The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-31

and they will go to Uniontown, Ala,
for visit Mr.. Davidson will return
shortly, but Mrs. Davidson will be
gone all summer.
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Miss Bessie Edwards, of Columbus.
Miss, after visit to Miss Annie Cook
at the Normal College, left Friday
for her home. She was accompanied
by Miss Cook, who went to att end the
l. l. & G. commencement and will be
Miss Edwards guest for a while.
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Miss Mabel Ward, instructor in Do
nestle Science at the I. /. & c., at
Columbus, Miss, has gone to Oxford,
Miss, to teach at the University Of
Mississippi during the normal in ses-
sion there this month, but will return
home late in June to be with her un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Ward, during vacation.
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Closing Y. w. C. A. Reception
At Normal College.
The Y. w. c. A. of the Normal Col
lege gave its closing reception Friday
evening from $3.50 to 10, in Hatties-
burg Hall of the College. The hall was
decorated with pennants, college col
ors and flowers.
The reception was largely attended
and the members Of the association
proved cordial hostesses.
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Among the out-of-town visitors who
came to attend the graduation exer-
cises of the High school Friday morn
ing was a party from Meridian COM
posed of Mrs. J. H. Brown, Mrs. A. s.
Harrison, Mrs. N. s. Dodgson and the
latter's daughter, Miss Antoinette
Dodgson. Miss Dodgson is a cousin
and the other three ladies are aunts
of one of the young graduates, Miss
Bliss Farley and they are guests
while here of their sister, Mrs. David
Farley, on Main street. Accompanied
by Miss Farley, they will leave Sum-
day for weeks visit to their brother,
Mr.. A. R. Van Norman, in Gulfport.
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Smith-Fatheree Wedding Notes.
An approaching wedding in Enter
prise, Miss, Of interest here Is that
of Miss Lottie Smith, of Enterprise
and Mr.. David Fatheree, of Quitman,
Miss, which will be a large affair
with number of attendants, and
will take place at the Baptist church
on Wednesday, June 18th. with the
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
Rev. A. B. Colt, officiating.
The groom-elect represents Clarke
county in the State Senate. Miss
Smith has frequently visited her rela-
tives, Mrs. G. P. Smith and Mrs. w.
r. Cochran here and was one of the
brides maids at the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Smith. The entire family,
Mrs. Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Coch-
ran and Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Smith, with
their little daughter, Willetta, will go
to Enterprise for the wedding on the
18th and little Willetta will be flower
girl for the bride. Mesdames Clapp
and Cochran expect to go on for a
visit to relatives in Meridian for a
while, but the rest of the family will
return Immediately after the wedding.
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Sowania Club Meets
With Miss Turner.
The Sowania Club met Friday after
noon with Miss Ethel Turner, at her
home on Main street, the lesson study
being Missionaries" and the leader,
Miss Ethel Hill. The quotation Let
me live in house by the side of the
road and be friend to man." followed
the title of the lesson most appro-
priately in the year book and was sug,
gestive of the papers read-"Horae
Mission Work and Workers" By Miss
Camille Thrash, and "What Missions
Are Doing for the World" by Mss
Leila McWilliams. Miss Annie izau
Thompson sang "Sapphic Ode, 6y
BRAHMS.
After the program, luncheon. n
three courses, was served in the an
ing room, the table adornment bein<
large basket of red nasturtiiiins.
Red-shaded candelsticks compiete1
the color effect.
Misses Anna Belle and Virginia Nd
Leod, Mamie Steen, jamie Mcleod nat
Ruby Lea were the only guests. The
club members present were Miasez