The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-25

Those present were MeSdames l.. d. |
Woodruff, J. p. Hayden, ]. R. Mason,
y. B. Holmes, j. E. Mckay, Hartwell |
Cook, of Gulfport; ]. w. Bolton, ]. r.
Child, d. M. Watkins, ]. S. Lea and |
Mrs. Lowrey. Light refreshments |
were served.
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Kings Daughters Meet.
The Rescue Home Circle of Kings |
Daughters held an important meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. H. T.
Allen on Hall avenue. 1t was a spend
the day party, each member bringing
her lunch, and much was accomplished
on the silk quilt. The Whatsoever
Circle of Kings Daughters were in
vited to meet with them and the day
was a profitable and pleasant one.
I.
P. T. A. Of Ward Three Meets.
The Parent-Teachers' Association of
Ward Three was delightfully."- enter
tanned on Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Martin, at her home, corner of Laurel
avenue and William street.
After attending to the business Of
the association the following officers
were unanimously elected for the en-
suing year:
Mrs. Martin, president; Miss Mac
Kenzie, vice-president; Mrs. Naylor,
secretary; Mrs Dunn, treasurer; Miss
Thompson, assistant secretary; Miss
Brown, reporter.
A delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess. The next meeting to
be held Feb. 10, at Third Ward school,
4. 4. 4.
Bridge Party In Meridian
For Mrs. Stockton.
pretty courtesy, says this morn
ings Meridian Dispatch, to Mrs. John
r. Stockton, of Hattiesburg, who is
Mrs. Gus Heiss' pretty guest, was the
informal bridge party given yesterday
Mrs. Will Chapman, at the home of
the former. Red carnations and beau
tiful narcissi formed the decorations,
and at the conclusion of the games,
delicious plate lunch was served.
The guests comprised quite a num-
Der of Mrs. Stockton's friends and
were Mesdames H. C. Forester, E. B
Williams, Gus Heiss, Pierce, Barnett
Trumbull, T. ]. Childlow, Elliott Cobb
John Harris, Miss Earline White,
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Mrs. r. X. Smith Hostess At Cards.
An unwonted pleasure was given
to a number of members of society
Wednesday, when Mrs. R. K. Smith
threw open the doors of her home or
Newman street, TO a coterie of mar
ried friends, whom she invited to
meet December bride, Mrs. H. s
Buescher and enjoy few games o.
cards.
The residence was decorated in Gu
flowers. Tall vases and gold ant
" dresden baskets were filled with beau
. tiful half-blown pink roses and ferns
:. Mrs. Charles Ehlers kept score. TIL
:. prize, a jewel case, was won by Mis-
Elizabeth Coppock, and Mrs. Smitl
presented her honor guest with a pref
ty gold pin cushion.
Mrs. Smith who is a charming hos
tess, welcomed her guests, wearing
handsome gown built of white Chi
fon over pink satin and trimmed Il
lace and a touch of blue. Mrs
Buescher wore her wedding gown,
beautiful creation of white charmeus
satin, entraine with establishment
Of Duchess lace.
Miss Coppock assisted the hostes
in serving a delicious two-cours
luncheon, consisting of fruit salad
chicken croquettes, hot biscuits
cheese, crackers and branded figs, TO
lowed by macaroon cream.
Those who enjoyed the games {
500, in this hospitable home wer
Mesdames T. W. KEENAN,, Lou
Faulkner, J. w Davidson, c. W. Ricl
NJ Rowan, s. Burr, M. Dunn, r.
Moore, E. R. Farrell, Lewis Drane,
D, Foley, Fred Naylor, Underwoo
w. L, Oakley. Frank Hill and hi
guest Mrs Thompson, of D
troit; Charles Ehlers, w. @. Rodge
and her guest Miss Edna Rodgers.
Huntsville Ala and Miss Elizabe
coppock,