The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-20

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Miss Marie Temple is expected home
tomorrow from Whitworth College,
Brookhaven, to spend the weekend at
home.
Boyd-Huff.
Miss Georgia Hun and Mr. Ezra
Boyd, of Bogalusa, La, will be married
this evening at the home Of the
brides parents, Rev. and Mrs. Huff,
on West Fourth street.
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Mrs. Marvin Hall and baby daugh-
ter, Doris. have returned to Poplar
vile, after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Holland. Miss Katherine Holland
accompanied them home and will
spend several days in Poplarville.
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Mrs. Walter Featherstun Improving.
The many friends of Miss Juliet
Featherstun, who is with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Featherstun, in
Port Gibson, Miss, will be glad to
learn of the improved condition Of her
mothers health.
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The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Main Street Methodist church will
serve lunch at the Traction Company
building Thursday afternoon and eve
ming.
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Mrs. l. H. Thompson Heard In Recital
Mrs. L. II. Thompson, a former
piano pupil of Miss Ethel Powe, was
recently heard in a recital at the Agri
cultural High School at Leaksville
where she is in charge of the music
department. Mrs. Thompson was as
sisted by Mrs. A. s. Houston, soprano
and Miss Coates, reader.
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Pivot Bridge Club.
Mrs. G. E Craven was hostess to tn,
Pivot Bridge Club Tuesday Afternoon
at her home on Second avenue.
A plate luncheon was served befor
the games of Bridge. The guests pres
ent were Miss Elizabeth Thomas, O
Georgia, and Mrs. Kemp, of Chicago
and the club members present wer
Mesdames M, Rowan. walter Dreyfus
H. E.. Allen, P. A Carter, c. c. Arnett
A. M. Jones.
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Birthday Celebrated.
Master Frank Mason, Jr., celebrate
his third birthday anniversary Tues
day afternoon at the home of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mason, o.
Brunie street.
Numerous children's games wer
played on the lawn, Mesdames ]. L
Barron and Bell assisting Mrs. Nasol
in entertaining.
Many gifts were received, as souve
Mrs of the occasion.
Late in the afternoos an fee cours
was served by Mrs. Will Murphy Mrs
l.. A. Ates, Miss Vera Galbreath, Mis-
Virgie Bridewell, to the children pres
ent, Ned McInnis, Edna Hulett, Joe K
Mclnnis, Minnie Merle Tatum, Eliza
beth Tatum, Majorie Bickham, Harri
Forbert, James Metz, Jr., William Bol
ton, Lucille Rhymes, Pressly Seay
Robert Tatum. William Taylor, Peter
Seay, James Arlington, Angus Moody
La Monte Murphy, Henry hoffman
Henry Rocket. Louis Rocket, Char
lotte Watson, Doris Mae Brown, j.. D
Barron, Jr., Henry Foote, Jr., Malcon
Galbreath, Jr., Lucy Moore, Jones Her
rim, Loten Ates, Thelma Clarke, Spur
geon Lewis.
Brown Walters.
Ellisyille, Miss, Oct 20.--Th
whole of Ellisville was greatl
interested Mon1ay evening in the wed
ding of Miss Louise Walters, tn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Wal
ters. to Mr.. L. s. Brown, of Hatties
burg, which was celebrated at 4:3
O'Clock at the Baptist church. Th
church was filled to the last pew witt
the friends of one of Ellisville's mos
lovable young girls. The decoration
were beautiful, palms. ferns, pinl
chrysanthemums and tulle being use,
in great quantities. The altar was
solid mass of greenery, and under
gauze butterfly the happy young cou
plet met.
The musical program for the after
noon was indeed beautiful. Miss Luc,
Hall Pack, of Hattiesburg, in he
sweet soprano voice. gave two Lowell.
selections, "All For You" and ''Ce
cause Love You, Dear" Next cam
the bridal chorus from "The Ros
Maiden" which was sung charmingl
| by Mesdames J. M Arnold r. +