The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-07

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elected, vice-president, Miss Bette
Conner; secretary, (re-elected, Miss
Lora Haney; treasurer, Miss Ellie
Montgomery; reporter, Miss Leila Nc
Williams
The line of study for next year was
discussed, but nothing definite decid-
ed on.
The next meeting will be literary
meeting with Miss Leila McWilliams,
on Saturday, March 18th.
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Rev. Henry G. Hawkins, president |
of the Memphis Conference Female
College, of Jackson, Tenn, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. M. E. Hawkins. Mr..
Hawkins came to Mississippi to at
tend the funeral of his brother-in-law,
Dr. ]. G. Galloway, prominent dentist
of Jackson, Miss, who died there this
! week.
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Edna Burke's Birthday Party.
Mrs. w. w. Burke entertained a
number of children Thursday after
noon in honor of the 18th birthday of
her daughter, Edna, at her home on
Bouie street.
The house decorations were in red
and white, draperies of white extend
ing from the chandelier in the dining
room to the corners of the table. Bou-
quets of red and white roses orna-
mented the table, and cake and cream
with red cherries, carrying out the
color scheme, were served.
l Misses Susie Rocker, Elizabeth
Foreman, Irene Burke and Myrtle
| Glenn assisted the hostess in serving.
Mesdames Armstead, Glenn and
Hopgood assisted Mrs. Burke in en-
tertaining and Miss Myrtle Glenn
served punch at a table decorated in
! red and white roses in the hall.
The guests, besides the young hos
: tess, Edna Burke, were Annie Laurie
D Kirkwood, Myrtle Farley, Elsie May
3 Robinson, Doris Farley, Lorena Nun
. merry, Katherine Todd, Herman Todd
= Christine King, Bobbie Sharp, Louise
' Rocket, Katherine Coughlin, Russell
= Hopgood, Lena McGregor, Susie Rock
er, Patty Collier katherine Collier
Victor Patton, Russia Patton, Florri'
O'Brien, Chester O'Brien, Clyde Pray
tor, George Lee Damon, Bastina Da
mon, Mike Couglin, Pearl Cochran
Gladys Cochran, Eunice and Helel
Lewis, Elizabeth Foreman, Myrtl
Glenn and Irene Burke.
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Hathorn-Saucier.
A wedding of interest to a numbe
~ of friends in Hattiesburg occurred
io Bassfield on Wednesday afternoo
when Miss Ida Hathorn, of that plac
and Mr.. ]. R. Saucier, for the pa'
Is year of Hattiesburg, were married
rs $3.50 o'clock in the Baptist church
IL the presence of a large congregatic
Of friends and relatives.
Large ferns banked the pulpit ar
ng three arches of holly and cedar formt
nd the background for the wedding pa
E. ty Rev. A. L. O'Briant pastor of II
manuel Baptist church of this city, {
ficiated, using the ring ceremony.
to- The attendants were Miss Bess
rs. Hathorn, sister of the bride, and N
an, R. c. Pickett; Miss Celtic Atwo
and Mr.. Jones, with Mr.. Dan Die
ems and DR.. Stewart, the ushers.
i+s The bridesmaids wore cream ser
non dresses trimmed with lace and lar
ON white hats.
for The bride wore a travelling costul
ted of champagne, with hat and acc
series to match and carried a lar
bouquet of asparagus and maidenh
fern, tied with white ribbons.
ess A wedding supper for the brit
tho party and relatives followed at
ssie home of the brides brother-in-law a
Me. sister, DR.. and Mrs. Blount, af
which Mr.. and Mrs Saucier left
the mediately for few days stay at He
car Hattiesburg, in this city
Mr.. Saucier, although from Be-
fre- field, was bookkeeper here for
. Davidson company, and is now wit
N firm in Sumrall where he and
bride will go to housekeeping.
The young couple received a NJ
Il Der of lovely wedding gifts.
Among the out-of-town guests at
wedding were Rev. A. L. O'Briant
Hattiesburg; Miss Lorena Saucier