The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-06

was the principal feature OF the aIter-
noon, after which various indoor
games participated in. Mrs. Potter
was assisted in entertaining by Miss.
es Elizabeth Potter and Esther FogeL
After some time spent in fun the
guests were conducted to the dining
room, where ferns, wistaria and vio-
let's formed the lovely decorations and
delicious gelatine and whipped cream |
was served with cake and fruits. |
The little hostess received many |
lovely gifts from her little friends,
who were Mabel Mcmillan. Marion |
Galbreath. Gladys Arrinston. Gather
inc Collier. Pattie Collier. Fannie Pot
ter, Emma and Hazel Chapman. Elean-
or Beardslee, Dora rogel. Elizabeth
Breland, Hazel Holmes, Dora Moffett,
Pauline Tucker, Myrtis Logan. Lula
Giles, Frances Pool.
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Sunday School Class Party.
Miss Gladys Howell was hostess
Saturday afternoon to merry party
of girls, when she entertained Miss
Ellis class of Main Street Methodist
Sunday school, at her home on West
Fourth street.
The guests were met at the door by
Miss Howell and Miss Pearl Cochran,
who presented each with dainty
bouquet of violets. When the guests
were gathered pretty Flower Con-
! test" was held followed by an inter-
esting and profitable Bible quotation
match. Music by Misses Pearl
! Cochran Fannie Stevens and Kathleen
Akers added much to the afternoons
pleasure.
Violets and white lilies-of-France
formed the pretty decorations of the
house. Before the adjournment de-
licious ice cream and cake were
served and homemade candy. The
hostess was assisted in serving by
Miss Pearl Cochran.
Miss Howell's guests were Misses
May Neill Ellis. Fannie Stevens, Pearl
Cochran, Kathleen Akers, Matte
johnson, Pauline Barrett, Grace and
Vera Wynne.
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Pupils Recital.
The musicale Saturday Afternoon
given by a number of Mrs. Massen
gales younger pupils at her home oil
| West Pine street, was most delight
full affair, there being present only thu
members of the class and one visitor
Miss Willery Jackson. The diferen
numbers were rendered in a name
which evoked the liveliest admiration
! and which showed some marked mus
cal ability, and an encouraging amour
of talent among such young students
After the program Mrs. Massengal
served an ice course to her littl
guests.
program.
Robins Lullaby .......... .krogma
Inez and Mildred Moore.
Il NOCIuTHe III ~
Bertha Canaan.
Child's Goodnight .Spauldin
II jeanette Whittle.
Hungarian Song ......... .Esterhaz
II Ruth Wilder.
l Melody in F ....... .Rubenstei
| Leah Beth Conner
/ Festival March ........... 10
| Mrs. Massengale and Francis Robin
Sing Robin ...............S pauldin
II Dorothy Miller.
Dainty May ...............En glema
L. Mildred Moore.
Gen BGm-3um ..............P oldln
Dorothy .-....... ............ Smit
Alice Carr.
Heller, OPP. 40 80. Amelia Massenga
lowering Butterflies ........ .Gaynt
| Berta May Thompson.
| Goodnight Serenade ......... Brow
Lora Dean Pack.
Kindergarten March ..... .Pfefferke
Inez Moore.
Sercnade '..''"''' Lea
- Margaret venable and Mrs.
: Massengale.
10 Thou Sublime Sweet Evening
Star .Wagn
Lizzie May Pack.
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Sowania Club.
The Sowania Club had as hostess
Saturdays meeting, Miss Morn
Powe, who entertained at the hon
of her parents on Main street.
Miss Powe reversed the usual ord
of entertaining by conducting h
~ .uactc IN tho dining roOm unOn the