The Hattiesburg news., 1913-06-06

home of Mrs. Lokey, on Laurel ave-
nue..
Municipal Government was the sub
ject of the program, which consisted
of a paper, "Aldermanic and Commits
sion Form of Government Contract"
by Miss Lucy Conner; Present Gov
ernment of Hattiesburg," Mrs. Henry
Mckenzie; "Object and History of
Commission Form of Government"
Mrs. e. B. Lokey.
Nasturtiums were the chosen fiow-
ers used and punch was served by
Miss Janey Sullivan and Mrs. ]. S.
McWilliams, 3rd, of Yazoo City, as
the guests arrived.
The club members present were
Mesdames Floyd l. Ames, Clyde e.
| Conner, Robert Field, j. ]. Haney,
John T. Haney, Ellis B. Cooper, F. c.
Hathorn, Arthur V. Hays; Miss Lucy
Cnoner.
The only guests we're Mrs. j. s. Nc
Williams, 3rd of Yazoo City; Misses
Leila McWilliams, Mamie Thompson
and Julia Lokey.
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Bouligny-
Miss Marie Bouligny and Mr. ]. K.
Quave were quietly married at 4
o'clock, Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the brides grandfather, Mr..
j.. B. Eure, on Newman street.
Rev. R. L. Campbell pastor of the
Bay Street Presbyterian church, Of
ficiated .-.-.
The groom is a conductor on the
N. o. & N. e. R. r. and with his
bride, left for a visit to New Orleans
and other points before going to Me
ridian, their future home.
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Wednesday Club Musical
At Mrs. Scanlan's.
The meeting of the Wednesday Club
this week was in the nature of musi
cal, with Mrs. Victor M. Seaman as
hostess at her bungalow on Second
avenue.
"Violinists" was the subject of the
program and papers were read by
Mesdames w. H. Cook, M. G. Field ant
w. w. Crawford.
. Mesdames L. A. Smith and s. V
Robertson gave a vocal duet, accom-
panied by Miss Katharine Selby on thu
r violin. Miss Mackie Powe gave tive
y readings, which were followed by {
10 violin duet by Mrs. A. X. McInni
and Miss Katharine Selby, of Brook
haven, with Miss Susie Adams, 10
Louisiana, at the piano.
Two vocal selections were rendere
by Mrs. B. D. Moore, piano solo b.
Miss Ethel Powe, violin solo by Mis-
Katharine Selby and vocal selet
ton by Miss Corinne Venable.
Nasturtiums and roses were used /
the living room, reception hall an
dining room, where the program wa
given.
At the close, Misses Clara Landrun
,e Mackie Powe, Katharine Selby an
Susie Adams assisted the hostess
. serving a salad course, followed by q
- ice with cake.
The members enjoying Mrs. Sea
=. lan's hospitality were Mesdames Gra'
=, Christian, Frank B. Clark, w. A. CC
~ Inns, W. F. Cook, w. H. Cook, MI
~ Cotton, w. w. Crawford, M. G. Fiel
20 owen Gore, M. A. Hoffman, M.
.r King, ]. S. Love, w. w. Massengal
NO A. X. McInnis, D. E. McInnis, B.
IN Moore, w. B. Perry, s. v. Robertsc
IRA e. L. Robins and J. H. Turner.
4. The visitors were Mesdames w.
S. Tatum, A. P. Miller, F. ]. Duke,
az A. Smith, Gore, of West Point; Miss
nh. Mamie O'Ferrall, Clara Landrum,
rinne Venable, Ethel and Macl
.uo Powe, Angie Smith, Of McKinn'
Tex; vestry King. Of Greenwo'
Miss, and Mrs. scanlan's two hov
!, guests, Misses Katharine Selby,
I'D, Brookhaven and Susie Adams,
lis, Louisiana. s...-
/ The last meeting OF the club I
you season win be with Mrs. W. W. n
uce sengale next Wednesday.
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this Mesdames Thames and Young
her Give Reception.
nly1 Mrs. w. r. Thames and Mrs.
% Young gave large reception Tn