The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-09-06

HATTiEsBURe, MISS. n
day for few days visit here, to at
tend, the wedding of their son, Mr. F.
l.. Gilpin, Jr, of New York, and Miss
Anna Lou Thompson. Another out-of-
town guest will be Mr.. John Cause,
of Wilmington, Del.
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Mrs. Tom Foote and little Lola
Foote, of Pelahatchie, Miss, who have
been visiting Mrs. Foote'S mother-in-
law, Mrs. Anna A. Foote, left today
for vossburg, to spend a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Henry G. Turner
i. 81.
Mr.. Claude Bennett, of Wesson,
Miss, the principal of the High school
here last year, has been spending a
few days with Mr.. Anderson Foote,
but left this morning for Moss Point,
Miss, where he will be superintendent
of the city schools this winter.
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Miss Alma Logan left Friday for
5Bassfield, where she has music class
, for the winter She was accompanied
by Miss Perry, of Columbus. Miss,
| and Miss: Empson, of McComb City
who have been her guests for several
days while en- route from their homes
to Bassfield.e ~ ,er '-
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Mrs. R.. l.. Campbell and Miss Mar!
Louise Campbell have returned from
three weeks visit to Mrs. Camp
BELLS sister, Mrs. R. R. Abney, ii
Lake Arthur, La, and from Heidel
berg, Miss, where they were joine
by Rev. r. L. Campbell.
4.
Mrs. Morford's Informal Bridge.
Mrs. VIM. Morford entertained a
two tables of auction bridge at he
home on Walnut street, when Mrs I
n. Patton captured the prize, an ivor
stick fan.
Mrs. Morford served a plate luncl
con after the games.
Those playing were Mesdame
Stephen Burr, Phillip ]. Toomer,
S w. Bayne, B. D. Moore, c. e. Crave'
: T. w. KEENAN,, M. D. Foley and E.
Patton.
Vases of pink roses ornamented II
e parlor and hall.
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:. Hose Shower For Miss Thompson.
Miss Anna Lou Thompson, brid
elect, was complimented again Fridt
y afternoon when Misses Bertha al
e Ruth Trotter gave a hose shower
d her honor at their home on Buschmi
street.
On the vine-covered porch, cosy wi
e rugs, rockers and big growing ferr
'e punch was served by two young CIR
s. Misses Margaret Herren and Do
Ross.
The reception hall and parlor we
n, thrown together and here sever
ir musical selections we're rendered
in Misses Lucy Hall Pack, Frances F
guson, Hattie Pearl Langford, Ell
Powe and a. reading by Miss Macl
le PoWe..e .r
", Pencils, with little pen. and l
n, sketches of the Sunbonnet Bah
er holding open umbrellas over the
selves, were given the guests, each
ing asked to write on the cards so
lg advice for the bride. These pages
NJ advice were collected, formed into
tn book and presented to the bride-elt
in The shower" was brought in
little Francis Ross. He was dress
in rain coat, hat and overshoes
is carried slung over his shoulder,
M. umbrella, closed, which he opened
IN front of the bride-elect, the shower
he hose falling out of it at her feet.
Cream and cake were served.
Therewere present besides N
an Thompson, who was gowned in lay
zen der charmeuse, with touches of ere
A. lace, Misses Myrtle Byrd and
for guest, Annie Ross, of Meridian; L
H. McWilliams, Mackie Powe, Ethel
Mamie Thompson, Ethel Polk, Am
Thompson, Mary Hightower, FraI
Din, Ferguson, Matte Lee Mitchell,
Of Cleveland, Miss; Ruth Neal and
on guest, Guelda Aylesworth, of MemI
- Tenn; Anna Mary Pickett, Luz
C.u,~, 7 yoio Mora Norma and G