The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-11
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SOCIAL CALENDAR. .
Friday, Feb. 18TH.

DidIH street, q
= Afternoon, o'clock: Fridav .
' crochet Club; hostess. Mrs a
y George Koch, 522 Buscbmon a
= street.
' Evening, s o'clock: Valentino q
' party, for Loyal Philatheas Of a
' First Baptist Sunday School at .
y home of Mrs. Abner Polk q
' Evening, s o'clock: Valentine a
rarty for Junior Philatheas of .
' bay Street Sunday School at the .
' nome of Miss Ruth Curtis. 600 .
= Walnut street. a
= Evening. o'clock: Valentine q
Party for Senior Philatheas of .
= Central Christian Sunday School q
' at the home of Mrs. N. l. Green. .
= on Hall avenue. q
Saturday, Feb. 18th. .
' Afternoon, $3.50 to 6 o'clock: .
valentine Tea, Leofast Club, at .
rOTreSt CluD. q
Evening, s o'clock: Valentine q
= party, Broad st. Missionary Cir .
Gle No. 3; hostess, Mrs. K. B. 9
Allsup, Fourth street. .
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MI and Mrs. Clifford Cranberry
have returned from a short visit to
New Orleans.
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Mr.. and Mrs Ewing A. Walker have
as their home guest, Mrs. H. A. Lon
gan, Of Kansas City, who came today.
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MRS }. NJ. Masruder, of Savannah,
Ca, comes the latter part of the week
TO visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Magruder.
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Mrs. r. A. Magruder and Miss Evan
gei!ue Magruder leave Friday for New
Orleans, to spend Mardi Gras week
with Mrs. H. L. Eckles, of that city.
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Mrs. J. Woodie Lassiter and Miss
Minnie Lassiter left today for Little
Rock, Ark, where they will spend
some time in the home of DR.. and Mrs.
T. e. Morris and will before returning
visit friends and relatives in Jackson
and Laurel, Miss.
Rev. Chas. VIM. Crisler came home
Wednesday from Edwards, where he
was called on account of the serious
illness of his mother, to perform the
marriage ceremony of Miss Corinne
Venable and Judge Paul B. Johnson.
Though while in the city he received
a message that his mother was rest
ing well, he returned to Edwards this
morning and will remain there through
the weekend
Nautilus Club.
The Nautilus Club met in regular
session wednesday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. H. s. Hagerty, on Wal
nut street and elected two new mem
bers, Mrs. Frank D. Lander, Jr., and
Mrs. Ewing Addison Walker. A mo-
tion to join the General Federation
was also sustained and routine busi-
ness transacted
Mrs. J. 8. Rea was program leader,
with portion of Democratic Eng
land" under consideration. Mrs. Rea
had prepared questions and answers
upon the subject, which were of much
interest as was the general discussion
which followed. Mrs. F. |. Ames led
the round table of Current Events.
Mrs. B. D. Moore, Miss Harriet Put
nam and Mrs. Oden, of Birmingham,
Ala. were visitors and the club men,
bers attending were Mesdames +. l.
Ames, p. C. Edmiston, P. l.. CASTOR,
Miss Alice Haney, Mesdames j. 0.
Rea, orville Brimm, Clifford Granber-
ry. ]. J. Haney, C. NJ. Sigler, Nj. l..
Thompson, Jr., W. B. Follansbee, Miss
Maggie Campbell
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Woman'e Club.
Mrs. Harvey Mounger was hostess
to a most satisfactory meeting OF tHe
Uoman's Club yesterday afternoon
when the matter of the health census
that has been undertaken by the Guy
Federation was discussed and unan'
imously endorsed by the members OF
the club.
Mrs T. L. Johnson, Jrr gave a very
Interesting and encouraging report Oh
the young girl who has the Womans
Club scholarship at the woman ?
College. and the club pledged slo'oV
to the Belgian Relief Fund
,.os,ram upon "Kentucky Lltera'