The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-12
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Lady Maccabees and their friends. A
large crowd was In attendance. Among
the guests were Mr.. F. o. Leroy, state
commander for the Knights Miss FL
la L. Mark, state commander for the
Lady Maccabees, and Mr.. E. H. Palm
er, deputy state commander for the
Knights. A short program was rem
dered and refreshments were served,
after which the young people enjoyed
dancing.
Miss Eugenia Sanderson, of Jack
son; Mrs w. C. Harper, of Brandon,
and Mr.. Henry Bethume have returned
to their home, after a visit to their
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lang
ford, on River avenue. They came to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Langford's
son. Mr.. Charles H. Langford, Jr.
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An Evening OF Rock.
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Stapleton had a
few young people in Tuesday evening
TO play rock and to meet their nieces,
Misses Mary Louise and Cecilia Lack
ey, of Rawls' Springs, who are spend
ing few days with them. and Miss
May Jenkins and Miss Clyde Hicks, of
Durant, the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Fly.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry D. Foote assisted in
entertaining and in serving the salad
course which followed the games of
rock.
Those playing were Misses May Jen-
kins, Cecilia and Mary Louise Lackey,
Clyde Hicks, Arie Moore; Messrs.
Alexander Currie, Floyd ellis, o. W.
Holmes, Mr.. Cooper and Mr. Hayes.
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Kings Daughters Meet.
The Whatsoever CIRCLE of Kings
Daughters met Tuesday afternoon at
Hotel Hattiesburg and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. E. j. Mitchell,
reelected leader; Mrs. A. S. Trigg,
first vice-leader; Mrs. Sexton. reflect
ed treasurer; Mrs. T. o. Watkins, re-
elected secretary; Mrs. j. R. Child,
corresponding secretary.
A committee yesterday morning sent
a telegram of coincidence to the New
Orleans Kings Daughters, sympathiz-
ing with them in the death of their
beloved State Leader, Miss Sophie B..
Wright. Miss Wright was also first
vice-president of the International Or
der of Kings Daughters and Sons. She
met with the Kings Daughters of Mis-
sissippi in their state convention,
which was held recently in Gulfport,
and the quiet hours with Miss Wright
and her interesting little talks will
linger for many day in the hearts
of those who were present.
After the transaction of the regular
business, report was heard from the
state convention.
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Pretty Home Wedding.
A wedding of pronounced interest to
host of friends was that celebrated
Tuesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Dulaney Givhan, on Mable street, when
Miss Virginia Narcissa (Jennie) Civ
han was welded to Mr.. Ernest Baker
Stewart, of Gulfport. The ceremony
occurred at dusk, the marriage service
being read by Rev. j. L. Neil, pastor
of Broad Street Methodist church.
The home establishment was beau
tiful The veranda was converted fol
time into an outdoor reception room
and was adorned with foliage plant!
and pink oleanders, while rugs, chairs
and settees gave opportunity for tete
| a-tetes. At one end stood a prettil!
appointed punch table, presided owe
by Miss Maggie Adams and Miss An
ME Cora Gillian, in pretty costumes.
Within the hall where the wedding
VOWS were spoken, were vases anC
jardineers Of white oleanders and ev
erywhere were the ferns and lux
uriant foliage plans. In the parlor
, blue hydrangers and ferns were used
Mrs. Givhan, the mother of the bride
in becoming reception gown, and {
sister, Mrs. Hubert H. Wilkinson, o
Glastonbury, Ala, wearing cream Volt
over cream satin, with elaboration o
point lace, received the guests, assist
ed by Mrs. j. H. Selby and Miss Mamie
Gillian, of Meridian, who were alsc
becomingly gowned
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