The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-02-05

the ladies will have for sale, at the
Main Street school, homemade pies
and other accessories suitable for
children's luncheons, at reasonable
prices-that il, from two pennies I'D.
The ladies are hoping for generous
patronage from the children and that
they will come to school prepared to
buy from the ladies' some of the good
things children like.
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Contest In Pubilc Music.
Friday evening. in the Auditorium
of the High School on Main street,
there will be contest in public school
music between pupils of the 9Th, 9Th
and 7th grades, at 5 o'clock.
There will be other features of
amusement too and Miss Lorena
Tomson, supervisor of music of the
city schools will be in charge
AS the contest is to raise money to
pay for the victrola the school has
recently purchased, an admission fee
of rs cents for grown people and ten
cents for children will be charged.
Everybody is invited The program
will be published tomorrow.
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Mrs. Herren's Bridge Party.
Mrs. Albert R. Herren was hostess
of number of ladies of the married
set Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Court street, entertaining at the sec.
ond and last of a series of bridge
parties for the married set.
Pink roses in low bowls were the
only flowers used and a menu of two
courses was served after the games
Mrs. Earl B. King, Mrs. Andrew Mac
Jones and Miss Nellie Allen assisting
the hostess.
Each guest received as a souvenir
a little Irish crochet doiley. On the
table during the games were hand
painted dishes of stuffed dates anC
ribbon candy, in the carnival roya
colors, yellow, purple and green, il
honor of the day, "Mardi Gras."
Several girls called later for tn,
luncheon. The guests were Mesdame
Stephen M. Burr, Allie Corneal, ]. w
Davidson, L. D. Woodruff, Earl vii
liams, NJ Dunn, Maurice Dreyfus, "
L. Oakley, L. L. Major, J. E. Stevens
]. G. Power, ]. R. Child, F. M. Hill
]. E. Gray P. M Seay, M. D. Foley
M. Rowan, Fred Naylor, D. B. Holmes
]. e. Hutchins, George Derrickson, N
L. Thompson, Jr., ]. w. Bolton, Eal
B. King; Misses Elizabeth Coppocl
Mary Anna Allen and Agnes Haney.
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Mrs. Calhoun's Tea.
Mrs. George M. Calhoun gave a tie
Tuesday afternoon at her bungalo
: home on Third avenue, In honor of
/. trio of matrons, Mrs. 2. G. Miller an
A. P. Miller, the latter a sister of tt
hostess, and another sister, Mrs.
r S. Stone, of Brandon, Miss.
!. Mrs. A. p Miller, who was a Ha
: tiesburg girl before her marriage ht
/, recently returned here from Brando
to live, while Mrs. 2. 9. Miller. wi
for years has resided in the fami
t home near Brandon, will also NAL
q her home here Mrs. Stone is rene
t ing her girlhood acquaintances Of
d few years ago, here, as the guest
her sisters, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. A.
Miller and sister-in-law, Mrs. A.
d Ratliff.
:, During Mrs. Calhoun's hours f
s receiving, a to 6, about one hundr'
@ and sixty guests called and were !
|, ceived in the living room by thr
young matrons, Mrs. Eugene F.
gowned in cream net and lace ban
r, over yellow satin; Mrs. Floyd
y Ames, in yellow satin, with crea
e overdress and rosebud trimming
Vt pink; Mrs. Earl e. Conner, in bla
a gown, with long train.
Two very young girls, weari