The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-22
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Adam Byrd last night, was received
here this morning by DR.. T. E. Ross.
Miss Myrtle Byrd left Immediately for
Meridian to attend her uncle's fu-
neral
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Mr. w. E. Bobo has returned from
a trip to Louisville, Miss.
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Mrs. P. j. Toomer is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. King, in Me-
ridian.
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Miss Mamie Soule, of New Orleans,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Co
rhine Venable, on West Pine street.
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Mrs Ashton Toomer, of Houston,
Miss, who has been visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T Allen, with
her sisters, Misses Nellie and Katie
Allen and little cousin, Miss Estelle
Butler, left this morning for a visit
to her brother-n-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs Duncan Matheson, in Robin
wood, Miss. Miss Katie Allen will
spend the weekend, but the others
will remain a fortnight
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Hay Ride For School Set.
/, Mrs. J. R. Mason chaperoned hay
ride Friday evening given by a num-
Der of boys to few very young girls
of the school set. Luncheon was en-
joyed and the ride to Petal was de-
lightful Those in the party were
Misses Kate Leland, Naomi Hirsch
and her visitor, Myra Travis. of Lau-
rel, Lillian Mason, Alberta Powe,
Mary Louise Lackey, of Rawls
, Springs, Trujan Beard and her guest,
Ruth Lyon; Messrs. Harry Hickman,
Lloyd st. Clair, Otis Perry, Harris
Cornell Bill Miner, Horace Turner,
Robert Farley, Robt. Vardaman Child,
Sylvan Kernaghan, Ohio Eure, Stewart
Powe.
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Mr. fuckers Marriage
In New Hebron.
News Of Hattiesburgers in other
places, whether far or near, is always
received here with eager interest, so
a few items about the wedding of Mr..
Oliver Wickliff Tucker, now of
1 Brownsville, Texas, but who, until a
!, short while ago was popular member
. of the unmarried set here, will be
| welcomed by many.
t place on June goth, at p. M, at the
8 home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
4 Mrs. P. b. Bethea, in New Hebron,
4 The bride, Miss Virginia Bethea, was
4 attended by Miss Weathersby, while
Mr.. fuckers best man was Dr. Will
t Bethea, of Hattiesburg, brother of the
b bride. Rev. R. Drummond, Of the Bap-
t fist church, performed the ceremony
e in the presence of a large number OF
4 relatives and friends. Ferns and cut
flowers decorate the pretty home for
n the occasion. A sister OF the bride
d Mrs. Garrison, of Seminary, played the
e wedding march and prior to the en-
trance of the bridal party, Mr.. Everett
J. Tucker, of Hattiesburg, sang 20 Prom
v Use Me-"
q Mrs. Tucker wore her going-away
). gown of tan, handsomely tailored, with
@ hat to match, and after congratula
II lions the young couple left immediate
q " for a few days visit to relatives
They were guests in seminary of the
# brides brother-iu-law and sister, DR.
d and Mrs Garrison and are now IL
e Hattiesburg. visiting the groom''
e mother, Mrs ]. C. Tucker. They leave
3 this evening for New Orleans, ell
:. route to Brownsville Texas, wher'
they will reside, Mr.. Tucker being II
q business there with his brother, Mr.
n s. c. Tucker.
A number of relatives from this cit.
o attended the wedding, among then
A. being Messrs. Ted and Everette Tuck
er, ]. w. Wright and DR.. Will Bethes
Al I. 4. I.
E. Pupils Recital.
.tl An event of much interest on FIR