The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-09

of Birmingham, gowned in pink crepe
meteor with butterfly waist of white
lace; Miss Allie Kate Suttle, of Merid-
ian, wearing a white ACCORDION plait- ,
ed lace frock: Miss Mamie Hill, of
Houston, Miss, the guest of Mrs.
Luther A. Smith, whose frock OF yell
low lace, over pink duchess satin, was
handembroidered; and Miss Fannie
May Gray, of Stafford Springs, wear
ing white lace over pink.
Assisting in the reception hall and
other rooms in receiving were Misses
MAY Haney, Maurine Welborn, Carrie
Jackson, Grace Massengale and Kath-
crime Selby, of Brookhaven.
| In the library, the punch table, |
massed in pink and white daisies, was
presided over by Misses Mary Lou
McInnis and Douglas Olsen, OF Can
ton, Miss, their frocks and the frozen
| punch being of the prevailing pink
and white hues.
). The dining room with its rich furn-
} ishings was given the pink and white
touch by tall vases of pink and white
roses, the table center piece being
, large French basket of roses of the
same tints, and ferns, and caught with
tulle. Crystal receptacles of pink and
white mints rested on the lace doilies
Pink and white brick cream and
J" cake were served by two young girls
8 in pink and white frocks, Misses Idle
J, Belle Camp and May Massengale.
Mdes. A. X. McInnis and Luther A.
iSmith played several piano selections
lduring the afternoon and little Rachel
McInnis, a younger sister OF the
r. hostess, in white frock with pinf
4 sash. received the cards in a basket
g. as the guests entered the reception
,e hall.
a About fifty called despite the IN
clement weather, the guest list an
those assisting the hostess, being a.
from the unmarried set.
n' !. i. !.
is
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Wills Party
oh For Miss Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wills ente
-, tanned Friday evening at Hotel Tia
..e tiesburg in honor of their sister, Mil
Ann Laura Smith of Corsicana, Te1
who is VISITING them.
~, The guest list was drawn from u
unmarried set and the hosts receive
-, at the entrance to the palm garde
i'N with Miss Smith and Mrs. V. R. How
'Ao of Jackson, who is their guest, ais
Pc Assisting them we're Misses May a
,"' Agnes Haney and Mary Anna Allen
Fruit punch was served as
oN' guests entered and all during the e.
ming, with sandwiches and iced
after the games. The twelve tab
for rock and Ave hundred found pl
10y ing in the palm garden where gre
ing ferns banked the numerous "
dows and registers.
The prizes were silver match ca
for the young men and fans for
We girls, the prizes for rock being ava
ln"n ed to Miss Mary Ellison and Mr.. H
Turner, while Miss Fanny May I'll
Sun of Stafford Springs, and Mr.. Ha
'''' received the trophies for 800"
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills guests were
sides Miss Smith and Mrs. Ho
Misses Norman and Olive Powe, Co
Haney; Mary Ardes Kelly, of f.
Worth, Tex, Norma Long, OF Jack
Ruth McInnis asd her guests, Kath
'oe HAYS, of Birmingham, Allie Kate
lugh- ,Io.,a,a, ond Vonnie Nav G
"a " OF Stafford Springs, Agnes Ha
Mary Trip Ellison, Florence Sto
10 " marck, Emmie Lou Smith, May
~ Vi ney, Ruby marguerite Lea,
lo"'o Burt, of Oxford, Margaret PPoo
Louisville, KY, Lilly Clarke and
p'ioh' guest, Miss Montgomery of &c
e'e' Vile, Miss, Mary Anna Allen, Me
all ~ H. c. Greer, Ike Dortch, G. l.. H
Ao' ms. Jr., Gabe Hawkins, Buc
iine Hugh Hannah, Barksdale Steven
lee u w Holmes, Walter O'Ferrall,
'eou' Campbell, Harris, Harvey Tu
III III FLOYD Gillis Inman Cook, Walter
over rem. James S. Harrison, Jr., {
ilaye Holmes, Leon Dreyfus, Sidney
good, ]. L. McMillin, Albert H
bar0 and J.. w. Rodgers.