The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-14
AnS personals

ers and ferns. There were three ia
bles of players and after the games
Miss Gertrude Odom served tea, sand
witches, cream and cake.
Those present were Misses Inez
Haynes, Bessie Blunt, Ernestine Fer
rill, May Fuller. Marie Haynes, Grace
Wynne, Myrtis Maddocks, Vera
wynne and Willie and Gertrude Odom.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Miner, of Rich
ton, spent the weekend with the for
mers parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Mil
ner, on River avenue. Miss Florine
Miner returned home with them and
will spend awhile with them and an
other brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Miner.
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Mrs. e. A. Hill and niece, Mrs. G.
P. Friend and children, Florence and
Bruce, who have been visiting Mrs.
Hills sister, Mrs. A. L. Jones, on Bay
street and DR.. and Mrs L. H. Martin,
left Tuesday night to visit points in
Alabama, before returning to their
home in Tampa, Fla.
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Bridal Party Entertained.
The members of the Hays-Hghtower
bridal party after a rehearsal last
night for the wedding, which was the
chief event of today, were delightfully."-
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M. Hays. The residence was simply
but very attractively decorated for the
evening in clematis.
Mrs. G. w. Nicholson, of Laurel, a
sister Of the hostess and Mrs. T. B.
Wright served punch.
: In the dining room the brides cake,
in festooons of pink tulle and clematis,
reposed in the center of the cluny
lace-covered table and pink tulle and
clematis festooned the chandelier. In
. cutting the brides cake, the ring was
found by Miss Katie Hightower, the
dime by Miss Bessie Powe and the
thimble by Miss Lucille Hightower. II
!. the early part of the evening a salad
;, course, carrying out the chosen colors
pink and white, was enjoyed and aftel
the cutting of the brides cake, an ic'
course, in pink and white, was served
Piano and violin solos were rendere'
:. by Misses Ethel Powe. Katie High
:. tower and Spivey McWilliams.
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Mrs. Scanlan's Reception
For Guests.
Miss Katherine Selby of hookhaN
~ en- and Miss Susie Adams, of Louis
=, ana, who are the house guests of tn
IN formers aunt, Mrs. V. M. Seaman, o
a. Second avenue, were inspiration for
beautiful reception at which their no
tess entertained Tuesday afternoon.
- Both young girls graduated frol
~ Whitworth College, Brookhaven, Miss
in May, so Mrs. Seaman chose as HI
,os color motif their class colors, purp
NO and gold. From the top of each do'
-, fell fringe of these colors, and
the parlor and reception hall we
many vases and brass bowls of yello
nasturtiums and yellow cannas. Pun
ROT was served by Miss Talulah Lipscon
az and Miss Leona May, of Brookhave
,ed Miss, from punch table prettily d.
iss grated in yellow nasturtiums.
nd The receiving line stood in the p
AMI. lor under an immense 1912 Whitwoi
: College pennant. 1t was composed
the hostess, Mrs. Seaman, the hor
II guests, Miss Selby and Miss Adar
3t Misses Frances Ferguson, Mac
- Powe, Ruth Thrash, Olive G. Po'
Dorothy Olsen of Canton and MI
Hightower. Miss Selby and M
Adams wore their graduation FROG
which were especially lovely ones
| lingerie and lace. Mrs. Seaman |
the other girls i'll the receiving
were all prettily gowned.
In the dining room, which was N
| attractive with quantities of mas
| tiums, Misses Ruth McInnis and CT
| and May Massens1f1 @effed shel
- and cake. A u Is penn
\tI partly covered thl which
~ for center-piece basket