The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-16


Alter spending several days in Pur-
Wis, Miss Stella Mason has returned
home accompanied by Miss Bertrez
Weems.
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| Miss Mamie Haas, who has been the |
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Poole, has returned to her |
home in Shreveport.
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Mrs. J. Delery Mason, Of Oakdale,
La, is the guest of Mrs. ]. T. Mason,
who has been ill for the past week,
but is now much improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Wilson, Of All
Walnut street, announce the birth of
a little daughter, May 18th, who will
be called Evelyn Elizabeth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Woodruff left
Friday night for Rusk, Texas, having
been called there on account Of the
death of a brother-in-law, Mr.. ]. P.
Hayden.
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Mrs. w. T. Hudson, assistant secre-
tary of the Normal College, leaves
Sunday for Oklahoma City, where she
has been called on account Of the sud
den illness Of her mother.
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Rawson. Thompson.
A quiet wedding took place Thurs
day evening at the home Of Rev. e. J..
Currie, when Miss Ellen Thompson
and Mr.. I. J. Rawson were quietly mar
rieu, only a few friends witnessing the
ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Currie.
Miss Thompson comes here from
Wallia, Miss. and Mr.. Rawson, who is
connected with the Traction Com
pany. is formerly Of Meridian. The
young couple are at home to theiI
friends on Second avenue, where they
are keeping house.
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PrisciiIian Embroidery Club.
Mrs. Ellis Hickman entertained th'
members of this club at most de
lightful porch party, Friday afternoon
at her home on Main street Tn
time was spent in the usual informa
manner with needlework, and the hos
tess served cream and cake at the cor
clusion of the meeting. Mrs. Vile
Jackson will be the next hostess. MT
Hickman>s guests we're Mesdames
K. Denham, Geo. Causey, Claadil
Chester Farley, D. l.. Russell Law
renee PPool, d. M. Watkins TIL
club members were Mesdames VILE
y JACKSON, e. w. Hanna, J. b. Grifh
Ed Edmonson, ]. N. McMilsan, A.
Grove, Guy Henderson and n. f. Ros
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II Miss WiIes' Recital.
M The pianoforte recital given by MI
IlHiEsther Wiles, a pupil OF Miss Corinl
HiljBlount, Friday afternoon was attend'
II by a small but apprediative audienc
ID Miss Wiles' playing h singularly 9
iii tistic and free from those mannerisn
which so often mark the amatet
Her program yesterday was play
= with a finish and accuracy which ga
. ample evidence of careful and pair
. taking study, ana denoted true mu
cal feeling on the part Of the perforl
er. Miss Wiles Interpretation OF Z
= Maszkowski "Gondoliera" deserv
n especially favorable comment.
Miss Wiles was assisted by MI
Inlet Feathersfnn in four songs, wi
,ro Miss Corinne mount at the piano.
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4 Sunday School Glass Entertained.
on The Matrons' eClass Of Broad sire
Methodist church entertained I
mothers of the church Friday aft
we noon at the parsonage with love
gs, marty. The PhIiatheas carried out
interesting program with Mother
as its topic anu plnheu "nN
est ton on each person present. A re'
in ing by Miss Mary Stokes. an addrt
Inv Mrs. Leach, the class leader
Victrola music completed the art
is nouns pleasure. Delicious punch "
an, served as the guest entered the DO
beihg banked in spring blossoms a
placed on the porch, Mrs. j. 5. Car
ho presbiing After the program gelac
hrs with Strawberries and cream "
served. There were some fifty gue'
present.
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ore Rock Parity.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
Wanna ON Bay street. was the see
ct a delightful affair Friday EVEN