The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-02
Ane Personals

Mrs. Nathan Hirsch has returned |
from New Orleans, where she spent a |
week with relatives and friend.
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Miss Edna Boyne will leave today |
for her home in st. Louis and will be
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Jack
Brierton.
night from Meridian, where she has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. L.
Harris.
"a Misses Omerea Bailey and Janet
levin returned Friday to the Normal
College, after spending the holidays in
Meridian.
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Rev. and Mrs Chas. VIM. Crisler
and children returned today from Ed
+ wards, where they spent the holidays
with relatives.
who has been spending the holidays
with his parents in Epley, will leave
Monday Tor Jackson to resume his
studies:
So.
New Years Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wilder's New
Years dinner was pleasing event oil
Friday. Christmas decorations were
used in the dining room and the table
was centered with red carnations.
Covers were laid for twelve and the
guests were Messrs. H. A. Camp, A. A.
Montague, Butler McClanahan, c. l..
Rice, D. l.. Easterling, Ewing A. Walk
err. N. C. Hill, Claude Hill, r. A. Beall.
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Party In Eastabutchie.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Wilson was the scene of a pleasant
gathering Friday evening in honor of
their son and daughter. George Wilson,
Jr.. Miss Mamie Wilson, and Miss
Mary Morris.
The house was decorated with holly
and the evening spent in informal
games and music. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Besides friends OF
Eastabutchie there were present sew
eral from Petal.
go.
Champ CIark's Daughter To Marry.
in commenting upon the announce
ment of the marriage of Speaker
Clark's daughter an exchange has the
following to say.
so Genevieve Clark is to be mar
ried. 1t seems only yesterday that, in
short skirts and braids, her little face
and figure were among the expected
sights at every adjournment of Con-
eress and at every Democratic Con-
yention. There she would sit on her
brawny fathers knee, watching the
proceedings with face all alight with
interest, but serious as only child
face can be, and totally unconscious OF
the fact that half the eyes in Congress
or Convention "0Ao DSh'
on her.
"But Champ Clerks daughter did
grow up. and it was a young woman
of beauty who stood on the platform
of the Baltimore Convention, her blue
eyes flashing and a flag in her hand
as she led the cheering for her father,
v.. NJ Tho,,nonn of Now OrlaauS
is very lucky man. He will have
the heartfelt congratulations OF every
body who has ever seen convention
or an adjournment of Congress, and
has come to think of Champ CLERKS
daughter as being a fixture like tne
Speaker or the permanent Chairman,
but much more agreeable one ..
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The pansant.
Tha stollenwerck home on Bay
street was the scene of beautiful
tea dance on the afternoon OF NE"
Years day, when the two daughters
Hsissea Florence and Augusta Stolen
werck eomplimented Misses Emma
Smith and Margaret Herrin, between
the hours of five-thirty and seven.
Throughout the drawing room, music
room and reception hall. which were
,brown into one, we're used the bright
colors Of the Christmas season, scarlet
Il berries, bells and red candle blending
with the green Of holly and mlstietoe