The Hattiesburg news., 1912-06-28
THE HATTI-sSBURG NEWS


white cake and bon bons. The lunch
con was served in the dining room,
the guests being seated at a table,
which was most attractive with its cut
glass, cluny lace and floral embellish-
ment of roses.
The members of the club are Misses
Mackie Powe, Mary Hightower, Fran
ces Ferguson, Carrie ackson, Maurine
Welborn, Grace Massengale, Mable
Nixon, Gertrude Polk. Marie Hill, Ruth
Thrash and Edith Naylor. The guests
We're Misses Erma and Bessie May
were Misses Erma and Bessie Mae
of vossburg, and May Massengale.
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Miss Libby Bridges, of Laurel, is
the guest until Tuesday Of Miss An
ME Cora Gillian, on Lewis street.
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Mrs. L. L. Davis, of Little Rock,
Ark, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Williams, on Laurel avenue.
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Dr. t. b. Wright left this morning
for Oxford, where he was called by the
serious illness Of his brother, DR.. P. H.
Wright
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Misses Bessie Lee and Mamie
Buice left Thursday for Brandon,
Miss, where they will spend several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. j. A. Ham
mock.
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Miss Marie Temple A
Hostess At Rook.
A delightful affair among the school
set was the rook party which was CIV
en- Thursday afternoon by Miss Marie
Temple, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Temple, on West
Pine street, in compliment to Misses
Elizabeth and Olive Watkins, who will
soon make Jackson their home.
The rooms were embellished with
roses and geraniums, while quantities
of nasturtiums decorated the punch
table, where Miss Mary Lou McInnis
presided.
There were four tables Of guests
and Mrs. Temple and Mrs. M. Hemp
hill served dainty ice course with
cake. Miss Temple presented heI
honor guests with pretty fans.
Even though the afternoon was
very inclement one, the hours spent
in the Temple home were most de
lightful
Miss Temple was a graceful hostess
and was assisted in receiving by thu
two guests of honor.
Included in the hospitality with th'
honor guests were Misses Margare
Herren, Dora Ross, Bobbie Haney
Grace Hightower Ernestine Ferrell
Grace Woodley, Mary Neil, Grac
Mills, Mary Lou McInnis, Ethel Wat
kins, Lillian Mason, Fanny Steven
and Bessie Heidelberg.
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Draughn-Burke.
!, Miss Annie Margaret Draughn an
: Mr.. Robert Talmage Burke were mai
ried Thursday evening at 6 o'colcl
the ceremony being quietly performe
at the residence of the brides fathe
on account of the Bereavement in th
brides family. Rev. r. L. Campbe
i, performed the ring ceremony In tn
:, presence of the immediate families
g the two young people, after which M
!, and Mrs. Burke left for short trip.
On their return they will be at hon
with the brides father, Mr.. A.
Draughn, on River avenue.
a Clusters of white oleanders ar
. asparagus sprengeri were used wit
8 artistic effect in the parlor, where Il
- ceremony was performed.
y The bride wore her going-away co
n tune, a handsome tailored suit
champagne rajah, with touches of pa
- blue and lace, with hat and acce
sories of champagne.
The bride is the only daughter
&c Mr.. Andrew D. Draughn, promine
70 lumberman and comes of fami
,d closely connected with the history
:, Hattiesburg and the surrounding ter
- tory. She is gifted musically and sin
- entering the social world after sever
years at Centenary College, Gle,
land, Tenn, she has been a popul
member, as well as one of the pr