The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-23
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Confederate Veterans. They will be
in Chattanooga about ten days, and
while there will be the guest of Mr.. R.
S. Galloway.
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Rescue Circle of Kings Daughters.
Mrs. E. j. Mitchell was hostess of
the Rescue Circle of Kings Daughters
Tuesday afternoon. After the routine
business was transacted a report was
given of the state convention held in
Vicksburg. The hostess served a
salad course with ice tea.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Cooper have as
their guests for a few days at their
home on Mcleod street, the formers
sister, Miss Lois Cooper, of Brook
haven, and Miss Sarah Stout, of Ten
nessee, who arrived last night Both
young ladies', who are members of the
faculty of Whitworth College, at
Brookhaven, are en- route to Cincin-
natl, where they will study at the Gin
cinnati Conservatory.
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Program For Graduating Recital.
The graduating recital of Miss Ruby
Batson, pupil of Miss Gertrude Chase
of the Mississippi Woman's College,
will be held Saturday evening at s
o'clock at Emmanuel Baptist church.
Miss Batson will be assisted by Miss
Corrie Freeman and the College Glee
Club. The programme to be rendered
! follows:
! ScherZo ......... ...........C Chopin
Miss Batson.
Hungarian Rhapsody .......... List
Miss Freeman.
Legend of the Plain ......... .Cadman
Miss Batson.
l Know Bank ...............H Horn
College Glee Club.
Kamennoi Ostrow ........ .Rubinstein
Miss Batson.
Valse Caprice .............Vo grich
Miss Freeman.
Characteristic a Pesthe.. .Kowalski
Misses McLendon, Batson, Pack
and Buckley.
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Maids and Matrons With
Miss Ethel Hill.
The Maids and Matrons, represented
by thirteen members, Mesdames P. L.
CASTOR, Floyd l. Ames, Phillip J.
Toomer, NJ. L. Thompson, Jr., w. ].
Dreyfus, M. D. King, c. M. Sigler, Hen
ry Turner, w. B. Perry, H. S. Buesch-
er, Robert Field; Misses Marie Row.
an and jamie Mcleod, enjoyed the
hospitality of Miss Ethel Hill Thurs
day afternoon when she entertained at
the home of her father, Judge N. G.
Hill, on River avenue.
Seven substitutes were sharers with
the members Of her delightful hospi-
tally, as she favored Mrs. j. w. Nc
Williams, Mrs. B. D. Moore, Mrs. An
drew Mac. Jones; Misses Annie Belle
Mcleod, Corinne Venable, Hattie May
SaddIer, Of Sheffield, Ala, and Corrie
Haney.
The prizes, hand-embroidered tow
els, were won by Mrs. Phillip j..
Toomer and Mrs. Andrew Mac. Jones.
Pink oleanders were used in the
rooms where the five tables were
placed. After the games of auction
bridge, sister of the hostess, Miss
Harriette Hill, assisted by Miss Vir.
ginia Mcleod and Miss Nell Rowan,
served a salad course with ice tea,
followed by strawberries and cake.
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Card Party For Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDermott
were the genial host and charming
hostess to their friends Tuesday eve
ming at cards in honor of their house
guests, Miss Alma Robert, of New
Orleans, and Misses Mary Anna and
Nellie Allen, of Hattiesburg. 800"
was the game played and six tableA
were filled with enthusiastic players.
The most attractive new bungalo
home was very inviting in its profusion
of cut flowers. In every nook and
corner Of the living room and dining
room were great punches of brightly
colored sweet peas.
Delicious refreshments Of frozen