The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-11-28

left Tuesday to spend week or ten
days with friends and relatives in
New Orleans and en- route home VIII /
spend few days with friends in Hat
tiesburg-Meridian dispatch.
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Mr. Will Fuller and Miss Susie Full |
Ter, of Laurel, we're the Thanksgiving
guests of their father and sisters, Mr.. |
T. NJ Fuller and Misses Jane and An
ma Fuller, at their home on Short
Bay street. -.
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Campfire Girls.
The Campfire Girls and the boys of
the High School, were most delight
fully entertained on Thursday evening
by Miss Mary Lou McInnis, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
E. McInnis, on West Pine street, from
eight until eleven. Progressive con-
versation formed the amusement OF
the evening interspersed with music.
Miss Susie Smylie, guardian of the
Campfire, assisted Mrs. .McInnis in
serving a two-course luncheon.
i. $50.
Laird-Horn.
Wednesday afternoon, November
Goth, at four thirty o'clock at the resi-
dence of Rev. r. l.. Campbell, Miss
Annie May Horn and Robert L. Laird
were quietly married, Rev. Mr.. Camp
bell officiating. The bride, who was
becomingly gowned in going-away
suit of brown, was attended by Miss
Allie Bell while Mr.. Colt Horn acted
as best man for the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird left Immediately
for a trip to New Orleans and other
points, which will terminate at their
new home in Memphis, Tenn.
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Thanksgiving Eve German.
The members of the Forrest Club
entertained on wednesday evening at
Thanksgiving Eve German in the
ballroom of the club house, compli-
mentary to the visiting girls in the
city.
+, The young ladies dancing were Miss
es Olive Powe, Corinne Venable, Nell
, Rowan, Eula Moore, Mabel Greer
Mamie Thompson, Florence Stolen
werck, Brownie Bennett, Mary Ellison
2 Olga Stemme, Harriette Hill, Ada and
, Ruth Miller and Mrs McCool, of Can
+ ton; Miss Louise Lowe, of Meridian
Miss McGehee, of Jackson.
Chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. R
! X. Smith, Mr.. and MISE. R. Farrell
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hutchins, Jr., Mr.
I and Mrs. A. Mac Jones, Mr. and Mrs
Wills, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Yakely, DR.
| and Mrs. Leo H. Martin.
| I. So
Thanksgiving Dance.
| The football teams of the Universit,
and the Normal College were enter
tanned at dance on Thursday eve
ming at the Hotel Hsttiesburg. Al
orchestra of stringed instruments fur
| nished the music. Those dancing
were:
Miss Mary Ellison and L. B. Camp
bell.
Miss Corrie Haney and Frank Bar
ton.
Miss Brownie Bennett and Hug
Hanna.
II Miss Florence McGehee, of Jackson
and F. Brunson.
II Miss Harriet Hill and Jim Greer.
II Miss Eula Moore and Sam Moody.
Miss Nell Rowan and Pat Kennel!
II Miss Ada Miller, of Canton, and TX
Dortch.
II Miss Ruth Miller, of Canton, an
Claude Hill.
III Miss Ella Randle, of Columbus, an
Floyd ellis.
II Miss Florence Stollenwerck an
George Bilbo.
Miss Louise Lowe, Of Meridian, ar
| Gage Woodward.
Miss Kate Leland and A. G. Lilius.
HI Miss Naomi Hirsch and Min
Holmes.
Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. ].
Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Bolton, Mr.. al
Mrs. A. Mack Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. M
Williams.
Stags-Messrs. Chas. Holmes, o.
Holmes, George and Gabe Hawkir
F. H. Deas, Benton Holmes, McInty1
Albert Heidelberg, Paul Allen, B
Mcclellan Stevens, of Richton; Bar
dale Stevens, Will Duke, M. T. Roge
H. o. Hoffman, c. D. Gibbs, Tt
ODonnell, of Sanford; Jim Harris