The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-13

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Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. CASTOR, Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Craven, Mr.. and Mrs. II
H. F. Wheeler Others dancing were II
Misses Corrie Haney, Eula Moore EN-
ma Tuttle,' Florence Stollenwerck,
Maggie Terrell, of Eutaw, Ala; Emma
and Helen Smith, Messrs. Geo. Haw-
kins, Clarence Clapp, H. c. Greer,
Wyatt Draughan, Albert Heidelberg,
G. G.. Woodward. Gabe Hawkins.
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Pivot Bridge ciub..S
!, Mrs. Theodore Dreyfus was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to delightful
meeting of the Pivot Bridge Club when
her guests we're the six club members
and Mesdames M. Dreyfus and M. L.
Thompson, Jr., substitutes.
Roses and pansies and graceful
| ferns were the pretty flowers adorning
the attractive home. After the games
the hostess served delicious salad
with an ice.
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Review Club.
A pleasant meeting of the Review
Club Tuesday afternoon had Mrs. Ben
Foster, the president, as hostess and
a well prepared program on THE Late !
American Poets.
Mrs. E. M. Allen discussed "Bayard |
Taylor's Romances and Lyrics" and |
Mrs. w. S. Temple read an excellent
paper, which had for its subject "Tay-
lor as a Poet" Thomas Baily AID
rich as Poet and Prose Writer" was
the topic of Mrs. H. Ogden's interest
ing article.
After the program a discussion of
next years work was held, but moth
ing definitely decided.
Concluding the many pleasant fea-
lures of the meeting, Mrs. Foster
treated her guests to an ice course,
Misses Ruby Hale and Inez Hays
serving.
The club members attending were
Mesdames M. E. Adams, Geo. Calhoun,
]. X. Denham, F. ]. Duke, Chas. Eth
lers, ]. ]. Griffin, A. P. Miller, H. Og-
den, F. B. Ryan, e. M. Allen, w. S.
Temple and Miss Ida Clarke.
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Morning Music Club.
The meeting of the Morning Music
Club this morning at the home of Mrs.
Stokes v. Robertson, was unusually
well attended by club members. The
program in the discussion of Russian
music was as follows. 10y
Leader-Mrs. Wiley Jackson. ~.,
Piano. Waltz, Chopin-Mrs. jackson
Piano (a) Prelude in A Flat; (b)
march "a la-Tufque," -Rubenstein-
F. Miss Ethel Powe. '-.'.''.'''
- Voice, There's Nae Lark" Gerre
- Smith-Miss Corinne venable.
Piano, "Kaminoff-Austro," Rubin
! ! stein-Mrs. Arthur J. Grove.
II Voice, "a Revery," Zimbalist-Mrs
| Robert R. Akers.
| In addition to the program Mrs
| Akers gave an interesting account o
her trip to Atlanta and the CRANE
opera she heard there, and apropos o
the recent death of the noted singer
Lillian Nordica, an informal discus
. tion of her life was held.
q Mrs. Robertson served delicious ice
. tea and chicken sandwiches during tn
social hour of the meeting. Beside
club members those who enjoyed Mrs
!. Robertson's hospitality this mornin
were Mesdames Henry Turner, Henr
. D. Foote, Lewis Williams, Edwi
a Wales, Chas. Carter, M. E. Cook, Ere
a Powell, r. B. Stapleton Geo. Wolf
a and Mrs. M. E. Burt Of Corinth. p.
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. Miscellaneous Shower.
= A pretty event Of Tuesday afte
= noon was when Mrs. J. 8. Turner an
. Miss Ethel Turner entertained the L.
. dams, at their home on Main stree
. the object of the gathering being
} . Miscellaneous Shower" to comple
. the box of clothing which the Mi
the sionary Society of Main Street Met
odist church has prepared for your
girl whom they are educating at VIII
en- worth College.
on, A large numbers of Lydians atten
lest ed each bringing some article al
numbers of silk hose, dainty handke
chiefs, beads, fans and other fixing
lice so dear to the heart Of a girl we
ests placed upon the dining table. pl
les program of music was as follows;
Jew Voice,
"God Remembers When The