The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-10
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years, having birthdays, all three
were celebrated together.
The children enjoying the party
were Mcleod Carter, Annie Carr,
Billy LaMonde, Phillip Rolls, Jack
Haggerty, billiard Hill. Ben White
Robbins, Aileene Love, o. C. Grigsby,
Alice Mollere and Marion Epley.
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Laurel Visitors.
A party in attendance at the Opera
House Monday evening to see Excuse
Me-" was composed of Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Bridgers, with the formers
sisters and their escorts, Miss libby
Bridgers and Mr.. John Evans, Miss
Lucille Bridgers and Mr.. Jim Mundell,
all of Laurel.
The Laurel visitors came down in
the afternoon and were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Briders at supper at their
| home on Lewis street, before the play
returning home afterwards.
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Wilder-Nelson.
A quiet wedding of much interest
to Hattiesburg was that of Miss Cassie
Nelson, of Ten Mile, Miss, and Mr..
Eber Wilder of this city, which took
place on Sunday, December list, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. C. Nelson, in Ten Mile.
The brides wedding dress of white
messaline, with beaded trimmings,
was completed by a veil OF illusion,
and Rev. r. M. Davis, of Perkinston,
Miss, performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder are at home
with the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. f. Wilder, at their residence, 9O4
West Pine street
Mr.. Wilder, who is the oldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Wilder and a
University of Mississippi boy as well
as a member of the Kappa Alpha fra
ternity, has a lumber office here, rep
resenting Jno. Mobiles. of Pittsburg.
He has been a member of the unmar-
ried set both before and since com
ing here to reside few years ago and
has many friends to welcome his
bride to her new home.
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Master Dickson's Birthday Party.
Master Malcolm Dickson, seven
years, had birthday party Saturday
afternoon at the home of his parents,
Nh and Mrs. H. P. Dickson, on South.
ern avenue;
Mrs. Chas. Bynum, of Laurel, re-
ceived the children, and as they en-.
tered the hall they were asked to reg
lister their names in a little book, kept
by Mrs. c. e .Dolfus.
/ Hivernia Herren, Winnie Lee Bish-
op and Alberta Warren assisted Mrs
Dickson in entertaining the children
The game of Beans, Beans proved
the most interesting one played, as a
prize was offered to the child reaching
the goal with the most beans Aline
Wright making the highest score, re-
ceiVed the first prize, box of candy
Little Robert Fisher, carrying only one
bean, received the consolation.
The dining room was decorated in
green and red and a large birthday
cake, with seven candles of green and
red, and tiny red bells resting on a
mirrored plateau, formed the table
center-piece. Fruit salad with whipped
cream, topped with cherries and cake
was served. Also red ana green nome
made candies, carrying out the ret
and green party tones.
Master Dickson received many beau
. tiful presents, from other places a
well as here, and the guests at hi
} party were; Dorothy Lee, Garne
Walker, Jean Gordon, Mary AM
Moore Sara Louise Fisher, of Chicora
, Miss; Vivian Spence, Laverne Ho
lingsworth, Mary Doherty, Bess Dol
erty, Florrie OBrien, EILEEN Connors
Lizzie May Pack, Zaidie Lee, Ellie
Walker, Robert Fisher, James and Wi
: liam Magruder, Chas. E. Craver
: frankie Loftin, Homer Loftin, Loui
+ Redmond, Earl Warren, Price olive
t william Haney, Horace Powell, M
than Green, Dean Pack, Aline Wrigh
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q Sara Craven. Bertie Wright, Mar
e Glare Ryan, Thaddeous Ryan, Ma
d shall Oliver Winnie. Lee Bishop, A
d berta Warren and Hivernia Herren.
5. The grown-ups were Mrs. T. e. R.
d an, R. e. Lee, P. Oliver, c. e. Dolfu
II. A. Powell ]. T. Haney and Mr.