The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-04

VI Rthh WcCt peas anu Hittt uyd
cinths, tied with pink Illusion market
the honoree's place. Covers were lai(
for twenty-five and delicious four
course luncheon was served, Misses
Camille and Ruth Thrash serving
while Miss Bessie Thrash at the piano
made pleasing music. Charming little
songs, by the children of the household
added much to the pleasure of the
event.
Mrs. Ballard rendered her resigna.
tion as president and Mrs. ]. l.. John.
son. Jr., in a most clever speech, pre-.
sented her, in behalf Of the club, with
a silver bread tray, in which were
engraved the words, "Woman's Club,
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 1915" Mrs.
Johnson spoke of the clubs apprecia-
tion of Mrs. Billiards. personality and
work, both as club member and as
very efficient president and exr
pressed the regret felt by all upon her
leaving.
Mrs. Tatums guests were Mesdames
j. G. Ballard, John A. Mcleod, T. l..
Morrow, Harvey Mounger, Luther A.
Smith, Seth Heidelberg, Chas. M.
Hays, ]. l.. Johnson. Jr., D. P. Came
ron, George Carter, P. A. Carter, Chas.
Carter, John B. Burkett, C F.. Ames,
Walter Dreyfus among the club mem.
bership, and Mrs. Anna Foote Mrs. H.
| Ogden, Mrs. John Turner, Jr., Mrs H.
| A. Camp and Miss Lilly Tate
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Kitchen Shower.
Miss Mayme Thompson compliment
ed Mrs. Frank d. Lander, Jr, with a
delightful surprise shower Wednesday
afternoon. AS Miss Olsen, Mrs. Ian
der was a member Of the Sowania
Club and the guests yesterday were
! members of that club, who wished to
show their appreciation of her. Meet
ing at Miss Thompson's home on
Southern avenue the girls went togeth-
er to Mrs. Lander's new home, a
couple of blocks below on the same
avenue, and marched straight to the
! pretty little kitchen, where they de-
posted interesting looking packages,
each containing some article for use
, in that most popular part of a brides
/ home.
/ Then, with the honoree, they re-
turned to the home of the hostess,
where an interesting contest concern
/ ing my Grandmother's Kitchen" was
held and later a delicious salad course
was served. A pretty scrap book, coy
cred with the club colors purple and
gold, was filed with (ayo. ite recipes
for the honoree's FUTURE use.
Miss Thompson's guests were Mrs.
Lander and Misses Bessie Powe,
Leila McWillams, Lora Haney, Ellie
Montgomery, Marie Rowan, Corinne
Venable, Nell Rowan, Betty Conner,
Lucy Conner, Ethel Turner, Annie
Rose Mcleod, Mabel Greer, Jane Full.
Ter, Juliet Featherstun, Mrs. Clifford
Cranberry.
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The Morning Music C,nb met this
morning at ten O'Clock in the home OF
Mrs. John r. Haney, with Mrs. Grover
McDuff as joint hostess.
Mrs. Robert r. Akers was program
leader with women Composers a.
the topic and the following program
Paper, What Women Have Done
for Music"-Mrs. Martin King.
Paper, "Prima Donna of Today ant
Yesterday"-Miss Katherine Selby
read by Mrs. Victor Scanlan.
Piano, Scarf Dance" Chaminade-
Mrs. A. ]. Grove.
Voice, (a) "A Little Pink Rose,
Jacobs-Bond. CD June, Mrs. II. II
A. Beach--Miss Sophronia Hyde, wit
/ Mrs. Grove at the piano.
Piano, "Pierriot," Chaminade-M Mis-
Lorena Thames,
\ Fiano duett, Madrid Festival" Fred
| eric-Mrs. Wiley jackson. Mrs. Lama
Robertson.
Voice (a) might Son5," Ashford
\ (b) Ever a Song Somewhere'-Mrs
!! Robert r. Akers, with Mrs. Grove a
piano.
Piano, Autumn" Chaniinade-Mis
Frances Ferguson.
/ At the conclusion of the program
] the president. Mrs. Arthur j. Crow
4 brought up several matters of bushes
for, discussion. Cooperation with th
City Federation in taking census {
J the towns sanitary condition wa
1 talked Of, but no definite decisio
4 | made The sale of tickets for nh