The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-17
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Social and Personal
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heir guest, Miss Edna Rodgers, OF
huntsville, Ala; Mrs. R. N. Collins
IND P. L. CASTOR, Miss Eula Moore
md w. R. Hickman, Miss Norma Powe
and H. Wheeler; Messrs. Walter
ZONES, Gage Woodward, Barksdale
stevens and T. E. Elicit, of Chicago.
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Rev. and Mrs. ]. M. McCord, who
are visiting the latters parents, Rev.
and Mrs. E. j. Currie, on Main street,
Will leave today for Poplarville, return.
ing Monday to spend next week here,
after which they will leave for their
new home, Beattyville, Ky. Both Mr..
and Mrs. McCord have a host of friends
IN this city who regret their departure.
but many good wishes will 90 with
them to their Kentucky home. Mrs.
McCord was formerly Miss Lois Cur
RE, who spent her girlhood in this
city.
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Pool-Roykin.
Miss Buena Vesta Pool and Mr.. d.
Hill Boykin were quietly married
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, Wndham, on Sixth
street, where the brides sister, Mrs.
Hall, is located After the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. ]. N.
McCord, Mr. and Mrs. Boykin and
number Of relatives and friends were
entertained at supper by the parents
Of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Boy.
kin, at their home on River avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Boykin VIII be located
for awhile with the parents of the
groom
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Forty-Two Party.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Rivers, of the
Mississippi Woman's College, enter
tanned at AZ, Friday evening, in COM
pliment to the members of the college
faculty, Miss Lucy Irwin Shannon,
Miss Yeatman, Miss Arnett, Miss Lea
and Miss Morris. Others present
were Miss Effle Powell and Everette
Miss Spinks and Sid Conner;
Messrs. E. G. and Charlie O'Ferrall,
Meldon McWilliams, Herman Trotter,
Or. Charlie Hightower. Punch was
served by Mrs. Rivers and Miss Nor
ris, and after the games an ice course
was enjoyed.
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Beautiful Afternoon Reception,
Mrs. James S. Lose, Hostess.
Mrs. James S. Love entertained at
her home on West Pine street, Friday
at an afternoon reception, which was
a charming event of the month. 1t
was given in hoonr of her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Edwin Memories, of Me-
ridian, who has been her house guest.
Ferns gave the background for the
pretty arrangement of the blossoms
throughout the rooms open to the
guests. In the living room, red carna-
tions. which were richly effective
AGAINST the ferns, filled tall vases in
all available placings.
The dining rom and table were ex'
ouistely dainty in pink hues and
white. The windows were festooned
with pink roses, and pink roses filled
the vases on mantel, stands, etc.
The large circular table was over
snread with cluny lace, and in the
confer Of the board was a reflector, II
a wreath of ferns, on which rested
cut.elass vase of pink and white car
nations amid graceful and delicate
fern foliage. The silver candlestick'
we're tied with bows of Illusion, anC
upbeld pink tapers, from which
cleaned rays of light through PM
silken rose shades. An imense nun!
how with ferns, was artistically al
ranged on the electrolier. Cut-glas
dishes held pink and white minis am
( sailed almonds.
A large number of friends asslste
i Mrs Love among them being MIS-
Allie Camp, Mesdames Henry Turnel
p N Collins, ]. R. Moore and W. I
ro,,anbee. In the dining room serVin