The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-27

a home. has passed and gone, leaving
MANY pleasant memories in its wake.
The day was bright and crisp and near
" all the world was abroad attending
church in the morning and on pleas
lIre bent later in the day.
The coming week socially will be of
especial brilliancy, many club affairs
taking prominent place on the calen-
dar
Many are the entertainments ar
ranged for the festive young con-
tingent, the college set, who the next
week will find themselves in a mad
whirlwind of dances and other delight
full affairs, which will be given for
them during the remaining days of the
glorious Christmas season. The whole
town welcomes the return of these
future bellies and beauX, and after the
round of entertainments these young
students will return with regrets, no
doubt, to their studies.
new 1tdI Eve, VI COuISt, VIII NC
gala period in many ways and there
will be few of the social devotees who
will not have engagements for the
afternoon or evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Burr spent |
Christmas Day in Epley the guest of |
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Major /
80:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wall have re- |,
turned from visit to relatives in
Brandon, Newton and Meridian.
Mr.. Phillip Montgomery, of Cairo,
H., is the holiday guest of his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Montgomery.
So:
Miss Gladys Howell left this morn
ing for Meridian, where she will spend
this week with Mrs. A. G. Weems.
go:
Mrs. r. II. Gooch and little daugh- !
ter, Ruth Demoris, are now home from Z
the South Mississippi Infrmary.
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Miss Jockey Wingo, of Birmingham, |
is the house guest of Miss Florence
StolIenwerck, at her home on Bay !
street ia
Misses Hazel and George Auch-
muty, of Pass Christian, are visiting | T
Mr. and Mrs. George Komp, ON Short
Bay street. Id
DR.. and Mrs. ID. M. Gatlin returned r
Sunday evening from a visit to the
Iatter's mother, Mrs. e. X. Taylor. in II
Miss. Mary Ruth Cottrell returned
his morning to her home in Gulfport,
after spending Christmas with Miss
Maggie Lou Hoffman.
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Born-At Hattiesburg Hospital. Fri
lay afternoon, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. ID
fenn, Jr.. little son, whom they have
famed r. J. Fem, 3rd. NJ
49,
Mrs. r. ID. Smith and Mr.. w. J. D.
Pack left Friday for Jackson, to spend
christmas with Mrs. Smiths children, &c
Hattie Lea and Seward.
49,. I'M
Mr.. Thomas st. John returned this
norning from Brookville, where he le
pent Christmas with his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs D. T. ST. John. n
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Major, of Ep-
ey, are expected home today from
where they spent Christ
has with Mrs Majors parents.
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Miss Eva Combs, who is teaching III
lusic in Poplarville, is spending the Al
olidays with her parents, Mr.. and
lrs. w. E. Combs. on Laurel avenue
Miss Daisy Catron, of San Antonio,
'exas. is the guest of her sister, Miss
,thel Catron, at the residence of Mr.
nd Mrs. ]. S. Love, on West Pine Ne
treet
49, Me-
Mrs. c. NJ. Sigier is entertaining the
owania Club and a few others, this
fternoon at her home on Walnut
rect, in honor of bride-elect, Miss
nnie Rose Mcleod
e<--* Jr.
Miss Tommie Sanders, of Hillsboro, Ct.
ex., who has been visiting Mrs. ]. d. va,
awkins, left today for Sandersville, III
here she will visit relatives before ~
turning to her home ne
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Mr.. George komp,. Jr., a student of
ulfcoast Military Academy. at Gulf
'rt, is spending the Yuletide season -
it'll his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George -
omp, on Short Bay street. ="
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Miss Marie Hill has as her house LIZ