The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-16
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vited. Four young girls, Misses
Sophia Sutton, Ruth Trotter, Eloise
Thompson and Cora Hudson will act
as ushers.
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Mr.. Eugene Fly left Thursday night |
for Durant to join Mrs. Fly and chill
dren, Jean and George jenkins. who
are visiting Mrs. Fly's mother. Mr..
Fly was called to Durant by the i'll
ness of his little son.
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Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hare,
of Hall avenue, are congratulating
them on the birth of a little son, who
came Thursday morning May 8.
Charles A. Hare, Jr., is the name
which has been given the new arrival.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Haynes, of Lum-
berton, returned this morning to their
home, after visit to their rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Barrett, on
Newman street. Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes
came to attend the HooHoo meeting
and banquet Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lee CASTOR had as
their guests, Thursday, at their home
on Short Bay street, the latter's
brother-in-law, Prof H. l.. Whitfield,
of the |. |. & C. at Columbus, and his
little son, Henry Lewis Whitfield, Jr.
They were en- route to Brooklyn, where
they spent today. Mr.. Whitfield and
son will will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. CASTOR again tonight, returning
to their home Saturday.
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FortnightIy Bridge Club.
Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Jr., enter
tanned the Fortnightly Bridge Club and
few other guests, Thursday after
noon at her home on Court street
Vases and bowls of sweet peas gave
a touch of brightness to the rooms
where the four tables were placed
Punch was served all during the bridg'
games.
Hand embroidered towels were thu
prizes and they were won by Mrs. "
B. Perry and Mrs. T. L. Morrow.
Following the games the bridge PAL
Elephants and a few other guests
whom Mrs. Thompson invited for tea
enjoyed two-course menu, which wa
served by Mrs. Clifford Cranberry
Miss Mamie Thompson, sisters-in-la'
of the hostess, and Miss Hattie Ma
Sadler, of Sheffield, Ala, house CUES
OF Mrs. Thompson.
The clnub members and guests wer
Mesdames Phillip ]. Toomer, H.
] Allen, L. W. Bayne, B. D. Moore, \
, A. hoffman, e. R. Farrell, H.
Mounger, T. L. Morrow, C. M. Sigle
Floyd l. Ames, w. B. Perry, w. v
Crawford, Joe Shelby, Jay Bradfor
! Yakeley, E. L. Robbins; Misses Be
tie and Lucy Conner
4 S.
: Frances Smiths Birthday Party.
+ Little Miss Frances Smith, daug
I ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Smith,
: Walnut street, celebrated her fourt
S birthday Wednesday afternoon by 81
d ing a birthday party.
e Punch was served by Mrs. L.
r Bayne, the punch table being pretti
Z. arranged with pink and white swe
7, peas. The dining room was in PHI
+ and white, quantities of sweet pc
I, being used. Vases of these dowe
Il and the birthday cake, with its 70
T. pink tapers, formed the table decor
4. tions. Refreshments of block crea
o. and cake, In pink and white. we
Of served by Mrs. Smith, with Mrs.
D. Moore. Mrs. L. w. Bayne and Nj
E. M. Patton assisting here.
4 Little Miss Smith, wearing pi
Y embroidered frock, with pink ribbol
n vas assisted in receiving by Ma
Ann Moore and Mary Earl Patti
Numerous games we're played on
4 lawn.
The grown folk present were M
DANES H. Powell. A. K. Ramsey,
q IT, Cook, Henry d. Foote and M
Robinson.
The little people enjoying the pa
Z were Mary Ann Moore, Mary 3
- Patton. william Haney. Martha Thol
= son, wiietta Smith. jos and He