The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-19

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Denham, Ruth Katz, Gertrude Sarphie,
Marie Funk, Margaret Jackson, Mil
dred Aslzew, Blanche Sarphie, Irene
Combs, Myra Lee Farley, Grace High
tower, Maggie Red, Mary Pegues.
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In Honor OF Sam Chambers.
A number of young people spent a
most enjoyable evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Curran Sullivan on
/ Walnut street, Friday, from to IL,
entertaining in honor of Mr.. Sam
Chambers, Mrs. Sullivan's brother.
All sorts of games were played and a
pleasant informal time was spent.
Delightful punch was served by Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Phillisp and the hostess
served an ice course.
The guests were, besides the hon
Gree, Misses Myra Travis, Bobbie Ha-
ney, jamie Sullivan, Josephine Sull-
van, Grace Woodley, Alberta Powe,
Lucille Mccoy, Lydia Magruder, Grace
Eaton, Ruth Curtis; Messrs. Ted Lem
ons, Sturgeon Lane, Carlson Robertson
Thomas j. Jackson, Richard Camp
Harold Bufkin, Harry Hickman, Van
Polk, Cephus Anderson, William POWe,
Charles Heidelberg.
$50.
Fortnightiy Bridge.
Mrs. Harvey Mounger entertained
the Fortnightly Bridge Club Friday
mornig at the home of Mrs. r. l.. Nor
row. on Second avenue.
On entering, the guests were
refreshed with frozen punch, Misses
Lily Tate and Mary Neel serving.
The base of the punch bowl was
banked with a profusioa of flowers.
The rooms also were made very attrac-
tive with many fragrant blossoms,
and tables were placed on the cool
porch. Mrs. II. E. Allen won the club
prize, a fan, while Mrs. Robert Field
won the guest prize, also fan. At the
conclusion of the games the hostess
served a plate luncheon.
Mrs. Mounger's guests were Mes
DANES NJ. A. HOLMAN, J. w. Davidson
II. E. Allen, T. l.. Morrow, l.. W.
Bayne, H. S. Hagerty, J. C. Magruder,
3. d. Moore, w. c. Rodgers, Phil
Toomer, B. F. Hines, F. w. Foote d.
E. McInnis, A. X. McInnis. J. o. Rea,
NJ Dreyfus, Walter Dreyfus, Robert
Field, Marion Field, Miss Marion
O'Ferrall Misses Grace Pruitt, Emma
Smith, Lily Tate and Mary Neel.
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Miss Mildred AskeW Entertains.
Friday evening the beautiful subur
ban home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. AS
Kew was thrown open to large num- |
Der of young people. The lawn was
lighted with Japanese lanterns and on |
he vine-covered porch punch was dis
oensed throughout the evening by lit |
lie Ethel Hearon and Kathleen Askew, |
rom a crystal bowl banked with ferns |
and cut flowers.
The hostess was assisted in receiv-
ng and entertaining by Miss Cassie |
4earon and much pleasure was added |
o the pleasure of the evening with
liano music by Misses Hearon and
Askew
At a late hour ice cream and cake
we're served to the following. who
we're the hostess, Miss Mildred Askew,
Kisses Anna Mary Gatlin, Winnie Rem
lett, Rita Bennett, Nettie Bennett,
oolIv Coursey. Louise COursey, Vir-
,inia Thames, Annie McKinstry, Claire |
steadman, Willie Belle McLehaney,
Ruth Hammack, Kathleen Hammack,
Ruby Hale. Lena Gilbert, Lynette Har-
yer. Maggie Red, Kathleen AkerS, Beu-
all Parsons, Eva Hearon, Carrie He3-
wood Pearl Lewis, Ruby Lewis; Messrs.
Chester McMullin, Guy Fuller. Skies
spencer, Otis Eure, Ohio Eure, Joe
Redmond, Claude Hearon, Pete Curley
nike Doherty, Frank Thames, Betro
LcRaney. Emory Hendricks, Gay Al
up. Abner Arledge, Garland Stead
nan. Herman Bennett, Stanley Ben
,ett, James Lewis, William Kline sDery,
Arthur Parsons, Lloyd Ducksworth,
frank Arledge, Milton Askew.
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