The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08

Voice, Absent" John W. Metcalf--
-ifs. Z. c. Russell, ,,
Reading, "Membranous Group and
the McWilliamses,' Mark Twain
sir Nolnas Lee lizard.
Voice, Celeste" Edgar A. P. New
com1e-Miss Gertrude Polk
Piano, Appasslonato," Chaminade
Miss Edith Naylor.
Piano, "Arabesque,' Legchetiski-
]!ls. Arthur j. Grove.
Voice, (a) My Hearts Long
Dream" Mascagni; (b) Little Boy
Good Night" Mary Turner Salter-
Miss Juliet Featherstun.
Piano, Allegro Appassionato,"
Saint-Seans-Miss Ethel Powe.
Violin duet, No. 5, Op. II, Mazas,
Miss katherine Donald Mr.. Johnson.
Voice, THE Land of the SKY Blue
Water" Chas. Wakefield Cadman--
Miss Sophronia hyde.
Piano (a) prelude" No. 20, c.
Sharp Minor, Chopin; (b) "Nocturne,"
Scriabin- Miss Frances Ferguson.
$50.
Leo'ast Club.
Miss Gertrude Polk was hostess to
the Leofast Club Saturday afternoon,
entertaining in the library of her home
on River avenue, where she used guam
titles of potted ferns and carnations
in decorative effect.
study of Sidney Lanier," the fa-
nous southern poet, was held. Miss
Mary Ellison gave an interesting
sketch of his life and Miss Edith Nay
l0r read the poem, "Sons of the Chat
tahooche." "Lanier, the Poet" was
the topic discussed by Miss Florence
Stollenwerck and "Lanier, the Musi-
city," by Miss Frances Fergusn. Miss
Lurline Collins completed the program
with a song, Who Knows" by Ernest
Ball, with Miss Ferguson at the piano.
In the business session which fol
lowed plans were completed for Char
ity Tea for next Saturday at the For
rest Club and it was further decided
that each member would give a book
to the Philathea Public Library.
Miss Polk, with the assistance ot
her sister, Mrs. V. l.. izard, served a
three-course luncheon in the dining
room. where the table was lovely with
/ low bowls OF violets here and there
! end val atne place cards. Miss Ella
praewell. of Atlanta, Ca, was visitor
and the club members present were
Misses Edith Naylor, Nita Sullivan
Marie Hin Katherine Selby, Rutf
Thrash, Lurline Collins, Mary Ellison
Mary Hishtower, Frances Ferguson
Marguerite Turner, Maggie Mae John
son. Florence Stollenwerck.
go.
5 sowanas Compliment Miss Venable.
Miss Corinne Venable, whose mar
I rage to Judge Paul B. Johnson will b
an event of Wednesday, did not know
= when she attended the regular meel
/. ing of the Sowania Club Saturday a
9 ternoon that she was to be sho"ere
with lovely articles of lingerie by tn
| members of the club, which goes t
f show that women can keep secret.
, Miss Leila McWilliams was hostess
t entertaining at the home of nc
4 r,oihcr, Mrs r. +. Barton, on MAI
/ street and in keeping with the al
, nrcach Of st. Valentines day had de-
Grated her parlor with many tin
1 carts and fragrant white carnatioh
q The REGULAR routine Of club work wa
+ gone through with. Miss Lucy Come
J. Was program leader with German A
I. "a the topio Miss Jane Fuller an
Miss Ellie Montgomery gave interes
q ing diyersifications of the subject al
X Miss Venable, with Miss Ethel FoV
# At the p;aro, saag a number Of char
,r ing songs.
IT when the program had been col
q. cluded and the hostess, being assist'
:, ly Miss Lucille Jackson, Miss Grra
- Eaton and Mrs. Meldon McWilliam
~ had served delicious plate lucheo
"a cppid entered, just the daintiest, mo
lovely little Cupid, with gauzy ph
q wings, bearing big pink heart whi
,a re. for Cupid happened this time
L. ha a little eyed, dark-hair
otl ,tl. Mary Lokey, presented 10 M'
,o Venable. The heart held the "sho
err of white beribboned packas
,s Which we're opened and admired
.o. ALL Cupid" was quite the belle
the occasion and rivaled the honof
in the attention she received. Inou
49,. only two years old she was much