The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-29

SCHOOL, lett wednesday for their home
IN Hawkinsville, Ca, to spend the
vacation. They will return in August
Mr.. M. A. Hoffman accompanied them.
going to Atlanta, Ca, on a business
, trip.
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Miss Mary Louthers of Gulfport, who
was one of the out-of-town guests at
the Forrest Club german on Wednes.
day evening, is the guest for few
days, of Miss Mamie Thompson.
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Miss Corinne Blount viii have her
closing pupils recital tomorrow after
noon at $3.50, in the High school audi
forum. Not only the friends of Miss
Blount's music class are invited. hut
the public will be cordially welcomed
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Miss Annie White Hall, of Meridian.
with her guest, Miss Schwartz, of
Natchez, returned to Meridian this
morning, after brief visit to her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Robins.
They came to attend the Forrest Club
german Wednesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. CASTOR and Miss
Edith Naylor left this morning for
Columbus, Miss, to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the Industrial
Institute and College. Mr.. and Mrs.
CASTOR will be guests of the latter's
brother-in-law and sister, President
and Mrs. Whitworth, in the presidents
home, while Miss Naylor will be enter
tanned at the college. Mrs. CASTOR,
besides being an l. l. & c. girl, was
before her marriage, which was cele-
brated in the college chapel, a men,
Der of the faculty.
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Mr.. and Mre. Smith Dinner Hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K Smith were hosts
at a small dinner party Wednesday
evening at their home on Newman
street, hosts and guests going later to
the Forrest Club german.
Covers were laid for seven-Mr. and
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. CASTOR,
Mrs. j. w. Davidson, Mr.. ]. E. David
son and Mr. E. R. Farrell.
The crystal candelabra were shaded
in crystal and a fiat arrangement of
sweet peas of delicate hues formed
the central attraction of the table.
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The Hardy Street Parent Teacher
Association will be the hostess on
Saturday afternoon at 8 80, at the For
rest Club, at the meeting of the City
Union of Parent-Teacher Associations.
AS this is the last meeting Of the union
before the summer vacation, the re-
ports Of the past years work from
each ward will be called for. Presi-
dent Joe Cook, of the State Normal
College, and Mr.. Claude Bennett, prin.
cipal of the High school, will address
the ladies and Mesdames Victor Scan
Ian and Stokes v. Robertson will sing.
A good attendance of members and
all interested in the work Of the p. T.
A. is desired.
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German at Forrest Club.
The Forrest Club threw open its
doors Wednesday evening to the
ladies, the club members and a large
number of out-of-town guests, some of
whom came especially for the occa-
sion.
The german was danced in the large
ball room. Mr.. Blake, of Columbus,
Miss, one of the visiting knights
Templar in the city, leading, with
thirty couples dancing. ....
Bud SCOTS band, from Natchez, fur
nished the music. ......... ... ..-
There were some guests who en-
joyed cards in the reading room
and parlor, while others dropped in to
hear the music, fully eighty guests
being present e4..
All during the evening club sand.
wiches and punch were served and the
affair was one Of the many delightful
ones at which the club has, been host
this season. ...
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Morning Music Club Meeting.
The Morning Music Club met Wed
nesday morning at the home of Mrs.
V. M. Seaman, with Mesdames H. r.
Wilson, Seaman, Misses Corinne Ven
able and Ethel Powe as hostesses.
The program rendered by the club
members was as follows
la Euterpe Mazurka. Bartlett
ID Northern Song ......... Farwell