The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24

turueu nome LOT the summer vaca-
ton. Miss Logan has as her guest
Miss Perry, of Columbus.
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Mrs. H. o. Siebe left today for |
Laurel, to represent the Court Street |
w. M. S. at the Missionary conference. |
Mrs. Harry Weems represents the
Broad Street Society at the same
meeting.
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Students Recital.
The pupils of Miss Sophronia Hyde
have issued invitation programs to a
Pianoforte Recital at the High School
b, Auditorium Saturday afternoon, April
rs, at three o'clock.
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Mrs. Joseph Johnston Stevens is at
tending the Missionary conference in
Laurel this week. Mrs. Stevens is
delegate from Main st. w. M. S. and
while in Laurel will be the guest of
her father and mother, Rev. and Mrs.
E. H. Mounger.
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Fortnightly Bridge.
Mrs. Harvey T. Mounger was hos
= tess of the Fortnightly Bridge Club
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Southern avenue. Roses in bowls and
vases formed the decoration for the
pleasant informal gathering. Silk
hose were offered as prizes and were
won by Mrs. H. e. Allen among the
club members and Mrs. KEENAN,
among the guests.
Mrs. Mounger served tempting
plate luncheon with an ice. Club
members in attendance yesterday
were Mesdames H. E. Allen, L. w.
Bayne, Follansbee, T. L. Morrow, r.
X. Smith, G. M. Hays, Phil T. Toomer,
M. l.. Thompson, Jr. Other guests
were Mesdames Cosby, Robert Field.
Jr., Frank Foote, KEENAN,, M. Dreyfus,
Walter Dreyfus, P. A. Carter, G. w.
Derickson, Miss Mamie O'Ferrall, Mrs
Magruder, Miss Betty Conner.
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MRS. J.. W. McWilliams' Red Rose
Party For Miss HILL.
al Mrs. j. w. McWilliams' red rose
!. bridge party Thursday for Miss Har
q riett Hill was one of the prettiest pre-
I nuptial events rendered this popular
girl. Mrs. McWilliams entertained il
the Hotel Hattiesburg Palm Garden
j. where red Richmond roses in vase
t and bowls against background o
e ferns formed the decoration. F1v'
q tables of players came in for tn
game, Mrs. McWilliams being assiste'
in receiving them by the honoree an
I her sister, Miss Ethel Hill,s Mrs. lie
v. Fl. Martin and Miss Marie Rowan.
r. Crystal compotes filled with gree
ir mints and bon bons were placed upo
the tables and score cards embosse
with red roses and tied with red an
m green ribbons continued the rose mt
. tiff. In one corner of the hall, tn
punch bowl was banked in re
roses and punch was served the guest
throughout the spirited game. Mr.
m ]. E.. Gray made highest score an
an little Elizabeth Wills presented hi
ne with a dainty basket Of roses, In whic
to was hidden the prize, a pair, of que
towels. with crocheted borders. Mil
ad Wills then presented the honoree wit
h. like basket which held a love
he center dolly, with crocheted medf
lions and edge.
lie A lovely ice, in the form OF r.
mr. rose upon real rose leaves, wi
lin served. And following this, viii
Miss Corinne Venable, who came
so after the game, sang Gerrett Smith
ist bridal song, 1.-THE Night Has a The
70. sand Eyes" Miss Corrine Haney G
on tered dressed as an Italian peddl
we woman with a huge pack upon h
back. After soliciting the sale
laces and linens to the ladies
,ch finally poured the contents OF I
,st pack, an exquisite collections OF hou
ing hold linen, upon the brides tab
,se This feature of the afternoon cal
18th as complete surprise to the honor
ave Mrs. McWilliams had as her spec
,e,, guests the honoree and the memb'
of the Girls Auction Bridge GU
gbt Misses Ethel and Marie Hill, Lora
sor new. Marie Rowan, Corrie Haney a
ole Florence Stollenwerck. Others W.
; n Misses Agnes Haney. Nellie All
Leonore Allard, Of Portsmouth, on
,t,e Annie Bowen, Rachel Mcleod,
70 Moss Point; Brownie Bennett; M
Rea. danes Leo Martin, Ben Moore, T.
CASTOR. C. E. Craven, G. c. Arnett'
=, n n Holmes, DOuHl