The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-10
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roses and bowls of sweet peas. Pres.
and Mrs. Cook, assisted by their
daughter, Miss Annie Cook and her
guest, Miss Bessie Edwards, of Column
bus, greeted the guests informally.
Punch was served by Miss Lorena
Thames.
Cream, with strawberries and cake,
was served by two little girls, Emily
Cook and Matte Johnson.
Those enjoying the delightful hos
pitality of Pres. and Mrs. Cook were
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Scott, Rev. and
Mrs. ]. N. McMillin, Prof. and Mrs.
w. I. Thames, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Brim and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Logan Brim, Of Walbridge, O.; Mr..
and Mrs. A. v. Hays, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Jackson, DR.. May F. Jones; Miss
es Villa Bolton, Kate Brown, Alma
Hickman, Lorena Thames, Sadie
Chiles, Lora Hanel, Maggie D. Camp
bell, Annie Faust, Bessie Edwards, Of
Columbus; Mrs. L. D. Chambers, Mrs.
j. F. Hamblin, Mrs. Neva Wall; Mr..
R. ]. Stay and Mr.. G. H. Armstrong.
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Farewell Party For Miss Young.
Miss Mary Young, who, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Young
and sister, Miss Ellie Young, will re-
turn next week to their old home,
Chicago, to reside, was the honor guest
at an evening party, given by Miss
Ruth Curtis, Friday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Cur
tbs, on Walnut street. ......
The rooms were bright with cut
flowers. Several games were played,
after which Mrs. Curtis, assisted by
her sister, Mrs. w. E. Jones, of Sum-
rail-, served cream and cake.
The young people present were the
honor guest, Miss Mary Young, Misses
Marie Temple, Clarine Wall, Grace
Woodley, Margaret Herren, Dora Ross
Irene Combs, Nell McDuff, Hazel Bish-
Cd, Francis Rocker, Laura Burnside,
Louise Mayson, Grace Mills, lnez
Haynes, Ruth Curtis; Messrs. Austin
, Ferrill, Ernest Nixon, Minis Holmes,
Sturgeon Turner, Verna Hannah, Eu-
t gene Phelps, Sylvan Gernaghan, Dixie
Turner, Chauncey Camp, Pettigrew
Caperton, William Caperton, William
: Powe, John R. Jackson, Corley Ira
3 wick. GUY Allsup, Thomas Ferguson,
S Gordon st. Clair and Dan Barrett
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g Wednesday Club.
r. The Wednesday Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Owen Gore, al
v her home on Buschman strete, which
v was adorned with vases Of sweet peas
r for the occasion.
# The subject of study was "Scanoi
F. nayian Art" and Mrs. r. r. Cwltteh
r berg was chairman. A paper fne
It Paintings of Norway, Denmark anc
Sweden Compared" was read by MRS
]. G. Magruder. Mrs. s. V. Robert
sons paper was on "The sjords o
2. Norway" A voice solo, Love Song
y by Heiberg, was given by Mrs. b
g. D. Moore and Mrs. e. L. Robbins real
n q paper on "Phorwaldsen, Sculptor.
At piano solos were rendered by MIS-
IN V NJ Seaman and Mrs. M. D. KING
ID while the hostess, assisted by Mrf
" p. D. Moore, served a plate Luncheon
70 Mrs. Charles Thompson, Of Colun
hia. and Mrs. C. E. McClelland, of Ne'
orleans, were the only guests. In
Dr. club members present were Mesdame
ID R R. swittenberg, e. L. Robbins
ut NJ Seaman, W. A. Collins, W.
If Cook. w. w. Crawford, M. G. F1ei'
". Henry Foote, M. A. Hoffman, Henri
tt, Turner, NJ. D. King, ]. s. Love- J.
IN Magrnder. A. X. McInnis, D. e. Mcl
IN, mis-, B. D. Moore, W. B. Perry and
IT. v. Robertson.
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