The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-20

w. ]. Hayes and Mrs. ]. c. Messer
chaperoned the party, which was COM
posed of Miss Gibson, Miss HAYES,
Misses Jessie King, Velma Morrison,
Ellene Gatlin, Brenda Lewis, Carrie
Lewis, Annie Dee Hall, Emma Siebe,
Mary Curtis, Matte Lewis, Ella
Young, Hortense Hayles. Patty Mes
ser, Nellie HAYES; Messrs. Cunning
ham, John Davenport, Columbus
Ramsey, Will and Frank Tatum, D.
Hayles, Winston Hayles, Fred Cole
man, Rabbi, Henry Siebe and Jack
Thompson.
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Garland-Harper.
Mrs. Grace Garland and Mr.. Robert
Harper were quietly married Saturday
afternoon. The ceremony was said at
4 o'clock by Rev. e. ]. Currie, at the
home of the bride on Evans street, in
the presence of few friends
Mr.. Harper is from McComb City
and has only resided in Hattiesburg
about seven months, but has made
large lumber of friends here.
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Rev. U. B. Currie, of New Orleans,
La, who has been spending some time
on the coast, spent Monday night
here the guest of relatives. Mr. Cur
RE was en- route to Senatobia, where
he went to perform the ceremony at
the wedding of his brother, Mr. Dan
Currie to Miss Fife Scott Another
brother, Mr.. Alexander Currie who
will act as best man will leave to-
night for Senatobia.
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Mr.. Dan Currie is in Senatobia,
Miss, where on Wednesday evening
at o'clock, he will be married to
Miss Effe Scott. The wedding will
take place at the home of the BRIDE
elect. After a short wedding trip Mr.
Currie will bring his bride to Hatties-
burg, and they will be at home with
Mr. Currie's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Moore, on Hardy
street.
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The friends of the family of Mr.. w.
L. Wilcoxen sympathize with him
deeply in the death of his young broth.
er, Mr.. Clarence Wilcoxen, which &C.
Cured recently at the Hattiesburg Hos
pital. Mr.. Wilcoxen was a young man
with all the promise of bright and
useful life and had already shown
himself capable and earnest in the
business world. He was at one time
a valuable member of the clerical
force of Newman Lbr. Co., of this city,
but at the time of his death had just
entered upon the duty of stenogra-
pher for the Robinson Bros. Lbr Co.,
at Robinwood, Miss. In this city and
elsewhere that Mr.. Wilcoxen had lived
he quickly made friends and at Robin
wood, although handicapped by the
fever which eventually claimed his
life, he was very popular. When he
was brought to this city for treatment
his father Mr.. w. l.. Wilcoxen, Sr., of
Birmingham, came quickly to his bed
side, but no amount of medical skill
or family devotion could save the
young mans life,
f..
Visitors To RawIs Springs.
Among the visitors to Rawls Springs
Hotel the past week were:
Mr.. kirkland, Ellisville; Mr.. R. R.
Swittenberg, Marion Swittenberg, Mrs.
w. R. Thames, Master Shelby Thames,
Mrs. NJ. A. Parker, Miss Connie Bon
slagel, Mrs. ]. G. Magruder, Hatties-
burg; Miss Lucille Davis, Purvis; Mr..
N. NJ Foster, Richton Miss Minnie
NJ. Maute, Vicksburg; Mr.. ]. T. Cole
man, Miss Annie c. Bowen, Mr.. s. e.
Vernon, Miss Myrtle Pitts, Mr.. H. c.
Lea, Miss Eula Moore, Mr.. Dave
Thompson, Hattiesburg; Mr.. Curren
Sullivan, Miss Willie Brister, Mr.. Will
son, Meridian; Mr.. Arthur Coates,
Laurel; Mr.. Loyal Kethley, Clinton
Miss Lille Weldy, Master Homer Wei
dy; McLain; Mr.. Joe Mcmillan, Mr.
Ortis Mckenzie, Mrs. A. ]. Grove,
Miss Margaret P'Pool, Mr.. and Mrs
Jno. T. Haney and children, Hatties
burg.
The Sunday visitors were: Mr.. T
c. Welch, Mr.. F. F. Ware, Mt. Olive;
Mr.. ]. R. Holcomb, daughter and three
sons, Mr.. J. H. Owen and mother, Mr.
A. L. Heidelberg, Mr.. S. Il. Heidel
berg, wife and three children. Mr.. H
| C. Lea, Miss Mildred DeHart, Mr.. A
T. Ratliff, Mr.. w. c. Riggs, Mr.. D. B
Thompson, Mr. ]. G. Magruder, wife
and three boys, Mr.. M. G. Field and
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