The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-19
Ano Personals

roses. Her bouquet of brides roses
thrown from the stairway among
her friends below, was caught by
Miss Venable, who presented it to
Mrs. Greer.
Mrs. Greer's gown was Powered
voile. Miss Haney wore pink char
meuse with gold lace. Miss Nell Row.
ans frock was of pink taffeta and silk
lace, and Miss Bessie Powe wore
black velvet with girdle of orange vel
vet Miss Marie Hills gown was of
bronze taffeta and Miss Thompson's
of blue crepe de chine, with accordian
pleated llounces. Mrs. Cosby wore a
charming gown of white embroidered
lingerie and Miss Marie Rowan wore
pink taffeta with a picture hat of got
lace. Mrs, Mack Sigler, who was re-
aciNi Ing in the library, wore accordian
pleated blue chiffon and Mrs. Cooper
cream lace over nile green silk. Mrs.
Ben Moore's costume was of black vel
vet and lace and she wore hat
of black velvet. Miss Powe wore blue
crepe de chine with over-dress of chif-
fon, Miss Venables gown was of pink
satin with tunic of cream lace, and
Miss Featherstun's of hand-painted
organdie.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Judge Hill and from early
girlhood has been his home-maker
She is also a member of the Sowania
Club and leaves behind her many
friends who, while wishing her all
happiness, regret that her home must
be made in far away Oklahoma.
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart left on the
southbound Gulf & Ship Island en-
route to New Orleans. where they will
spend a fortnight before starting the
wedding journey which will terminate
the latter part of November at their
home in Cushing, Oklahoma.
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Sowania Club.
Misses Betty and Lucy Conner were
hostesses to the Sowania Club Satur-
day afternoon at their home on Sixth
avenue, when an interesting program
from the Bay View course in the
study of Egyptian Art was given, Miss
es Ellie Montgomery, Mayme Thomp.
son, Ethel Turner and Annie Rose Nc
Leod reading articles from the Bay
View magazine on the subject.
Miss Lora Haney, president, presid
ed over a short business session, at
the conclusiin of the program, during
which Misses Nell Rowan and Juliet
Featherstun was elected to member
ship.
Mesdames John Conner, C. F. Ames
and Sgd Conner assisted the hostesses
in serving a salad course, followed by
coffee and cake.
The members attending were Miss
es Lora Haney, Corrie 'Haney, Marie
Rowan, Annie Rose Mcleod, Jane ant
Anna Fuller, Gertrude Olsen, Maym
Thompson, Mabel Greer, Ellie Mont
gomery, Corinne Venable and Bessi
Powe.
Miss Mary Eleanor Carroll
Entertained.
Witches and black cats reigne
supreme in the home of Mrs. A
j.. Carroll, on Fourth avenue
when she entertained Saturday after
noon in honor of her sister, Mis-
Mary Eleanor Carroll, of St. Louis
The Halloween idea was carried ou
in detail, the rooms being lighted wit
Jack O. lanterns and the floral decora
lions being scarlet SALIVA and ferns.
Tally card were decorated with cat
and witches and tied with yellow rit
bons and Auction Bridge was the fec
ture of the occasion. Mrs. Harve
Turner making highest score wa
awarded first prize, "a cut glass HAPPY
The honor guests was presented wit
gold hatpin and Miss Nell Rowan
was "consoled" by quaint hallowe'el
toy in the shape of black cat.
At the conclusion of the games tn
hostess was assisted in serving a two
course luncheon by Mrs. John Carol
of Epley. Those who shared tn
pleasure of Saturday with the honore
we're Mesdames Phil Toomer, d. I
Holmes, Harvey Turner, L. d. Woo
ruff, w. E. Oakley, w. T. Cosby, C. I
Zimmerman, VIM. ]. Greer, George Ca
houn, Stephen Burr, A. M. Wills, A. N
Jones, D. M. Gatlin, ]. E. Rocker, 2
A. McCurdie, P. M. Seay, M. d. Foley
Eugene Bridgers, l.. L. Major, of Ell
ley; John Carroll, of Epley, and Misse
Anna and Nellie Allen, Nell Rowan
Olive Powe, Marie Hill, Anne Reeves
Marie Oakley, Eula Moore and Mar
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