The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-19


day of June and who will be called
Katherine Elizabeth.
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Mrs. L. Dalsheimer and little son,
Seymour, who have been visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. M. ]. Dees, will
leave Saturday for their home In
Jackson, Tenn, and will be accom-
panied by Miss Grace Dees, who will
spend some time as her sisters guest.
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Change OF Hour. mi Is
Misses Jane and Anna Fuller will
entertain at tea in honor of Miss
Agnes Polk, Monday afternoon from
$3.50 to $3.50 o'clock, at their home on
Short Bay street. The Misses Full
ler's guests will be members of the
unmarried set only.
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Miss Mcleod To Honor Miss Steen.
Miss Annie Rose Mcleod will enter
tain informally Tuesday afternoon be-
tween the hours Of five and six, in
honor of Miss Mamie Steen, whose
marriage to Mr.. j. j. Hibbett will be
an event of next week. Miss Nc
Leods invitation list includes only
members of the unmarried set.
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A Correction.
The Musicale announced by Mrs. E.
B. Lokey, Mrs. Hugh McWiliiams and
Miss Leila McWilliams, in honor of
Miss Lucia Moore, for next Tuesday
morning will be given at the residence
of Mrs. R. F. Barton, 1928 Main street
and not at Mrs. McWilliams' home as
stated in Thursdays News.
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Bethea-Poik Wedding Wednesday.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Polk,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Polk,
and DR.. William Roland Bethea, will
take place at four o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, the twentyfourth day of
June, at First Baptist church, with
DR.. John T. Christian officiating
clergyman.
The bride, who will be given
in marriage by her father, has
chosen as her maid-of-honor, her
sister, Miss Ethel Polk, and
as bridesmaids, two of her friends
Misses Myrtle Byrd and Jane Fuller
Dr. Bethea will be attended by Dr. V
l.. lizard as best man, and Messrs. S
w. Polk, E. C. Polk, Edward Buckner
and Guy Bethea will serve as ushers
and groomsmen.
A sister of the groom, Mrs. H. F
Garrison, of Seminary, will play the
wedding marches and the music dur
ing the ceremony and Mrs. Joe Lau
renee Mcmillan will, previous to cere
mony, 'sing a bridal song, with Mrs
!, Arthur J.. Grove as accompanist.
The young couple will leave shortly
after the ceremony for a trip to differ
ent points in Texas, by way of New
Orleans.
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Kitchen Shower.
The Kitchen Shower, at which Mrs
Edwin Wales entertained the special
friends of Miss Mamie Steen, honor
ing that popular bride-to-be, was a
novel affair of Thursday morning. The
event was replete with informal pleas
ure. The guests gathering at ten
o'clock, were greeted by the hostess
and asked to write a favorite receipt
in q cook book, with hand-painted
cover, for the future reference Of the
bride
Pot plants andl ferns made lovely
the living room where, when all were
, assembled, two small delivery boys en-
, tered and deposited at the feet Of the
, honoree a big tin tub containing q
world of queer and interesting looking
, bundles, all wrapped in brown paper
, from the hardware store. These bun
, dies proved to be everything for the
kitchen, in tin, porcelain, china, glass
enamel ware and what-not collected by
! loving friends for that most interesting
place, the brides kitchen.
A salad course was served the
D guests, in the dining room, where
r the table was laid with a cover oil
cluny lace and centered by Marguerite
daisies. Mrs. Wales was assisted in
n serving by Mesdames Fred Powell
r Bilbo, r. E. Ross and Misses Tinis
r Johnson and Annie Gay.
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Delta AIphas entertained.
l. Miss Mary Curtis entertained this
Delta Alpha Glass of Court Stree
r Methodist Sunday school, Thursda,
evening at her home on Walnut street