The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-14

gether with numbers of red and green |
Christmas garlands, which depended |
from center of red globes.
Messrs. G. E. Craven and Francis |
Deas, the Entertainment committee. |
and Mrs. c. E. Craven received in the
reception hall andy the dance was one
of the most enjoyable of the series
being given by the club.
Sandwiches and coffee were served
between dances.
4. i. \
In Honor OF Mrs. Fisher.
An informal courtesy extended Mrs.
James Gillespie's guest, Mrs. R. M
Fisher, of Chicora, Miss, was the eve
ming of progressive whist, at which
T; Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Jr.,
were hosts.
There were two tables of players
, in the living room, Messrs. W. G. Gil
lespie, ]. E. Davidson, Francis Deas;
Misses Sallie Keith, Mamie Thompson
and Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Keith was awarded the first
prize, whist set and Mrs. Fisher was
given an embroidered linen handker-
chief
Later, in the dining room, Mrs.
Thompson served luncheon of two
courses in the dining room.
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Finger-slaton.
A quiet marriage which took place
Thursday in a private parlor of Hotel
Hattiesburg, was that of Miss May
Slaton, of Lucedale Miss, and Mr.
Milton H. Finger, of Davenport, Iowa
The bride has been the guest for
some time of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Robinson, on Walnut street and
they, with their two children; Mr.. H.
G. Leggett, of Lucedale, an uncle of
} the bride land Miss Alberta Powe, of
this city, were the only guests.
Rev. Mr. Finger, an Episcopalian
minister of Davenport, Ia, who has
been visiting his pecan orchard in
! Mobile, came over from Mobile to
officiate at the marriage of his son and
| Miss Slaton.
. The bride wore tailored suit OF
t tan, with hat of American Beauty.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Finger have been al
+ Hotel Hattiesburg since their mar
/ riage, but will leave today for visit
!. to relatives in Lucedale and Mobile
=, and short stay in Chicago, after
r which they will be at home in Daven
o port, Iowa.
g J. !. -.
kalumet Klub Dance At
Hotel Hattesburg.
The Kalumet Klub gave another
dance Friday evening at Hotel Hat
tiesburg.
&c The full Lomo orchestra furnished
a the music for the young people VIII
- danced in the private dining room.
> It was a program dance, with tn,
"a latter part of the evening" hop, ant
:, between dances CONNECTIONS and puncl
n. were served.
q. The chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs
: Allister NJ. Wills, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
% Jones, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Bridgers
T Mr.. and Mrs Frank Moody.
:. The young ladies and their escort
~ dancing were
Miss Lily Box and G. D. Gibbs.
Miss CorrieF Haney and ]. A. Gi
. ruth.
Miss Harriette Hill and A. L. Heide
80 berg.
- Miss Bessie Haney and ], A. Drive
~ Miss Mary Ellison and J. S. Hari
son. Jr.
Eula Moore and w. j. Greer.
as Miss Norma Powe and H. c. Gree
~ Jr.
- Miss Nell Rowan and VIM. Duke
VI Miss Corinne Venable and D.
: Holmes.
: Others were Messrs. c. A. Campbe
ii G. L. Hawkins, ,Jr., o. w. Holme
II Geo. French, of Gulfport; Pierce Wit
II ers, Gulfport: L. B. Campbell Moor
II thead, Geo. Bilbo and Yerger, of JAG
ii son.
II i. !. u
II Married Ladies' Club
With Mrs. Foley.
II The Married Ladies' Card Club m
II Friday afternoon with Mrs. M. D. I
hey, on Court street
II Besides the regular club memb'
y shin. there we're three out-of-toN
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