The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-22
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Miss Mary Sively. Mr.. Richard Field
Will be his brothers best man. Mrs. |
Robert Field, her sons, Messrs. Marion |
Il. and Robt Field and daughter, Mrs. |
II. T. Mounger, will attend the we'd |,
ding.
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Mrs. W c. Bennett returned Tues |
day from Marion, Ala, where she |
went to visit her daughter Miss
Brownie Bennett, at Judson College
and her son, Galloway Bennett, at
Marion Institute.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hewett, of Easta-
6utchie, have come to make Hatties-
burg their home and have taken the
residence on Walnut street, corner of
Rebecca avenue. Mr.. Hewett is with
John A. Mcleod & Co.
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Miss Olga Stemme will entertain at
five hundred" Monday afternoon at
$3.50, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
a. J. Carroll, ON Buschman street.
The guest list will be drawn from both
the married and unmarried sets.
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The Forrest Club has issued invita-
tons for the third of its series of en-
tertainments for the winter season.
This entertainment will be given this
evening from 8 to II o'clock at the
club and will be a card party, progress
siye five hundred being the game.
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Letters from Memphis, tell of the
Improvement of Mrs. R. L. Bennett,
who has been in the Baptist Memorial
Hospital there for some time. Mrs.
Bennett was able to leave the hospital
Thursday and so to the home of her
sister Mrs. A. NJ. Allen, in Jackson,
Tenn, for a visit until she is stronger.
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Miss Lucille Bridgers will entertain
the Joie de Vie Card Club Friday af-
ternoon at the beautiful new ITALIA
homa Club rooms. Miss Annie Cora
Gillian, who becomes the bride of Mr..
Eugene Bridgers today, and Miss Anna
Dorsey, Laurels most interesting
bride-elect, will be the guests of hon
or.-Laurel Argus.
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Mrs. Lowry Hostess
OF Bridge Club.
Mrs c. NJ. Lowry was the hostess of
the Progressive Bridge Club this
week, entertaining at the home of Mrs.
l.. D. Woodruff, on Wednesday after
noon.
There were three tables, the substi-
tutes enjoying the games being Mes
danes Albert R. Herren, M. d. Fo-
hey, Harbisch and NJ. Dreyfus, while
the members present were Mesdames
| Geo. Derrickson D. B. Holmes, L. d.
! Woodruff J. r. Child, j. e. Hutchins,
j. E. Mckay and ]. w Bolton.
At the conclusion of the games Mrs.
Lowry served gelatine with whipped
cream and cake.
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! Third Ward P. T. A. Meeting.
That the Third Ward Parent-Teach'
er Association is wide awake, was
shown at very interesting meeting
held recently. Devotional exercises
we're conducted by Prof. Mcdonald
after which much business was at
tended to.
Miss Brown was authorized to gel
things needed for her grade work and
a new book was added to the 4th grade
library. The emergency box was ac
cepted and plans made to entertain the
patrons and pupils of Bird ward schoo
on Friday night, Nov. 22nd.
A committee was appointed to ar
range a programme for the next meet
ing. The subject of discussion fol
that occasion will be published later.
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Program At Eaton School.
A very interesting Health Day pro
eramme was we'll rendered yesterda!
afternoon in Seventh Grade room o
Eaton School.
The programme was opened by al
address and the reading by Prof. @.
Mcdonald of Gov Brewers proclama
. ton. The reading "Mary's Litti'
Cold" by Leo Korndofer, Jr.. OF TN
third grade. was we'll given The pu
pills of the seventh grade gave som
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