The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-04-15

judges and there were four contest
ants.
To Miss Irene Combs, the young,
fifteen-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Combs, fell the honor of
representing the Hattiesburg schools
in the county music contest, which
will be held on next Friday.
The four contestants represented
different music classes of the city,
Miss Irene Combs being a pupil of
Miss Ethel Powe's class.
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Miss Matte Thornton, of Meridian,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
d. B. Holmes, left Monday for Ellis
vile, to join her sister, Miss Annie Ell
Thornton, who is visiting the Misses
Brooks there. The Misses Thornton
will be guests at wedding in Ellis
vile and are both expected later in
the week, to be Mrs Holmes guests
here again.
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Hattiesburg Boy Graduates With
Honors At Lucedale School.
In the list of graduates of the Luce
dale, Miss, High school, the name of
the class salutatorian is of unusual
interest, not only in George county
and the Gulf coast, but to Hatties'
burgers, as the boy who has won this
honor is young Robert Ellis, Oldest
son of former City Attorney and Mrs
George w. Ellis, who, until few
years ago, resided in this city.
The graduation exercises will take
place in Lucedale on Friday evening
April 18th, and his former school
mates as we'll as the family friends
here congratulate the lad on his win
ming the salutatory.
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ohio Visiting Girl complimented
BY Mrs. Foley.
Miss Mildred Frances, of Athens, o.
the house guest of Miss Marie Rowan
was the inspiration for an auction
bridge party on Monday afternoon
given by Mrs. M. D. Foley. Mrs
Fohey's home, on Court street, was thu
scene of the party, the three table
being placed in the reception hall AM
parlor.
The games over, Mrs. M. L. Thomp
son, Jr assisted the hostess in serv
ing salad course, with coffee.
Highest score was made by Mis-
Ethel Hill, so Miss Hill, the homo
guest, Miss Frances, and another visit
ing girl, Miss Hattie May Saddler, G
Sheffield, Ala were presented by Mr.
Foley with linen handkerchiefs.
. The bride-elect present, Miss Bessi
= Haney, Mrs. Foley complimented wit
;. La gift also, red silk hose.
The guest list, drawn from the VI
t. married set, included the honor CUES
}. Miss Mildren Frances, of Athens, O.
Misses Marie and Nell Rowan, HAITI
: May Saddler of Sheffield, Ala; Be
r sic Haney, Olga Stemme, King, of Ba
!. tlefield, Miss. Nellie Allen, Corr
: Haney, jamie Mcleod, Corinne We
a able, Ethel HILL Anna Belle McLec
4 and Clara Smith.
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Younger Pupils in Recital.
s. The younger pupils of Mrs. W. '
Ie Massengale gave recital at her stud
: on West Pine street, when the folio
\ ing program was given, those takiI
4 part showing both good training al
4 talent:
! Song of the Leaves" Kern
| Berta May Thompson.
2 plantation Melody" Hanna Smi
Winnie Lee Bishop
3 THE Pixies Drill" Brown-Ru
Wilder.
1 4 American National Airs" w
ner-Frances Davis.
5 General Bum-Bum," Poldini-M
dred Moore.
6 Festival March," Low, duet
Mrs. Massengale and VIM. H;
men.
III Z The Dancing Bear" LynesAS
rah Dean Pack.
8 Jolly Playmates," Engleman
Alma Claughton
8 Wake Up Little Daisies" Net
Acknowledgements Logan.
E1O Southern Melody" Foster-B