The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-13
oociety and Personals
o1 . - Editor

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cake, lighted with six candles and
here the dainty refreshments were
served.
Many gifts were received attesting
the popularity of the little host. The
children present were Mary Helen
Rarden, Eleanor Carroll, Willetta
Smith, Mildred Ogden, Joe Turner,
William Donald, o. c. Grigsby, Horace
Powell, Ben Calhoun, Charles Has
ris, jr.
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Review Club.
Mrs. M. E. Adams and Miss Ida
Clark were joint hostesses to the Re.
view Club Tuesday afternoon enter
tanning at the home of Mrs. Adams,
on Court street.
The topic for the afternoon study
was Sir Walter Scott, with Mrs. w. s.
Temple as leader. The program con
sisted OF the story of his life, by Mrs.
e. M. Allen; Scott and the Novelist
OF the Present Day." by Mrs. b. F.
Carr. Mrs. Victor Scanlan gave a
reading, From the Heart of Mid
Lothian" A short business session
was held and plans for the years
work were completed. 1t was decided
That the club would take up the series
or lesson in political science as given
out by the State Federation.
At the close of the program. rms
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Scanlan
served plate luncheon.
The guests were Mesdames Derrick
son, Protheroe, Misses Cary, Smith.
Bessie Black. And the club members
present were Mesdames Allen, Carr,
Champenois, J, X. Denham, Robt.
Donald, Charles Ehlers, Ben Foster
j, j. Griffin, o. G. Grigsby. Fred uei.
delberg, H. L. Jackson, DR.. Mary F.
Jones, VIII Hamper, H. Ogden. M. Fl.
Rymes, Victor Scanlan, w. s. Temple.
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Party In EIIisviIIe for Miss Louise
Walters, Whose Marriage to Mr..
llewelIyn Brown Occurs on Oct. 10.
On Saturday afternoon the home of
Mrs. S. D. Mimms was the scene of
one of the largest and prettiest show
ers ever given in Ellisville. Miss
Louise Walters, the lovely bride.to-be
was the honoree and the members of
her bridal party were the hostesses.
The guests were met at the door and
given cordial welcome by Mrs.
Mimms, who carried them to the mar
lor In here was the receiving line
which was composed of the five fair
hostesses, each beautifully attired in
dainty frocks. They were Miss Aline
Mlmms, who wore pink crepe de chine
Miss Eva Spraggins wore Nile green
crepe de chine, Miss Myrtle Gowen
was lovely in white net dress. With
lace trimmings, Miss Gertye Crumb-
ley wore pink satin with lace and
fur trimmings and Miss Olive Carter
who wore pink crepe de chine.
After passing down the receiving
line, the guests were then taken by
Mrs. Reid Mimms to the dining room
where each was refreshed with de-
licious fruit punch, served from a howl
draped in fern and large lunches of
grapes. This was presided over by
Miss Virginia Mimms.
AT the appointed hour the bride
elect entered to the strains of "Me,.
ody of Love-" She was lovely in a
rosebud taffeta with lace and chiffon
draperies and carried pink carnations
and roses. Following her were Mas
ter Reid Mimms and little Miss Mar.
garet Bufkin, drawing huge heart in
pink and white. Upon the top of this
was a white gauze butterfly gracefully
lighting upon an immense bouquet of
pink and white carnations. This heart
was fairly overfowing with handsome
gifts for this much loved young lady,
each expressing worlds of love and
good wishes.
After the gifts had been opened and
admired, tempting ice course in pink
and white was served.