The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-02

Mrs. C. E. Craven assisted Mrs
Davidson in serving a dainty salad
course, followed by coffee and maca
rooms.
The members present were Mes
danes H. E. Welch, e. R. Farrell, W
C. Rodgers, M. A. Hoffman, L. w
Bayne. Charles Hays, G. G. Murdoch
The guests present in addition to the
club members, were Mesdames G. w
Rich, M. Rowan, T. w. KEENAN,, L. L
Major, of Epley; s. Burr, J. w. Nc
Williams, F. C. Conrad, C. c. Arnett
H. E. Allen, c. E. Craven; Mrs Ste
vens. of Epley, and Misses Lillian
Knobloch and Edna Rodgers, OF
Huntsville, Ala.
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FortnightIy Club Meets.
Miss Leila McWilliams was tho
pretty young hostess of the Fort
nightly Club Thursday afternoon, a
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. F. Barton, on Main street. There
were five tables, Miss McWilliams
having a few guests in addition to the
club members. Mrs. Early B. Lokey
assisted her sister in receiving. The
club prize was won on the cut by
Miss Virginia Mcleod and Miss Nor
ma Powe cut the guest prize. Bot
prizes were pretty crochet edget
handkerchiefs, the dainty work of tn
hostess.
Rock was played and after tn
games, Mrs. Lokey and Miss Lurlen
Collins assisted the hostess in serv
ing a tempting salad course with cof
fee.
The members present were Mise
Ethel Turner, Annie Belle and VII
ginia Mcleod, Mamie Steen, Jan,
Fuller, Annie Lou Thompson, LORI
Haney, Olive Powe, Nell Rowan, Al
ME Rose Mcleod and Bessie Powe
The guests who had the pleasure o.
enjoying Miss McWilliams' delightfr
hospitality were Misses Nellie Nc
Lennon, Frances Ferguson, Katie Cal
houn, of Atlanta, Ca; Nellie ant
Katie L. I. Allen, Norma Powe, Min
ME Hightower, Mrs. e. B. Lokey ant
Mrs. James Hays.
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Valentine Party.
A most delightful affair for the
members of the Epworth League o.
Court Street Methodist church was
the Valentine party which was giver
for them Thursday evening by Miss
Annie Dee Hall, on Rebecca avenue.
The parlor was attractively deco
rated in red hearts. On the windows
and walls were many tiny red hearts
arranged to form large hearts.
large red heart hung from the chan
delier and over the mantel were the
words Epworth League, a bright rec
heart separating each letter.
Numerous games and contests were
enjoyed, among them being a Bible
contest, in which the answers were
the name of the books of the Bible
For the partners for the contest, eacf
boy was given a red heat, tied with
the league colors and told to find the
girl whose heart contained the same
number. Miss Emmie Siebe and Mr.
Walton Whitsitt were congratulated
on answering the most questions. The
one minute proposal which followed
caused much merriment. For the
heart contest the boys found theil
partners by matching hearts. Miss
Matte Lewis and Mr.. John Deaven
port won the prize, bunch of violets
tied with the league colors. After
playing wink a short while, Miss EN-
mic Siebe and Miss Matte Lewis
assisted Miss Hall in serving a salad
course with coffee. The young ladies
wore dainty white aprons decorated
in hearts, carrying out the heart idea
of the party.
Those enjoying the Valentine party
were Misses Ruby Bush, Maggie
White, Iva May Burnside, Jessie King
Mary Curtis, Sue Reed, Emma Siebe
Moey Reed, Lallie Hayes, Nan Nc
Innis, Erskin Thompson, Mary Pax.
ton and Matte Lewis; Messrs George
Peabody, R. E. King, L. o. Wright
Walton Whitsitt. Fred Coleman, John
Davenport, d. HAYES, Milton Moore
and Mr.. Hall.