The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-11

the weekend in Ellisville, the guest Oh
her aunt, Mrs. J. NJ Arnold.
t-A-ss
Mrs. Curran Sullivan has as her
guest for the day at her home on Wal
nut street, Mrs. l.. NJ, Nolan, of Kola
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Dinner At Hotel Hattiesburg In Honor
of Miss jackson and MIR. Withers.
Messrs. w. II. and Fl. H. Tippin, A.
l.. Smith and G.. H. Campbell, of Gulf
mort, members of the JacksonWithers
bridal party. entertained at a lovely 6
o'clock dinner at Hotel Hattiesburg
Friday in honor of Miss Carrie Jack
son and Mr.. Pierce Withers, whose
wedding took place Friday evening.
The ladies' places were marked by
long-stemmed pink Radiance roses, and
wedding bells were the place cards for
the gentlemen. Pink roses and ferns
formed the center-piece and SIX
courses were served.
Covers were laid for Miss Jackson
and Mr.. Withers, Mrs. w. c. Rogers
and Mr.. w. H. Tippin, Mrs. Harvey
Turner and Mr.. A. l.. Smith, Mrs. E.
II. Hanson. of Knoxville Tenn, and e..
II. Campbell, Miss Nell Rowan and Fl.
<H. Tippin and Inman Cook.
$3.50:
Mrs. Ross Reception To Mrs. Herren.
The home of Mrs. T. Erskin Ross,
on Bay street, was the scene OF
beautiful hospitality Friday when
Mrs. Ross entertained at tea, TO intro
80 e to her friends her cousin, Mrs.
F. Herren, bride of November.
The spacious home was most attrac-
IS decorations of carnations
In the library red carna-
ms were used. Here punch
Miss Florence Stolen
-esLelia McWiliams. The
eStood in bower of ferns
lIYN - covered with red carnations
and ferns Clusters of grapes orna-
mented the crystal bowl. Pink carna-
tions and ferns in crystal baskets
were features in the living room,
where the receiving line stood. This
was composed of Mrs. Ross, who was
wearing a soft black gown; Mrs. Her
rem, in green taffeta and pink chiffon,
with pearl passamenterie trimmings.
A corsage bouquet of lilies of the val
ley and ferns, completed her costume.
Mrs. Robert Bruce Mcleod, a recent
bride, was wearing pink crepe de chine,
trimmed in silk net and handmade
roses: Miss Louise Waggoner, of Atch-
inson Kan, the house guest of Mrs
silver lace made over cloth of silver
Mrs. Brevard walker stood next in the
line She was gowned in peach-colored
faille taffeta. 1t was finished in lace
and passamenterie; Mrs. Edward
Spencers gown was of white satin,
yelled in pink silk net, with gold trim
mings.
The same rosy hues of the living
room prevailed in the dining room,
where Mrs. Z. L. Robins poured tea.
- 1h.Xase of pink carnations and
circled by small vases of the
wer, formed the center-piece
able and the crystal candle
I'd pink shades. The tea girls
SIS Dora Ross, the young daugh-
he hostess, Miss Florence Hick-
nd Miss Margery Watson.
Sting the hostess in receiving,
les those in the receiving line
were Mesdames John Stockton. S. V.
Robertson, A. X. McInnis, r. K. Smith,
Henry Turner. NJ. D. King, Joseph Rea,
V. NJ. Seaman, S. f. Travis, Albert r.
Herren, W. E. Wales, Earl King and
Wiley Jackson
There was large number of guests
called to meet Mrs Herren and to en-
joy the lovely hospitality of the hos
tess.
49,:
Mrs. Quealy's Bridge Party at
Hotel Hattiesburg.
The auction bridge party given Fri
day afternoon at Hotel Hattiesburg by
Mrs. William !. Quealy, of Camaguey,
Cuba. who is spending awhile with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Harri-
son on West Pine sfret commitment