The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-27


sympathize with him in the loss of his
wife, who since coming to Hattiesburg Il
TO reside has found her way quietly
but lovingly into the hearts of many. n
SO we'll and in the hearts of the friends
she so often cheered with her ready
smile, will not soon be filled, and a \
world of sympathy is extended her {
family.
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Progressive Bridge Club,
Mrs. Derrickson, Hostess.
The hostess on Wednesday after
noon of the Progressive Bridge Club
was Mrs. George Derrickson, and three
substitutes, Mesdames ]. W. McWil-
liams, Louise Habich and Miss Mar
garet Smith participated in the games
as substitutes.
Mrs. Derrickson served sandwiches
and iced tea after the games. The
members playing were Mesdames M.
Dreyfus, M. D. Foley, L. D. Woodruff,
J. E. Hutchins, Jr., Earl Williams, J.
w. Bolton, c. M. Lowry, ]. e. Gray.
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Era Club With Mesdames
Cooper, Conner and Hays.
The Era Club met Wednesday after
noon with three of the members, Mes
danes Clyde Conner, E. B. Cooper and
A. V. Hays, as hostesses, at the home
of Mrs. Cooper, on Mcleod street.
Mrs. Cooper, the president, presided,
the subject of study being Federal
Government
Roll call was answered with the
names of the members of President
Wilson'S cabinet.
A paper, by Mrs. Clyde Conner, on
Nature of the Government and the
Division of it's Powers" was followed
bv another, on Congress-" by Mrs
Floyd Ames
. A piano solo by Mrs. John T. Haney
). closed the program.
There were no guests, only clut
members being present.
The next meeting will be with Miss
es Bette and Lucy Conner, on Wed
- nesday, April 9th.
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N Woman's Club With
- Mrs. J. J. Stevens.
The Woman's Club met on Wedne'
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. ]. Steven
! as hostess lat her home on Colleg
be street.
Punch was served as the ladies Ell
- tered, after which the study of Shak
a spears play, Julius Caesar" was CO
- tinued, the lesson for this meetir
being Act II. Roll call was answers
~ by quotations showing some chars
uo teristlc of principal characters.
-. Mrs. J. A. McLeods paper was
ho character study of julius Caesar MI
a. Luther A. Smith discussed "Brut
:. and Cassius" and Mrs. Leo H. Mart
sang solo.
Mrs. Stevens, assisted by Miss Co
90 Lillian Cook, served a menu of t.
fro courses.
!, NV The members present were M
low danes Charles F. Ames, ]. G. Balla
r+o H A. Camp, P. A, Carter, 3. r. F
ND rell, Chas. M. Hays, S. L. Heidelbe
Leo II. Martin, H. T. Mounger, Lutl
A Smith. ]. Morgan Stevens, w.
cd F. Tatum, H. R. Wilson.
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. WiIliams-Cadenhead
A wedding of much interest to F
Il tiesburgers occurred in Yazoo City
Monday, when Miss Glare Cadenhe
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Gao
head, of that place, but formerly
this city, and Mr.. John Sharp
liams, the Bird, of Yazoo City, Il
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Villa
were married at the Methodist chu
Rev. N. B. Harmon officiating.
The church was deliberately deco
ed and the nuptial music a spe
feature of the marriage, consisted
the Bridal Chorus" sung by MRS
c. Green, Miss Natilee Summer
Messrs. w. B. Stinson and r. r.
ouist. Mr.. R. R. Norquist sang
Ever 1 Forget You," Miss Lizzie II
er presiding at the organ.
The groom was accompanied BY
brother, Mr.. Charlie Williams, as
man, and the other attendants
y the groomsman, Mr.. Curran sun
, of Hattiesburg, Miss cousin OF
bride; Miss Emma Cadenhead'
of the bride. as maid OF honor;