The Hattiesburg news., 1913-06-17

at their home in Rumford, Maine. Mrs.
Foster is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Powe, of Walnut street.
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Mrs. ]. G. Laird has returned from
an extended visit to relatives and
friends in Eustace, Texas, stopping en-
route in Memphis, Tenn, for visit
to her son, Robert Laird, and to Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Fox, formerly of this
city.
The Selma Times says of Hetties-
burg matron, who, with her little daugh-
ter, Augusta, is visiting relatives in
Selma, Ala: "The friends of Mrs. R.
A. Logan, of Hattiesburg, Miss, will
be pleased to learn that she is doing
comparatively well in local sanito-
rum"
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Misses Erskine Thompson and
jamie Sullivan of the Court Street
Methodist Epworth League, and
Claude Fail, Ruby Phillips, Agnes
Arnold, of the Broad Street Methodist
Epworth League, have returned from
Laurel, where they attended the Ep-
worth League Conference.
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The Blks' Club has issued invita-
+;o,c Co.. N uooa1t;on fropa o On t0 10
o'clock, on Wednesday evening, June
25th, at the club rooms in the Elks'
building, formerly the Keyes building.
This is the first entertainment given
by the Elks in their new home and
will be one of the large social affairs
of the coming week.
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Miss Bessie Cook returned Monday,
after a stay of three months in Nash
vile, Tenn, studying voice under Mr..
Charles Washburn, who will be the
director of music in the Ward-Belmont
College this year. Miss Cook spent a
few days in Birmingham on her way
home, visiting there Mrs. Hodge, for.
merly Miss Myrtle Beamish, Of Hat
tiesburg.
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Lott-Sandford.
Washington, D. c., was recently the
scene of wedding of which the bride
was a former Hattiesburger, Mrs
Thweatt Uttley Sandford, the groom
being DR.. Walter H. Lott, of Washing
ton, D. c.
The brides girlhood home wal
; Jackson, Tenn, but she spent three
years here, being, part of the time,
member of the public school faculty
and has since resided in Washington
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Sacred Heart Commence
ment Exercises.
H Tomorrow evening, at the Auditt
rum the annual commencement excl
| cises of the Sacred Heart Academ
/ will be held, when Rev. P. Doyle wi
I| address the graduates and confer tn
/ medals and other honors on the pupils
H There will be also, program G
H marches, music and an operetta, 9Th
Fairy Shoemaker" in which larg
number of pupils will take part.
II Miss M. M. Coughlin will be valedi
Il torian, and feature of the operett
II will be the orchestra, composed I
II Misses G. Crahen, c. Nevle. Master
II Walker, Misses Blanche Sarphie, !
II Conners, B. and G. Sarphie, G. Dohert
H N. Hackney, G. l.. Hackney, H. Dohe
H ty, M. Gormeley, M. Hauenstein ar
J. Hackney.
II The physical culture class will giN
pantomime.
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John Turner's Birthday Party.
II Master John Turner, just sew
years old, the son of DR.. and Mrs.
S. Turner, was the honor guest at
birthday party on Monday afternoo
Mrs. Turner having invited a numb
of small boys and girls to enjoy 1t wi
HIM from 4 to 6 o'clock.
Master Joe Turner assisted
brother, John, in greeting the gues
and an elder sister, Mrs. B. A. Crag
kept the register where the childr
signed their names.
Misses Grace Eaton, Anna Muir
Barber, Mamie Cotton and Jes
Jackson entertained the children a
Mrs. Lackey Stapleton assisted
mother, Mrs. Turner, and Mrs. Crs
ford, in serving ice cream and cake
There were two big tables in
dining room, one having as the cent
attraction the birthday cake. with
seven candles, while the other Ia