The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-05-25
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CALENDAR 70 R THE WEEK.

Ana personals

tend the Ward Belmont Commerce.
ment. Miss Ruth McInnis. who will F.
take part in the exercises will accom-,
pany her parents home Wednesday. q
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ss;Miss Cora Lillian Cook, who has
been: attending, the, !. !. & c., at Co
lumbuss arrived home Saturday to
spend the, holidays with her pare.as,
DR.. and Mrs. 1. H. G. Cook. Miss |
Cook left before the commencement |
exercises that she might be with her
brother, Mr.. Inman Cook. before he
leaves for the Naval Academy, at An
napolis. 81, ..
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Mrs. L. j. Britten entestains the
members of the Court Street Phila.
thea Glass Tuesday evening at her
home on Elizabeth avenue, in honor of
Miss Lena Garrett Of the Hardy School
faculty Miss Garrett leaves soon for
Corpus Christi, Texas, and this enter
tainment will be- in the nature of a
farewell party. Mrs. Britten has ex-
tended the Invitation to an who were
ever connected at any time with the
Philathea Glass ~ - .z.i,1, g . !
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;Mfsy e. C. McDonaid,a u aHieknry.
Miss, is the guest Of hef p8seutsy AR.
and Mrs, w. A. Logan. ----'-'
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!shhn klra's.. Birthday Rss systr ~, ;.
Master John King was most gra.
cions host Saturday afternoon when
he entertained a number Of his little
friends at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl King, in honor of his
sixth birthday. The little folks were
most happily amused with games on
the lawn and later delicious alblock
cream cake and candies. Each and
every one remembered the host with
a gift and a big white birthday cake,
with six candles completed his hap.
piness. ~.
/, The small guests were Jack Hag
gerty, Helen Shelby, Sara UDok, 10
Mary Cook, Ruth Featherstun Tatum
Robert Tatum, William Thcs. Tatum
Martha Tatum, Bertha McInIiis, Dill
} lard and Lila Ray Hill, Helen Perry
Emily White Stevens, John Morgan
/ Stevens, Jr., Margaret, Rachel and
Ella McInnis, Ben White Robins, Har
old Craven, VIM Bilbo, William Ha
ney, Kathleen Bilbo, Willetta Smith
t James Hurst, Ethel Farley, Estellt
: Butler Katherine and Alice jackson
: Presley Seay Francis Ross, DESMOND
/ King, Hamilton Crawford, Grady Cook
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Wednesday Club. s'.ss. .s
| Mrs. Stokes ". Robertson was hos
tess to the Wednesday Club Saturda.
afternoon at her home on Bay street
when the program topic was Litera
ture of the 18th Century" with Mrs
Mrs. w. F. Cook as leader and TIN
program as follows:
II Roll Call, Masterpieces of Engiisl
| Literature"
II Leaders, paper, Charles Stuart
Troubled Reign"-Mrs. w. F. Cook.
Discussion of the Decay of tn
drama under Shakespeares successor
| Mrs. R. R. Swittenberg. read b
Mrs. H. d. Foote.
Henrietta Maria"-Mrs. M. A. Ho
Imam, read by Mrs. Christian.
"The Cavalier Poet'-Mrs. H. I
Foote.
| At the conclusion of the program
the hostess treated her guests to
dainty salad course with iced tel
Mrs. M. e. Burt, of Corinth, an
Mrs. Lamar Robertson were guest
the the club members wei
Mesdames Grace Christian, w. 1
Collins, w. F. Cook, W. H. Cook. '
w Crawford, H. d. Foote, G. E. Lii
neman, J. S. Love, W. w. Massengai
A. X. McInnis, D. E. Mcinnis, b.
Moore. E. L. Robins, Henry Turner.
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General Concert.
The General Concert OF the w
mans College announced for Saturds
evening drew a large and appreci
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