The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-22
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Hackley, La, are guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. W. M. Breland and Mrs. ]. M.
Brown, at the home of the latter, on
Rebecca avenue.
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Mrs. Dan Beard and little daughter,
Hilda, and Misses Mary and Pearl
Moore and Eloise Wallace, are
among the Laurel people who are at
tending the Baptist encampment this
week.
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Mrs. w. R. Hardy left Tuesday for
Thornton, Texas, to visit her mother,
Mrs. G. J. Nance. She was accom-
panied by her three small sons, w.
r., Jr., Jack and Richard Hardy.
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Mrs. Rudolph Hauenstein has re-
turned from Jackson, where she was
called ON account of the illness Of her
sister, Miss Mittie Ferrill. Friends
here will be glad to learn that Miss
Ferrill is much better.
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Misses Doris and Jean Windham,
who have been visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington, on
Sixth street, have returned to their
home in Chicora, Miss. Miss Mabel
Maund accompanied them home and
will be their guest for a fortnight.
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Musicale For Bride.
Prominent among the social events
of this week will be the musicale which
Mrs. Robert T. Burks will give Thurs
day afternoon at Ave, at her home on
River avenue, in honor of Mrs. William
Roland Bethea, one of the brides of
June.
Miss Cora Golden has returned from
Newton, where she has been the guest
of her sister, Miss Virgie Golden at
the Newton Sanatarium since the 9th
of May. Miss Golden brings the
report that the condition of Miss
Magruder Golden, who was painfully
burned four months ago at Whitworth
College, and has been in the Newton
Sanatarium since then, is somewhat
improved.
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+; In Honor of the Misses Mounger.
Misses Minerva and Jane Mounger
were honor guests at a. delightfully."- in
formal and pleasing hospitality Tues
day evening, in the dinner and rock
party given by their aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Johnston Stevens, whose home guests
they are. The table was centered by
| cut flowers, in crystal vase and 6
delicious menu was served. Covers
were laid for eleven and the dinner
| guests were the girls who are visitor:
to the several Stevens families thi!
| week.
| More guests came in later and pro
gressive rock was played. Mrs. T. L
McWilliams kept score and served
iced punch and homemade candies
throughout the games. Mr.. D. P
Snow made highest score. An ice
with white block cake refreshed tn
guests after the games, Mrs. Steven
and Mrs. McWilliams being assiste,
in serving by Mrs. Morgan Stevens
Piano and vocal music by Miss Bessi
Cook added much to the evening sue
cess and pleasure.
Those who shared this event wit
the Misses Mounger were Miss Bes
sic Cook and her guests, Misses Loi
Myers and Leo Myers, of New Al
gusta; Miss Ezilda Pegues, of Winons
who is house guest of Mrs. Stuar
Stevens; Miss Juliet Featherstu
and Miss Grace Featherstun
Mrs. T. L. McWilliams, Mrs. Morga
Stevens and Messrs. PRESLEY Snow
Lewellyn Brown, Frank Tatum, E. 1
Esslinger, Anderson Foote, lima
Cook, T. P. Ramsey and Otis White.
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Beautiful Wedding In Clinton.
A wedding which is of much inte
est to Hattiesburg took place Monda
evening in Clinton, Miss, when NJ
and Mrs. w. H. Archer gave in ma
riage their daughter, Mary Wilson
Mr.. H. Cottrell Stapleton, son Of D
and Mrs. r. B. Stapleton, of this cit
? The marriage was home one, Ia
. ing place at Belmont" the ancestr
: home of the Banks family and VIZ
al-fresco, the guests being seated upe
the lawn under the beautiful old Ca