The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-16
THE HA1'rfESBURG NEWS

delicious two-course salad luncheon
was served, followed by an ice.
Later an informal musical was CIV
en- in the parlor, with piano selec-
lions by Miss Katie Hightower, two
beautiful songs, Jean" and Child of
the Dark Eyes" by Miss Corinne Ven
able and "Ectasy," sung by Miss Lu.
cile Hightower A vote was then
taken on the most popular girl in the
club and Miss Bessie Powe was an
easy winner of this honor.
The club members and other guests
who enjoyed the hospitality of Happi-
ness Hill, were Misses Bessie Miner,
Mary Price, of Macon; Mrs. T. l.. Nc.
Williams; Misses Betty Conner, Lucy
Conner, Jane Fuller, Anna Fuller.
Mabel Greer, Corrie Haney. Lora Ha-
ney, Katie Hightower, Lucille High.
tower, Annie Cook, Leila McWilliams,
Ellie Montgomery, Ethel Turner, Ca
mile Thrash, Annie Rose Mcleod,
Mamye Thompson, Corinne Venable.
Norma Powe, Katie Calhoun, Gertrude
Olsen, Lucia Moore and the honorees.
Misses Ethel and Bessie Powe.
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Valentine Bridge Party.
Among the prettiest of the Valen-
tine parties of Saturday was the auc-
tion bridge at which Mrs. e. NJ Pat
ten was hostess at her home on South
ern avenue. The Valentine idea pre-.
vailed in the decorations of the draw
ing room, where there were seven
tables of auction bridge playing. An
exquisite bouquet Of white carnations
tied with crimson ribbon, was offered
as first prize and won by Miss LII
lfan Knobloch. In cutting for the CON
ISOLATION the hostess held large rec
heart from which TIE contestants
drew small red hearts. Mrs. T. l.. Nor
row was fortunate enough to draw
the heart with Feb. 14th upon it ant
was presented with a pair of sill
hose.
At the close of the games the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Ben Moore an,
Miss Lorena Tomson, served refresh
ments, with the Valentine motif cor
tinued in the delicious picked beet
and hot biscuits, which accompanie
the salad course, cut in the shape G
hearts, after which followed hot CO..
fee and cream puffs.
Mrs. Fatten's guests were Me,
danes Stephen Burr, Phillip Toome
Kennon, Fred Naylor, C. E. Cravel
Chas. Hays, Ben Moore, T. L. Morrow
e. r. Farrell, Paul Edmiston, c.
Arnett, L. D. Woodruff, P. M. Seay,
M. Wills, H. E. Allen, Jos. Rea, P.
Carter, d. M. Watkins, C. E. Linn
man and Misses Josephine Rea, Eliz
beth Thomas, Lillian Knobloch an
Salie Keith.
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Valentine Party.
Quite a number of the High scho
, set enjoyed a beautiful Valentine pa
ty on Saturday afternoon when Mi
Matte johnson entertained at Il
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
? A. johnson. on Hardy street, h
guests being the members of Mi
May Neill Ellis class of Main Sire
! Methodist Sunday school.
The reception hall and lparlor we
artistically decorated with hearts,
red and white, combined with fer
, and cut flowers, portiers of red hear
Z hung before the double doors of t
/. hall, parlor and dining room.
The young hostess received h
l. guests in the hall, carrying the vale
; tine idea out in her costume of viii
Il with red hearts draped upon it.
q each guest entered she was invit
to draw from a Jack Horner bag
hearts, which provoked much mer
ment. While the guests were gath
ing an informal music program W
! carried out by Messrs. Ellis, Kathle
), Akers, Pearl Cochran and Virgin
4 Hail. with several readings by M
/. Emily Cook.
h Each guest had been requested
bring some small article with tn,