The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-21

Wlilam EDWARD, and mother, Mrs. Fl
j. Hollingsworth, of Greenville, Miss.
spent Sunday at Mammoth Springs.
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Mrs. II. J. Hollingsworth, of Green
vile, Miss, has arrived to spend sew
eral months with her son-in-law and
. daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bolton
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. O'Bryant, their
sons, Wickleff and j. W., Jr., and
nephew, George Tucker O'Bryant, were
visitors to Rawls Springs Sunday for
the day.
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The Ladies of the Maccabees of the
World will meet this evening at 1880
at the w. o. w. Hall, for regular re-
view and all members are urged to
be present
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Mr.. W. b. McKinstry arrived Sun
day from New Orleans to join his fam
lily, who are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. McKinstry, and spend
a few days.
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| Mr.. James S. Harrison, Jr., left Sun
day for Hermanville, Miss, where he
will join Mr.. Lucien Campbell of this
city, to attend large dance to be
given there. They will go from there
| to Cooper's Well
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Mrs. P. A. Carter and son, ]. p. Car
ter, and brother, DR.. Pat Cook, of
Laurel, will leave tomorrow for Sill
dell, La, to visit Mrs. r. C. oliver, and
for Moss Point, where they will be
guests of Mrs. P. E. Blumer.
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Mrs. c. e. McClelland, of New Or
leans, is the guest of her mother and
sister. Mesdames E. B. Beardslee and
w. H. Cook. Mr.. McClelland, who &C.
companied her to Hattiesburg, left
Sunday after a short stay.
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Mrs. A. S. Trigg and two daughters,
Misses Erlean and Alice Blanch, re-
turned Sunday from visit to Mrs. D.
B. Newman, in Natchez, Miss. They
were accompanied home by Miss Mat
tie Bess Newman, who will visit Miss
Erlean Trigg for awhile.
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A party from Hattiesburg, who spent
the day Sunday at Mammoth Springs
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Edmondson and little son, Eaton; Mr..
and Mrs w. c. Strahan, Mrs. s. ].
Mcgowan and her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. |
G. H. WEIGH, of Seminary, Miss.
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Misses Marie Miller, of Canton, and |
Marguerite Lowe, of Meridian, after
attending the Normal, have returned
to their homes, but will be visitors
here tomorrow, while en- route to Long |
Beach to join a house party given by
two college mates, Misses Florence
and Mildred Bailey.
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Rev. R. l.. Campbell returned Sat
urday from Sandersville, where he
went to give an address on Home Mis-
'ions at church rally there on Friday,
and from Columbus, Miss, where he
attended, as chairman, the meeting of
he Board of Trustees of Palmer Or
phanage. which was held to plan the
of the orphanage.
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Misses Annie and Ruth Bowen will
informally, at farewell re-
'eption, complimentary to several Wis
ting girls, Misses Marion and Carrie
Kent, of Birmingham; Ruby Hauff, of
Hen Allen; Marie and Florine Levy, of
Port Gibson; Matte and Lottie Cole
nan, of Crowley, La. The receiving
lours will be from to IL tomorrow
and members of both the
married and unmarried set will be in
tied
Hiss Pack Entertains
For Judson Girls.
Miss Lucy Hall Pack entertained at
morning party Saturday, compliment
airy to group of visiting girls, who,
Ike Miss Pack, attended Judson Col
Marion and Carrie Kent,
{ Birmingham; Ruby Hauff, of Glen
lien, Miss; Bessie and Marie Gray,
t Butler, Ala
Mesdames R. G. Hall and Peyton
phillips, Of Ouchita Falls, Tex, served
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