The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-11

Saturday for Atlanta, to attend the Q
Shriners' convention. They will be =
gone fortnight.
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Mr.. Alec Daniel came up Sunday
from Mobile and was accompanied to b
Panther Burn by his nephew, Mr.. Rob- e
ert Field. for weeks visit.
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Mrs. T. J. Harvey and little daugh-
ter, Margaret, Of Gulfport, are in the I
city to spend several days with Mrs. J. I
M. Chandler, at her home ON Mabel I
street. I
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Mrs. Frank Gardner, who was the
weekend guest of Mrs. T. E. Ross, re-
turned to her home Sunday afternoon.
She was accompanied to Laurel by
Mrs. Ross.
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Mrs. Almus M. Allen, who has been
the guest of her aunt and brother, Miss !
Sallie McKie and Mr.. R. L. Bennett.
left today for Yazoo City, where she
will visit before returning to her home
in Jackson, Tenn.
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Miss Catheryn Richards, of Nor
gansfield, KY, en- route to Noble to
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. P.
Lamar, spent the weekend here as
the guest Of Misses Alice Buttles and
Marie Rowan.
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Mrs. r. w. Thompson and Mrs. S.
l.. Gilpin, Jr, left this morning for
Slidell, La, where they will visit rela-
tives. Mrs Gilpin will return here
Thursday and leave the same night
for her home in New York City.
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Informal Dance at Forrest Club.
The members of the Forrest Club
announce a dance at the club house
Tuesday evening. No invitations will
be issued as the affair is quite inform
al. Dancing will begin at o'clock
Ill
n Piano Recital.
III The piano recital given by Mis-
HI Frances Collins Ferguson in the audi
IN forum of Brenau College Conserve
III tory, Gainesville, Ca, Thursday, Ma
aE I, at high noon, was an occasion @
III enjoyment for music lovers, and tn
\ following program will be Of much il
I'll IN nr'c
town, where her superior musical ia
ent is we'll known. She was assiste
by Miss Martha Long, Mezzo Sopran
Grieg. :. ............ Sonata, Up.
Allegro moderate
Andante motto
ALA menuetto
Motto allegro
III Chopin, :. =. ....... .Ballade, OPP.
II Mezzo contralto solos:
az Know of Two Bright Eyes" Clutsa
I'll Happy Days" .......... Sanders
"Kronke" .Carreno Walz
ii "Gruenfeld" ...............R Roman
. "Scriabine"
Nocturne for left hand alo
. "MacDowell'' ........ Concert Etu
. Sowania Club.
. Miss Camille Thrash was hoste
' to the Sowania Club Saturday aft
noon, entertaining at the home of h
sister, Mrs. West o. Tatum, who
sisted her in receiving. An excelle
~ program on Art was as follows:
4 Roll Call An Artist
a ut is not strength, but art, OBJ
4 tains the prize,
q And to be swift is less than tt
q be wise"
Arts and Crafts
Rosa Bonheur and her work. M
. Mable Greer.
a women Artists of Today''-M
a Leila McWilliams.
h Wood Carving and Basketry''-M
8 Jane Fuller.
q "Embroideries and Rug Making
q Miss Marie Rowan.
piano Solo'-Miss Ethel Powe
4 Prior to the program dellcl
a punch was served, with Miss An
= Reeves presiding at the gener
n a. bowl and at the close Misses r
- and Bessie Thrash and Mrs. Tat
and served two-course luncheon. N
Thrash favored as guests Mas
Mackie Powe, Sara Bolton, An
ed to Reeves ana Dazie O"'ion-
spent members in attenoahce "eie +1i,
Betty Conner, Anna Fuller, Jane
Ter, Mable Greer, Lora Haney, Al
L.. Oil L clio MnNNillia ms. Ellie NJ