The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-15
Review Club,

Club, entertaining Thursday afternoon
at the home of her sister, Mrs. M. E.
Adams, on Court street.
A continued study of "The Lake
Country" occupied the major part of
the meeting. Two interesting discus.
sions were given, "Ambleside, Gras-
mere and Keswick, by Mrs. Victor
Seaman; THE Lake School Of Poets,''
by Mrs. M. E. Adams and a reading
from Wordsworth's Excursion" by
Mrs. Chas. Ehlers.
At the conclusion of the program
routine business was transacted and
two new members elected, DR.. May F.
Jones and Mrs. H. L. Jackson. A de.
'icious salad course was served with
hot coffee and homemade candies. Be
sides club members there were present
MISS Hays, of Kentucky; Mrs. Hunter
Protheroe and Mrs. A. M. Wills,
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Galaxy Club.
The Galaxy Club met Thursday a.
ternoon in the home of Mrs. H. T.
Allen, with Mrs. Mack Jones as hos
tess. Miss Anna Allen received the
guests upon their entrance and con-
Quoted them to the library, where hot
chocolate and waters were served by
Miss Florence Stollenwerck and Mrs.
Duncan Mathewson.
A short business session was held,
during which it was decided to assist
in the sale of the sanitary telephone
mouth-pieces. The new year books
were also given out The Sculpture
of Italy was program topic of the &C.
casion and Mrs. Alec McCurdie read
an interesting review of "The Renais-
sance of Italian Sculpture Roll call
was answered by names of famous
pieces of sculpture and their creators.
Victrola selections from Italian opera
were heard and the queries upon Mod
ern Sculpture were led by Mrs. James
Hays.
In the dining room, which was light
ed with candles in brass holders and
where cut flowers centered the tables,
a four-course luncheon was served
Covers were laid for the following
Mesdames Leo H. Martin, Gilbert Gil
man, James Hays, II. A. Carroll, Wal
ter Herrin, Lonnie Conner, Duncan
Mathewson, Alec. McCurdie, Lamar
Robertson, F. F. Simmons, o. M. Tay.
lor, Harvey Turner, Robt. T. Burkes;
Misses Anna Allen, Agnes Haney
Florence Stollenwerck.
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Morning Music Club.
Members Of the Music Club found
| the auditorium of the new administra-
ton building of the Woman's College
an ideal place to hold meeting last
evening, when the four teachers of the
music department, Misses Lucy Hall
Pack, Otta Stephens, Louise Walters
! and Agnes McLain were hostesses to
regular meeting of the club. BY
! holding the meeting In the evening it
was made possible to have number
of visiting guests, and a well prepared
program was rendered. The subject
for the evening was American Com
posers. Mrs. Arthur ]. Grove was
leader and the program was as fol
lows:
Voice, Because Love You Dear,
C. B. Hawley-Miss Pack, with Miss
Stevens as accompanist.
Piano, Concert Etude, Edward Nc
Dowell-Miss Frances Ferguson.
Voice, Love Song" Haeshe-Miss
Stephens, with Miss Pack as accom-
PIANIST
Piano, (a) prelude in c minor.
Chopin; ID Dance of the Gnomes,'
| Listz-Miss Louise Walters.
Voice, (a) "Chanson de Pretemps,
Rogers; (b) Boat Song" Harriet
Ware-Mrs. Leo H. Martin, with Mrs
Grove as accompanist.
Paper, Music Study In America
Miss Juliet Featherstun.
Voice, (a) Summer" Gardner; (b)
In MY Garden" Liddle-Mrs. Rober
r. Akers, with Miss Ethel Powe al
accompanied.
At the conclusion of the program
/ Mrs. GROVE, the president, announced
/ That the club had decided to engage
he services of Helen Ware, the Ia
nous violinist for a concert here II
April. Attention was called to iarg'
,ster of this celebrated interprete
If hungarian and Slavic music an'
he club members were urged-to DO al
q ,ossible to make the concert success