The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-16
Ano Personals

I'll tney are nnlSneo, any readlng must
be done in the library.
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Walnut Grove, Woodman Circle,
held very enjoyable meeting Tuesday
evening at the w. o. w. Hall, with
the largest attendance of the year.
After the business hour, refreshments
we're served.
Miss Gladys Hays returned from a
three weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs. G.
W. Nicholson, in Laurel, Miss. Miss
Grace Hightower, who spent several
days with Mrs. Nicholson, has also re-
turned.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Nicholson, of
Laurel, were visitors here a short
while Monday, while en- route to Haz-
elhurst, to visit Mr.. Nicholson's bro
ther-in-law, Judge D. M. Miller and
Mrs. Miller.
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Mrs. NJ. e. Cadenhead, of Yazoo City,
but who for several years resided here,
left this morning for her home, with
her little sons. Mort and James. She
was the guest while here of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. F. McWilliams and of her
sister, Mrs. d. E. Sullivan.
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The Rebecca Lodge will meet tomor-
row evening, the 18th. at Odd Fellows
Hall, Bird floor, and all members are
requested to be present las there will
be Importance business to come before
the lodge. After the business meeting
refreshments will be served.
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Miss Maggie Lee has returned from
visit of ten weeks in Rumford
Maine, to her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam l.. Foster. En- route home she
spent week with school mate, Mrs
d. j. Ditto, in Birmingham, formerly
Miss Julia Shannon, of this city.
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Miss Margaret Buchanan, of Bran
don, Miss, after a visit to her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A
Lassiter, on West Pine street and tt
Miss Minnie Lassiter, on Short Bay
street, returned home Monday. She
was accompanied home by Mr.. ant
Mrs Lassiter, who will spend some
time in Brandon visiting relatives ant
friends.
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Misses Polk and Fuller
Give Rock Party.
Misses Jane Fuller and Ethel Poll
gave a very large rock party Tuesda!
evening at the home of Miss Polk OF
River avenue.
Cut flowers and ferns were used il
the reception rooms thrown open tt
the young people and electric fan
made them pleasant despite the Jul,
heat.
The nineteen tables for rock wer
placed in the three .parlors and on tn
wide porch, while from a side porcl
an orchestra played all during tn
evening.
Mrs. David Cameron and Mrs. ].
! Cromer received the guests informall
at the door, with Miss Esther Ma
Polk, and in the rear hall Misses Ha
tie Pearl Langford and Gertrude Pol
presided at the punch bowl.
The two hostesses. Misses Etht
Powe and Jane Fuller, greeted thei
guests in the parlors. Score card
with Christy heads, indicated tn
places of the guests at the tables.
Cream and cake were served afte
the games by Misses Gertrude Poll
Carrie Jackson and Mrs. ]. D. Crome
A Jap fan, with the hostesses' nam
and the date on it, was on each plat
The guests were Misses Olive Pow
and DR.. C. G. Hightower, Norma Pow
and D. w. Holmes, Emily Clemen
and Herman Trotter, Mamie Thorn
son and Mr.. West. Clara Smith and
E. Davidson, Bertha Trotter and Fee
ell Thompson, Bessie Powe and E.
Esslinger, Mackie Powe and D.
Kennedy, Telullah McMillin and N
Wheeler, Carrie Kent, of Birmingham
and Wilson Moore. Marion Kent,
Birmingham, and M. E. Cooper; Ru'
Hauff, of Glen Allen, and G. L. Ha
kins, Jr.; Myrtle Byrd and Thomas
John, Sallie May Miner and Mari
Gay, Clara Miner and T. J. Benne
Bessie Cook and DR.. Bethea, Flori
Levy, of Port Gibson, and Gabe Ha
kins; Lora Haney and DR.. Dune
= Draughn, Annie Bowen and Robt.
| Smith. Annie Muirl Barber and W
Uin Tanoford Annie Cook and Ron,