The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-19

NAAN Niio o. l. w. rel 6uSOH, WHICH
tells of her entering Brenau College
only short while ago and being made
a member of national sorority, the
Phi Mu Gamma.
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Mrs. Herbert Wilkinson returned to
her home in Glastonbury, Ala, Tues
day, after a short visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Givhan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Givhan accompanied their daugh-
ter to Alabama and will spend awhile
there until Mr.. Givhan recuperates
from his recent serious illness.
49,
Silver Anniversary.
Rev. l. p, Trotter, pastor of the
First Baptist church and Mrs. Trot-
ter have been married twenty-five
years today and are receiving congrat-
ulations on their silver anniversary.
But for interfering with the tent
meeting they would have celebrated
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Miss Hills Shower For Miss Allen.
Judge Hills home on River avenue,
with its long porches and sloping
lawns, was the sceen of showers"
both inside and out, Friday afternoon,
but the shower within was an I'M
usually pretty one Of dainty gifts for
a bride of next Tuesday, Miss Katie
Allen. This shower" was planned and
given by young school-mate of the
bride-elect, Miss Harriette Hill, who
gowned in pale green silk with pan
niers of pink and white lowered silk
and lace, received the guests in the
reception hall.
Here and in the long, double parlors
were placed the tables for five hum
dred," Miss Annie Bowen, in a white
lingerie frock over pink messaline,
keeping score. Miss Annie Carter re-
ceived the Prize, cap of pink flow
cred net and satin ribbon.
A hot plate luncheon was served
after the game, Misses Annie Reeves
and Marie Hill assisting Miss Hill.
The hostess went back to their
childhood games for the shower
scheme, for Miss jamie Mcleod, stand
ing back of the bride-elect, recited
the lives, Heavy, heavy hangs over
your head, what is in it," as she pre-
scented each package for Miss Allen to
guess its contents.
Miss Allen wore a navy blue char
meuse frock, with jeweled lace bands,
and small toque to match, with Ameri-
can Beauty bird; Miss Reeves cos
tune was of pink crepe de chine and
Miss Marie Hill wore a girlish frock
of soft yellow silk, with Miss Mcleod
in black and white lingerie frock.
Gathered together as Miss Hills
guests were Misses Anna Belle and
Virginia Mcleod, Ethel Turner Ethel
and Mackie Powe jamie Mcleod, Nor
ma and Olive Powe, Nellie Allen An
ME Cora Gillian, Mamie Steen, Ruby
Marguerite Lea, Nell Rowan, Carline
Hall, Annie Bowen, Mary Ellison,
Olga Stemme, Mary Anna Allen, Annie
and Ruth Carter, Arie Moore Bessie
Haney and Lora Haney; Mesdames
Ashton Toomer, of Houston, Miss,
Robert T. Burkes, H. T. Allen and
Albert R. Herren.
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AIlen-Jones Wedding Attendants.
The list of attendants at the we'd
ding of Miss Katie Lillian Irwin Allen
and Mr.. Andrew Mclaughlin Jones,
on Tuesday evening at $3.50 O'clock
at the First Presbyterian church will
include a number of out-of-town men
as the groom will, have as best man
his brother, Estill E. Jones, of ST
Louis, Mo-, and the gromsmen will
be, Messrs. ]. A. Leggett, of Waynes
boro; w. o. Carleton, Meridian, Miss.
Harry D. Staube, Nashville, Tenn.
Winston Carl Pool, of Leakesville
Miss, cousin of the bride and c. An
drews Campbell, of Hattiesburg. The
ushers will be Messrs. Jas. S. Harri
son, Jr., William A. Ferguson, Wesley
S. Ames and Walter Herren.
A sister of the bride, Mrs. Ashton
Toomer, of Houston, Miss, will be
matron of honor and her other attend
ants will be the school friends of the
bride, who since leaving school, have
been called the jolly Eight Club. Mait
of honor, her sister, Miss Nellie Allen
and bridesmaids, Misses Ruby Mar
guerette Lea, Nell Rowan, Anna Belle