The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-09-18

tan, with accessories to match, and .
carried white carnations, lies of the
valley and ferns.
There were quite a number of
guests to witness the ceremony and
Mrs. S. j. Harper, wearing pink en-
broidered chiffon over satin, was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. S. B. Mar
tin, who wore Copenhagen blue crepe
de chine, with picture hat and plumes
of the Copenhagen blue.
Punch was served in the hall by
Miss Neiva Harper, of Slidell, who
wore white net over satin.
Pink and white cream and cake were
served by Mesdames j. B. Semple and |
B. D. Durham, of Slidell, La, aunts |
of the bride, Sand her sisters, Misses
Mamie and Linette Harper, of Eaton
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dever left for visit
| to New Orleans and on their return
will be at home at Mrs. r. B. Staple
toms, on Bay street.
| The bride, daughter of the late DR..
]. A. Harper, has lived most of
her life in Slidell, La, but for the past
two years has resided here with an
uncle, Mr.. S. j. Harper.
The groom, since coming from Ten
nessee about year ago, has resided
here, being foreman of the Martin
Printing Company.
The out-of-town guests for the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Harper,
of Jackson, Miss; Mesdames ]. B.
Semple and B. D. Durham and Miss
Neiva Harper, of Slidell, La.
+ So
Nautilus Clubs New Year Book.
The new 1913-1914 year book for the
Nautilus Club has been received by
the members and glimpse at its first
page reveals, very briefly, that the
club was organized in 1912, admitted
into the State Federation the same
year, and that the club motto is "The
world is advancing; advance with it.
Why the name Nautilus Club" was
selected is suggested on the same page
by the following quotation from Oil
yer Wendell Holmes poem, "Tht
y Chambered Nautilus"
e The Chambered Nautilus.
r Build thee more stately mansions, oh
. my soul,
T. AS the swift seasons roll!
e Leave thy low vaulted past.
Let each new temple, nobler than thu
i last,
D. Shut thee from Heaven with dom
i more vast,
Till thou at length art free,
n Leaving thine outgrown shell by life
s. unresting seal"
The club colors are given as whit
and green and the officers are: Pres
ident, Mrs Ellis Bowman Cooeer; vice
president, Mrs. John T. Haney; treas
Us urer Mrs. Floyd l. Ames; secretar!
s. Mrs. Paul Lee CASTOR: reporter, Mr.
o. Arthur v. Hays, with Mrs. e. B. Loke
chairman of the Year Book COMMITTEES
T. which is composed of Mesdames ELI
n Bowman Cooper Paul Lee CASTOR,
In J. Haney and Miss Lucy Conner.
a. The subjects of study for the yea
are given as Parliamentary Law" an
ne Home Science" while each pas
er names the hostess for a meeting an
the program and leader.
SIS The constitution gives as the pu
ir- pose of the club "to promote and TO
mt ter interest in, and study of, such su
he jects as the members may elect ar
Is to afford the members in connectiC
Herewith social intercourse and plea
as ure."
lie, The membership of the club is TIVE
d. ty-four members and that number hi
oh been reached for the list of membe
an is as follows: Mrs. Floyd I. Anne
Miss Bette Conner, Mrs. Clyde Co
lily ner Mrs. Ellis Bowman Cooper, MI
IN Robert Field, Mrs. Clifford GranberI
Mrs. John T. Haney. Mrs. Fleet H
thorn, Mrs. Arthur V. Hays, Nj
Wiley Jackson, Mrs. Grover McDu
Lge Mrs. Hugh McWilliams, Mrs. Orvi
len Brimm, Miss Lucy Conner Mrs. S
The Conner, Mrs. Paul Edmiston, M
md Paul Lee CASTOR. Mrs. j. Hane
on Miss Alice Haney Mrs. Roderick
RE Hall, Mrs. H. S. Hagerty, Mrs. e.
Lokey. Mrs. Henry Mckenzie and NJ
IRA G. NJ Sigler.
ing The meetings are held bi-weel
ny, and on Wednesday OF such weeks
r the homes of the members