.. Ben
Thompson, in Birmingham, is expected
who has been with his wife and little
daughter, who have been visiting Miss
Hattie May Sadler, in Sheffield, Ala,
joined his sister, in Birmingham and
will make the trip home with her.
Mrs. Thompson and little girl, Martha,
are now in Asheville, where they will
remain for few weeks.
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| DR.. P. A Carter and son, J. P. Car
ter, Jr., and sisters, Misses Annie and
Ruth Carter, returned this morning
from a few days stay at the Sea
Shore Camp Grounds, making the trip
in the Carter's big touring car. Capt.
and Mrs. ]. P. Carter made the trip on
the train and joined their children at
the Camp Grounds.
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Miss Herren's Party
For Miss Moffette.
The very young school set seems to
have the floor in society these August
days, their youthful spirits seemingly
oblivious of the heat which keeps their
elders at home. A number of rock
parties have been given by them and
} these parties are as prettily carried
out as their mothers and grown-up
sisters. Among those planned for the
young visiting girls was the rock party
on Saturday afternoon, given by Miss
3 Margaret Herren, in honor of hel
friend, Miss Mildred Isobel Moffette
of Chattanooga, Tenn, who is spend
ing awhile with her and the Misses
) Allen.
These two young girls, who hav
been chums almost since babyhood
: received the guests, assisted by tn
I hostess sister, Mrs R. N. Collins
l. They wore lovely white frocks, wit
pale blue sashes and big pale blu
hair bows, Miss Herrens bein
= white marquisette, trimmed in lac
n and Miss Moffette's white embroidere
r. linen, with Irish lace.
T. The larlor, library and receptio
hall were used for the six tables c
h players and were most attractive wit
e vases and bowls of saliva and fern
y The prize, a dainty bag, was won b
is Miss Helen Halsell, of Laurel an
Miss Herren presented Miss Moffett
with pretty penny purse and vanit
Ie case combined.
n After the games of rock an iC
d. course was served in the dining roof
s. Vases of saliva were on mantel, buffe
is and stands, and the crystal candl
T. sticks held red shades. An oval clu
ter of ferns and saliva occupied Il
N central position on the board and
tn each end were cut-glass dishes of cak
III and candies and red-shaded lights.
IL pretty fan marked each guests plat
n Those who enjoyed the lovely par
ne were Miss Mildred Isobel Moffette,
er Chattanooga, Tenn; Misses Bobb
Haney, Cecile Foley, Grace Highto
err, Ruth and Bernice Thompson, Fla
tn ny Stevens, Ruth McLaurin, of Ne
st Augusta; Ida Carolyne Mcleod, Flo
re- ence Hickman, Jessie Jackson, Bess
te- Heidelberg. Dora Ross, Ernestine FL
ng rill, Katie Brown, Josephine Sulliva
I'd. Ehrin Quinn, Elsie and Amelia M;
We sengale. Willery Jackson, Helen Pow
Naomi Hirsch, Ruth Scarborough a
Helen Halsell, of Laurel.
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Mt Mr.. And Mrs. F. M.
cir Hills Card Party.
Tor The card party given Saturday e.
Mr.. ing by Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hill,
ain their home on Fourth aven
os- complimentary to their CUES