The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-14


er, j. Morgan Stevens, Ben M. Foster, I
Earl Conner; Misses Ethel Powe, Bes-
sic Powe, Betty Conner and the hon.
Gree.
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Priscilllan Circle Rs.oraanized.
The Priscillian Circle of Court |
Street Methodist church met on Fri |
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs. |
w. e. Wales for the purpose of re-or-
ganization. The evening was spent
in the discussion of plans of work for
the coming year and for increasing
the membership.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. P. A. Carter; Vice.
President, Mrs. w e. Wales; Secre-
tary and Reporter Mrs. Fred Powell;
Treasurer Mrs. ]. E. PEBBLES.
After the business was disposed Of
the hostess served a salad course.
The next meeting was announced
for Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. P. A. Carter.
A good ATTENDANCE is hoped for and
it is urged that all the young women
of the church join at this time.
S.
Dinner-Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Holmes enter.
tanned on Friday evening at the Hotel
Hattiesburg at dinner, followed by
cards and dancing, in honor of the
twenty-first birthday of their son, D..
quite a brilliant one, came as sur.
prise to the honoree.
The dining table was laid with a
cluny lace cloth and centered by a
silver cadelabra, with red candles and
shades. Single candlesticks, holding
red candles were placed here and
there and place cards were red valen-
tines.
A delicious eight-course dinner was
served, during which the girls present
ed Mr.. Holmes with box of silk hose
while the young men gave him beau
tiful scarf pin.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wills, Mrs
Woodruff, Miss Corinne Venable and
Mr.. E. E. Esslinger Miss Nell Rowan
and Mr.. Leon Dreyfus, Miss Mary ELI
son and Mr.. D. w. Holmes, Miss Flor
ence StoIlenwerck and Mr.. Alec Cur
rie, and Mr.. George BiIbo
Following the dinner a number o.
guests of the married set played
bridge in the Palm Garden, while the
younger set danced.
The honoree was the fortunate re
cipient of another beautiful scarf pin
! which was presented by the carr
J players.
. A pretty feature of the dance, whicl
: was held in the private dining room
. was an old-fashioned quadrelle, intro
! duced by Mrs. Holmes, after which tn
german was led by Miss Florenc
Stollenwerck and Mr.. Leon Dreyfus
with red and blue heart valentine
) used as favors.
e The floral embellishments aroun
e the punch bowl, which was placed i
! one corner of the palm garden wer
( especially artistic, a perfect bowe
n was formed of ferns and palms, wit
ribbons of red hearts draped overhead
n the bowl was banked in ferns an
t scarlet peonies. Here delicious pune
e was dispensed throughout the evenin
/ by little Miss Wills.
a
s Miss Graham Entertafns.
Miss Mary Ella Graham entertaine
t. at Valentine party on Friday evenir
,r in the parlor of the Woman's Colleg
where valentine decorations Of re
r and white prevailed. Frogressi'
is hearts was the feature of the evenin
r. followed by music, and at a late ho'
ID salad course, followed by an \
d, was served.
IS Miss Graham's guests were Miss
y, Robertson, Stevens. MeLain, Johnso
IS Helton, Phillips, Lee. Polk. Russo
n Pack, Walters, Drane and Moody Al
- Messrs. Rabby, Simmons, Andersc
IA Ted Tucker. E. g. O'Ferrall. Walt
Is, O'Ferrall, Conner, Bonslagel, Coop