The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-10

Mr.. Wright, Miss Emma Siebe, Mr.. |
John Davenport, Miss Lewis Terry
Mr.. J. H. owen, Hattiesburg.
Those spending Sunday there were
Mr.. J. II. owen and mother, Mr.. Wal
-er O'Ferrall, Miss Hightower, Mr.. d.
W. Waggoner, Miss Nell Maute, Mr.. j.
7. Coleman, Hattiesburg; Miss Minnie |
Maute, Vicksburg; Mr.. Harvey Turner, |
Miss Emmie Smith, Mr.. Paul Carter, |
Miss Emma futile,
Clarksdale; Mr.. Clyde Stevens, Miss
Lille Clark Hattiesburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Brannon and children.
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Visitors To Mammoth Springs. |
The visitors to Mamomth Springs
during the past week were w. o.
Tylertown e. M. Summer,
Columbia; Charlie O'Ferrall, Mrs. Ar
thur ]. Grove, Prof. Claud Bennett,
Hattiesburg.
The Sunday visitors were Mrs. Per
ry Johns, Miss Lucille Johns, Miss
Alice McInnis, Miss Ruth Mcintosh,
H. M. Mcintosh, wife and child, Col
Inns, w. H. Parker, F. d. Lander, Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Bobo, w. E. Bobo, Jr
NJ. S Haisield, wife and baby, Hat
tlesburg
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Mathis-Leach.
Miss Jennie Leach of Enterprise
and DR.. f. J. Mathis, of Beaumont,
Miss, were quietly married this after
noon at 3 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. H. e. French, 200 Edna street.
The wedding was a surprise to the
relatives and friends of both parties.
Rev. r. L. Campbell of the Bay Street
Presbyterian church, performed the
ceremony. The bride, who is quite an
attractive young woman, was married
in stylish grey coat suit, with ac-
cessories to match.
DR.. Mathis enjoys a large practice
in Beaumont, where he and his bride
will reside.
Both young people have large
number of friends who wish them much
! happiness in their new life.
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Oldham-Lee.
A quiet but pretty marriage which
took place Monday evening, was that
of Miss Nellie Gray Lee and Mr.. Lewis
Dudley Oldham, of Kosciusko. The
ceremony was said at 6 o'clock, at
the home of the brides brother-in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N
! Patton, on Walnut street, in the pres
ence of the family. Rev. G. H. Thomp
son of Court Street Methodist church
performed the ceremony.
The wedding march was played by
| Miss Lorena Thompson. The bride
was married in becoming coat suit
! After the ceremony a light supper
was served, the table being mos
attractive in it's decorations of pink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham left for Kos
ciusko, where they will reside, thu
groom being a well-known bushes
man of that place.
The only out-of-town guests wer
Miss Winnie Welborn of Laurel, an
Mr.. Harvey " Wallace, of Kosciuskc
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AIIen-Jones Engagement
Announced At Luncheon.
Miss Nellie Allen gave a luncheo
today, her guests being the member
of the jolly Eight Club. A colo
scheme of white and green, the clu
colors, was developed in the menu an
table decorations. At large table i
the dining room covers were laid 70
eight; Misses Nell Rowan, Ruby Ma
guerette Lea, Ethel Turner, Anna Bell
and Virginia Mcleod, Nellie and Kati
Allen and Mrs. Robert Talmage Burke
The center-piece was a white shi
| on a ullITOTeu sea VI lullS anu Whl'
flowers (the sea Of matrimonyD Del
cate ferns and vines outlined the shi
and sails and formed the banks aroun
the mirror sea.
The place cards were illustrate
quotations, describing each membe
the girls guessing to which. one til
description belonged.
The ices were served in little whit
paper boats, loaded at each end VIII
fern and bearing on the bow, eac
girls name in green letters.
The dessert course was preceded
very unique and interesting on
Mrs. P. A. Carter and Mrs. A. r. He
rem entered with little booklets, e
> quisitely done in water colors, f
, each club member. These contain'
an artistic but very brief sketch
the clubs history; a reproduction
the old Main Street school, now to
down, which all the girls had after
ed; a water color of the two eli