The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-01
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trip to Lookout Mountain, and are at
home with Mrs. R. F. Barton, on Main
street.
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Misses Iva and Merito Overstreet
have returned home from visits to
friends and relatives in Beaumont and
Richton. They were accompanied
home by Miss Blanche Overstreet, of
Beaumont, who returned to her home
today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry PPool and lit
tie daughter Helen, who came last
week from st. Louis to make their
home in this city, will be located dur
ing the summer months at the home
Of Mrs. o. c. Grigsby, 500 West Pine
street
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To Entertain For Miss Faust.
| Miss Marie Hill entertains this eve
ming at her home on River avenue, in
honor of Miss Katheryn Faust, Of
Roanoke, Ala, who is the house guest
of her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. G. Cooper.
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Miss Elizabeth Claypoole, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. o.
C. Grigsby for several months, will
leave Thursday for her home In Mt.
Olive, Ky. She will be accompanied
home by Mrs. Grigsby and o. G. Grigs-
by. Jr., who will spend the summer
there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Luther A. Smith leave
this evening for a visit of five or six
weeks to Atlanta and Maysville, Geor
gia. They will be guests of Mr.
Smiths relatives and during theil
stay will go on two weeks camp W
in the Blue Ridge mountains.
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Hattiesburs Girls cempllmented.
Miss Ruth and Mary Lou McInnis
who are the house guests of Misses
Allie Kate and Annie Mae Suttle, o
Meridian, will be joint honorees will
Miss Kathleen Hayes, of Birmingham
at a dance given by their hostesses a
Suite Hall, in Meridian, this evening
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Biibo-Moody.
Miss Susan Cordelia Moody and DR.
Hamilton H. Bilbo, of Poplarville, wer'
quietly married this morning by Jus
tice A. T. Powe, at his Office. DR.
; Bilbo is a practicing physician of Pop
larville, which place is also the hom
of his bride. Only few friends wit
messed the ceremony.
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, lmpromptu Musicale.
, A delightfully."- informal evening wa
, enjoyed by a number of the musl
loving people of the city, Thursday
' the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
: ]. Grove The affair was quite in
4 promptu, the presence in the city c
:. Mr.. Rex Dantzler having given inspire
4 ton to some of the young people t
!. gather together small party an
r storm" Mr.. and Mrs. Grove.
r MIR. Dantzler, who is a former Ha
y tiesburg boy, has been studying unde
t. John Miller of the Chicago Conserv'
.. tory of Music for several years,
s preparation for the concert stag
naturally excellent tenor voice
: His naturally excellent tenor voice
reinforced by an impressive depth
10 feeling, clarity, poise and self co
e. troll which thinks only of the meanir
s, Of the music, and best of all Mr. Dant
lie Ter likes to sing and only those wi
IS love it can give their best
In pleasing contrast, Miss Bess
Cooks deep contralto voice, whi'
- needs no introduction to Hattiesbur
\ added much to the evening. Mi
NJ Cook has just returned from Nashvil
I'LL where she has been studying und
iii Mr.. Chas. Washburn, and her frien
MI are delighted with the progress S
I'LL has made in the training of her VIC
iii derful gift.
iii Mrs. Joe L Mcmillan, Misses Ver
iii ble Hightower, Mclean and Feath
iii stun also assisted materially in ms
I'LL ing the occasion success. Miss N
iii - ,,uY,hor nf cnnQc and