The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-11

| Wednesday afternoon at the home of |
Mrs J. L. Gray, when Mrs. ]. E. Hutch !
| ms was hostess. Roses and pot |
| plants were used to enhance the home |
and silk hose were offered as prize,
| which Mrs. Ben Holmes, making high !
score, won. After the games the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. Gray, served
delicious sandwiches with iced tea.
Mrs. Hutchins favored as substi- |
tutes Mesdames w. C. Pless, T. C. |
Russell, Churchill, Hill, Misses Emma
futile and Lilly Clarke. The club
members playing were Mesdames D.
B. Holmes, J. w. Bolton, M. Dreyfus,
F. A. Douglas, George Wolfe and J. R.
Childs.
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Wedding Invitations Issued.
I Invitations to the Hayes-Milner we'd
ding were issued Wednesday and are
as follows:
"Mr. and Mrs. Christian Arnold
Miner request the honor of your pres
ence at the marriage of their daughter,
Sallie Mae to Mr.. George Henry Hayes
on Tuesday morning, June twenty
fifth, at half after nine o'clock, Bay
Street Presbyterian Church, Hatties-
burg, Mississippi"
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Haven-Hutto.
A marriage of interest occurred
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
at the residence of Mr.. A. ]. Hutto
at Mammoth Springs, when Miss
j Leona Hutto and Mr.. Joseph West
Haven were united in matrimony,
Rev. e. J. Currie officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
Will Hutto, of Montrose, Miss, one of
the most prominent citizens of Jasper
county. Mr.. Haven is the tax assessor
of Harrison county and resides in
Gulfport, where he has a nice home
on the beach for his bride.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Haven came to Hattiesburg in an auto
mobile and stopped at Hotel Hatties-
burg until eight o'clock when they
took the southbound G.. & s. l. for
their new home
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Wednesday Club.
Mrs. Emmett McInnis was hostess
to the Wednesday Club, entertaining
| at her home on West Pine street.
With Mrs. Grace Christian as leader
an interesting study on English litera-
ture of the Revolution period was
! held. Two excellent papers were read,
England as a Commonwealth" by
Mrs. Christian and "Oliver Cromwell
as Shown by History, Essay and BIZ
ography," by Mrs. Stkoes V. Robert
son. Music and a reading by Miss
: Ruth McInnis was much enjoyed and
several piano selections by the young
!, nephew of the hostess, Master Hill
man oliver, Of Poplarville, brought
forth unstinted praise.
II Misses Mary Lou McInnis and Marie
Temple served at the generous punch
bowl, which was placed in the recep
ton hall and at the close of the pro
grom the same girls, with Misses
Grace and May Massengale and Mau
rine Welborn, served in the dining
room, where a delicious luncheon OF
. two courses made the climax of the
. pleasant afternoon. A clever feature
= was the hand-painted place cards with
the pictures Of authors whose lives
and works the club has studied dur
: ing this season upon them.
Mrs. McInnis favored /, number oil
, friends on this occasion, Mesdames
, H. e. Allen, P. M. Seay, A. F. Draughn
, A. R. Herrin, Earl King, w. F. Tenn
, pie, E. F. Huddleston, H. Ogden, w
, w. Chase, of Atlanta; Luther Smith
. and Miss Sada Seay. The club mem
bers present were Mesdames Henry
n Turner, H. d. Foote, w. H Cook, w
F. Cook, w. A. Collins, b. d. Moore
w. B. Perry, A. X. MoInnis, w. w
~ Massengale, Grace Christian, C. Z
I'd I,inneman Stokes Richardson