The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-30
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Junior Philathea Class of First Bap-
fist church at the National Baraca-
Philathea Convention, which opens
June 9Th and lasts four days. Mrs.
Jones will spend :. month with |
friends in Waco and a month in Tyler |
before returning t. Hattiesburg. a
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Prisciilian Embroidery Club.
The members of the Priscillian EN-
broidery Club enjoyed pleasant af-
ternoon in the home of Mrs. E. w.
Hanna Friday afternoon, with their
embroidery. The pleasure of the gath
ering was largely added to by Mrs.
Wiley Jackson's music and delicious
refreshments served by the hostess.
Mrs. Hanna's guests were Mes
danes T. E. Ross, Wiley Jackson, T.
E. Grow, Ed. Edmonson, Lowery Love,
Guy Henderson, Ben Foster, D. l..
Russell.
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Delta AIphas Entertained.
Miss Mary Ella Williams hospitality
was enjoyed Friday evening by the
members of the Delta Alpha Glass of
Court Street Methodist Sunday school
and number Of their friends, when
she entertained them at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley B. Lokey, in
delightfully."- informal manner.
Nasturtiums were the seasonable
| floral decorations of the living room,
! where some twenty-five guests enjoyed
an interesting musical contest and a
sewing contest, in which the men
were put to the test of hemming an
apron and Mr.. Coleman proved the
most proficient in this art Later an
ice with cake was served in the dining
room, where the table was lovely with
its center of brilliant nasturtiums. =
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Pianoforte Recital.
Mrs. w. w. Massengale presented
two of her younger pupils, Misses Liz
zie Mae Pack and Amelia Massengale
in piano recital at her home on West
Pine street Friday afternoon. The
reception hall and drawing room were
we'll filled with music-loving friends
and relatives, and the applause ant
congratulations given to both teacher
and pupil well deserved.
The program given below was wei
varied, showing the technical skill &C
quired by these young students as wei
as tone development and volicity, ant
each number was executed with al
ability that does much credit to tn,
performer.
At the close Of the program Mis-
Lucy Hall Pack favored the occasion
with an exquisite rendition of Chop
ms Polonaise in c sharp minor, an,
fruit punch was served the guests b.
Misses Berdie Mae Thompson, Alic
Carr and Inez Moore.
. prourau
, "Cabaletta" ..............T Thee Lac
Amelia Massengale.
, ''Crescendo" :. -. ......... Lasso
a Lizzie Mae Packaf
: Up. Al ................ .Helle
Amelia Massengale.
'Eif1n Dance" Grei
t Lizzie Mae Pack. +
p Duett, Military March" :. Shuber
Lizzie Mae Pack and Amelia
: Massengale.
"Minuett" ........ Mozart-Schulho
a Lizzie Mae Pack.
"Valse," op. No. L .......... .Chopi
Amelia Massengale.
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l. Mrs. w. c. Strahan's Lawn Party.
# A delightful event of Friday afte
?, noon was the lawn party at whic
l. Mrs. w. C. Strahan entertained tn
5. Ladies' Aid of First Presbyteria
e church, at her home on West Eight
street.
A group of college girls, home II
y the holidays, Misses Lucy Edmonso
IL Cora Cook, Cassie Herren and Ermyr
% Bishop, served punch as the CUES
Ie came and assisted Mrs. Strahan
lie serving the delicious plate lunchec