The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-03-07

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different features of temperance work,
its relation to the child races and to
the world in general.
Mrs. Cullen Sullivan of theNNormal
College was at her best in temper
ance reading and Miss Vida Huff's
reading was well chosen and deliv-
cred.
Music during the afternoon was rem
dered by Mrs. J. s. Zeran, Miss Juliet
Featherstun. with Mrs. W. E. Bobo as
accompanist, Mrs. Ben Moore, and
Miss Ethel Powe.
During social hour after the pro
gram delicious nut sandwiches and
tea and dainty mints were served to
the forty or more guests.
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Married Ladies Card Club.
A delightful meeting Of the Married
Ladies' Card Club was that Of Friday
afternoon when Mrs. Maurice Dreyfus
was hostess. at her home on Court
street. Bridge was the feature of the
afternoon. Mrs. Ben Holmes making
highest score won first prize, lovely
pair of coral hat pins, while Mrs. ].
E. Hutchins drew the consolation,
pair of beauty pins.
After the games the hostess served
a delicious salad course, followed by
an ice to her guests, who were the
club members and Mrs. s. E. Smith,
of Chicago, Mrs. Theodore Dreyfus
and Mrs. Walter Dreyfus.
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Miscellaneous Shower.
| A delightful surprise was rendered
Miss Genie Gray on Friday evening
when number of her friends gath
cred at the home of Mrs. G. T. Single
ton and filled large hamper full of
lovely and useful things for her use,
in anticipation of her marriage to Mr..
Andrew Herod next Wednesday. Miss
Gray was invited over after her
friends had the surprise all ready and
the lovely miscellaneous shower was
presented to her. Later in the eve
ming a number ofsgentlemen came in
and music and games appropriate for
the occasion were enjoyed.
| An interesting feature of the eve
ming was contest in which the
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and answers, using only the letters in
the names of Gray and Herod.
Delicious refreshments added the
finishing touch to the evening of in
formal enjoyment. The friends who
honored Miss Gray were Misses Elenor
Lee, Herbert Lea, Daisy Garrett, Alta
Miner, Laura Leach, Georgia May
Foster Edna Window, Anna Clara
Lane, Nettie Belle Giles, Winnie Giles,
Marceline Monahan, Willie Gay, Sadie
Gay, Dora Gay; Mesdames Mamie
Thompson, c. R Wright, Chas. Ehlers,
Messrs. w. L. Gordon, A. o. Herod,
E, E. Num-, ]. E. Davidson, Tod Sim
gleton, Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Aullennix, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Baker.
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City Federation Women's Clubs.
The City Federation met at the For
rest Club on Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. All of the Federated Clubs
were represented, there being present
an earnest body of women who are
seriously considering in what way
they can best work for the betterment
of their home city. The president
was authorized to appoint commit
tee on education, this committee to
study means of bringing before the
public the best and most modern
methods of sanitation and hygiene,
and to interest our people in a sense
of civic pride.
A memorial was introduced before
the Federation, asking to legislature
to make an appropriation for and set
aside place for the Juvenile Reform
, atory. This was adopted and signed
by all present.
A committee was appointed to
, draw up resolutions endorsing the