The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-13

and Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolf.
Those dancing were Miss Harriette
Hill and Gabe Hawkins.
Miss Annie Cora Gillian, Miss An.
ME Reeves and Eugene Bridges.
Miss Ethel Hill and Harry Hoffman.
Miss Hills guest, Miss Doris Ander.
son, of Richton and Eugene Bridges
Miss Carline Hall and Albert Hell
delberg.
Miss May Haney and Nat Thomp-
son.
Miss Marie Rowan and Leon Dryfus.
Miss Nellie Allen, A. C. Steele and
}. Harry Bedser, of Virginia.
Miss Bessie Haney and w. H. Spar
row.
Miss Katie L. I. Allen and A. M.
jones, of st. Louis.
MIS-. R. N. Collins and Julian Holt
Miss Jane Fuller and .Claud Hill.
Miss Corinne venable and MIR.
Backner.
Miss Julia Morson and Barksdala
Stevens.
ISTN1iss Hazel Grover and f. E. Ess-
linger. -.
Miss Lily Box and L. C. Mays.
Miss Matte Grover and James G
Harrison, Jr.
Miss Irene Buckwalter of Laurel
and j. E. Davidson.
Miss Norma Powe, Douglas Harper
and Jim Greer.
Miss Lora Haney and H. C. Greer.
Miss Alec Robinson and Clyde Ste
vens.
Miss Elizabeth Coppock and c. d.
Gibbs.
Miss Olive Powe and George Bas-
kin.
Miss Alice Haney and Joe Haney
Miss Nell Rowan and Will Duke,
Miss Corrie Haney and Floyd Brua-
son.
Miss Lillian Knobloch and w. r.
Oliver.
Miss Beulah McMurray Of Waverly
Tenn. and o. w. Holmes.
Others present were Miss Eula
Moore; Messrs. George Bilbo, Alex
McCudie, c. Andrews Campbell, VIII
Batson. John Reedy, Robert F. Smith,
Ramsey, Paul Carter and Jack Hill.
It.ttt
Miss Rodgers Honor Guest
At Gard Party.
Among the prettily planned events
of the season was the afternoon card
party of which Mrs. w. G. Rodgers
was hostess Friday, entertaining in
honor of her guest, Miss Edna Rod.
gers, Of Huntsville, Ala, The affair
took place at the beautiful Rodgers
home on Main street, and her guests
We're the members of the Married
Ladies Card Club and a number of
others, mostly from the married set.
The parlor, dining room and hall
were thrown into one and further
beautified by immense ferns and
greenery. Sprays of holly were taste
fully arranged on the walls and out
lined the doorways, windows and
arches.
Receiving with the hostess and her
guest of honor were her mother, Mrs.
Fl. A. Ellison, Mrs. E.. R. Farrell, Mrs.
M. A. Hoffman, Mrs. E. L. Robbins
The punch table was presided over
by Misses Minnie Hightower and Olive
G. Powe. Vines weer arranged on
the top of the punch table and fell
gracefully over the edge.
Others who assisted in entertaining
and serving were Mrs. David Farley,
Mrs. R. Young, Mrs. w. A! Collins and
Miss Lucy Conner.
There were eleven tables and
the club prize. a hand-embroidered
towel, was won by Mrs. NJ Dunn. The
guest prize, silver embroidery scis- |
sors, fell to Miss Lillian Knobloch and
Mrs. H. S. Beuscher cut the consola- |
ton, picture frame. A special prize,
a large picture frame, was presented |
to the honoree. A delicious three |
course luncheon was served, consist |
ing of chicken salad, pickles, sand
wiches, crackers, cheese straws and |
coffee, followed by fruit cake and |
maccaroon cream.
Miss Rodgers wore an attractive
afternoon frock of Princess silk. in
the new blue shade, and trimmed in
velvet lace and fringe. Her hostess
was wearing pretty frock of royal
blue messaline, with braid and fringe.
The club members present were
Mesdames w. L. Oakley, d. B. Holmes,
nj III