The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-13
Society and Personals
MI let EE4THERSTJJN Editor

, business were disposed of and So
cial hour enjoyed during which Mrs.
Hauenstein and Miss Mittie Terrell
assisted the hostess in serving an ice
course.
First Presbyterian Aid.
very enjoyable meeting of First
Presbyterian Aid was held at the
home of Mrs. ID. E. McInnis Monday
afternoon. Much business of fmpor-
lance was disposed of and devotional
exercises held. A silver social was
planned for next Tuesday at the home
of Mrs Martin King and regular
meeting announced for next Monday
at the church.
Mrs. McInnis invited her guests to
the dining room when all business
had been concluded, and served de-
licious sandwiches and iced tea.
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Westminster Aid.
The parlor of Bay Street Presby-
terrain church was the place of meet
ing for Westminster Aid Monday az
ternoon, when the attendance, though
| not as large as usual, was most en-
thusiastic. Rev. r. L. Campbell led
| the devotional exercises, which we're
| followed by a short business meeting
and an excellent missionary program
as follows:
Song, Publish Glad Tidings."
Scripture reading, Romans 10th
Chapter-Mrs. A. U. Montgomery.
Reading, Now and Forty Years Ago
at Marking, China'-Mrs. Caldwell.
Reading, They That Sat in Dark
ness"-Mrs. R. H. Rouse.
Prayer-Mrs. r. L. Campbell.
Song, Somebody Did a Golden
Deed"
Lydian Circle.
| Miss Frances Ferguson and Mrs.
Guy Henderson were hostesses to a
largely attended meeting of the Lydian
Circle Monday afterno nat the home of
Miss Ferguson, on Main street
Miss jamie Mcleod and Mrs. James
Hays were new members welcomed
| into the circle.
Plans for the affair at the Lomo
Theatre Thursday afternoon and eve
ming, when Life of Our Savior" pic
lures will be shown and the Easter
Cantata repeated, were explained and
fdiscussed and tickets distributed
among the members for sale. Reports
| from the 1Oc increase fund were Civ
en- and were most encouraging. An
| exchange among members of the cir.
Gle was planned, one member offered
for sale for the benefit of the circle,
lettuce and eggs, another will make
candy on demand, another mayonnaise
dressing, and another will have celery
$1,000 was reported for the organ fund
from the free-will offering taken the
evening of the Cantata. Standing
| committees made reports and new
work committees were appointed tc
serve during the next fortnight When
1.-THE meeting had been concluded the
hostesses served ice cream and cake
Main Street Methodist w. NJ. s.
/ Main Street Methodist Missionary
! Society had an attenadnce' Of thirty
members when it met in the Mission
room of the church yesterday. Mrs
w. o. Tatum was leader and Mrs. An
ma Foote read an article upon Chris
tian Citizenship" Reports were giver
from the several circles and from ths
officers and proved excellent.
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Main Street Baptist Y. w. A.
\ Mrs. s. J. Harper was hostess Il
the Y. w. A. of Main Street Baptis
church when there were nineteeI
members present and Mrs. L. d. Dob
bins was a visitor. Mrs. N. r. Nc
| Cullongh was leader and read thu
third chapter of the book, THE Chile
in Our Midst
A box of clothing for minister
family in the Home Mission field, wa
packed and matters of routine bus
| ness disposed of. Mrs. S. B. Martil
will be the next hostess
PriscilIian Circle.
With Mrs. Fred Powell and Mis-
Dozier MCGOWAN as hostesses, tn
Priscillian Circle met Monday aftel
noon at the home of Mrs. w. r. WAR
wright and the attendance was goot
| Committee reports and the routine {
business proved satisfactory and plan
for the silver social on Friday wen
i discussed. Much interest is bein
Ill x1ar f<v fh