The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-24
MY FRIENDS.

= For, stretching far, in long array
Still friends and friends ] saw,
And then | said, all chokingly,
And faint with weight of happiness
Dear God, / pray that may be
The man they think me-nothing less
2 Oh, let me be until life ends
The man they think me. these my
friends" -
Mrs. q. w. Hamper Is in Enterprise
where she was called several days
age IN account of the illness OF her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hamper have as
guests their niece, Mrs. Robert M.
'Gatlin and two little daughters OF
Woodford. Ala.
Mrs. Osmond S. Lewis and little
daughter. Anne Stevens, who have
been guests of Mrs. l. H. c. Cook, left
this morning for their home in Shu-
buta, Miss.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Stevens, MISS
Fannie Stevens, Mrs ]. M. Stevens
and children, and relatives from New
klAugusta, spent today picnicking near
Did Augusta.
So:
Mrs ]. D. Donald and Miss Kath-
Perine Donald went Friday to Meridian
to hear the Damrosch Symphony Or
chestra concert. Miss Donald will
also take part in the music contest at
the Observation-Disclosures Field meet
today.
Nautilus Club.
\ The Nautilus Club will meet Tues
day of next week instead of Thurs
day, at the home of Mrs. o. G. Brim,
ON Normal Heights. Three o'clock is
! the hour and members are requested
to take the Normal car whicr leaves
Main and Pine streets at twothirty.
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J DIR. and Mrs. v. l.. lizard returned
last night from New Hebron. where
they have been visiting since the close
! Of the Dental Association in jackson
early in the week. They were accom-
panied home by DR.. lizards parents,
Hebron, who will visit them for few
! days.
Needlecraft Club.
The Needlecraft Club was pleasant
" entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. ". M. Morgan at her home on
sCorinne street, with an attendance of
eight members and one visitor. Mrs.
]. Frank Smith was elected new
member.
In addition to the usual order OF
the club, Misses Gladys Dearman and
Ruth Wilder added much pleasure
] with their music Mrs. Morgan served
a two-course luncheon in the late az
ternoon.
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Camp Fire Girls Entertained.
Miss Ava Lee Griffin entertained a
number of the Camp Fire girls at
, home last evening. Cut flowers ana
Japanese lanterns made the home gay |
and the time was made merry with in
formal games and music. Ice cream
and cake were served at a late hour
Mrs Garroway, Misses Thelma Clark,
! Mamie Hoffman, Idalia Johnson, Edith |
and India Farley were among Miss
!. Griffinss guests and Messers. A. L.
Cox. d. P. Snow, Paul Batson, Ralph
and Leroy Griffin.
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Galaxy Club.
i Mrs. o. NJ Taylor was hostess to
| this weeks meeting of the Galaxy
Club, favoring as visiting guests, Mes
DANES ]. S. Albritten and Ellison Gar
Arett. Many exquisite roses in bowls
and slender vases were placed here
Ind there in the apartment and at the
conclusion of the meeting the hostess
and Mrs. Allbritten served delicious
sthree-course luncheon.
Mrs. A. J. Carroll presided in the
absence of the president and several
matters of business were disposed of.
The program. with Mrs. Curtis Ferrell |
as leader, was as follows:
Roll Call-Early English Writers.
Queries-by leader.
I "Chaucer, The Father OF English
Poetry"-Mrs. A. j. Carroll.
|. ben Johnson"-Mrs. Duncan Math-
Ieson.
The members attending were Mes
danes C. M. Hays, Duncan Matheson,
Lamar Robertson, F. F. Simmons,
Curran Sullivan, James Hays, w. 8. F.
Tatum, Gilbert Gilman, Curtis Terrell,
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