The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-30

was visitor at the
state Fair Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Scan,ar
'ohisht Tor Ellisville, to spend SUNDAY
with friends.
"'S' Archie Farley and son. Paul
were among those attending the Fair
IN Jackson Friday.
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MIS- Charles Pool and daughter
FRANCES, will spend Sunday in Ellis.
vile visiting friends.
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MISS Rebecca Scarborough, of Lau.
REL is the guest for tile day of Miss
Myra Travis.
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MISS Pearl Jack and Miss Neely. of
rloheer' La, are attending the Nurses
association in Jackson this week.
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Misses Emma Moore, Myrtle Bass
and Miss Rosa Stainback left this
morning for Jackson to attend the
FAIR, returning tomorrow by motor.
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Misses Tina Johnson, Annie Cav.
Iiadys and Maggie Thompson re-
turned last night from Jackson, where
they spent the day at the Fair.
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MISS Christine Stovall and Miss Ruth
lake, of Clinton, are expected tomor-
row to return home with Miss Ger
trude Polk, who has been spending
the week in Clinton and Jackson the
guest of Miss Stovall
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Halloween Parties.
A humber of Halloween parties
have been planned by members of
the younger set for this evening.
Miss Bessie Hedelbergs home will
be the scene of one and Misses Mar
.; garet Venable and Sadie Jackson will
also entertain their friends
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Burch-Peacher.
Miss Connie Peacher and Mr.. S. S.
Burch were married Friday morning
at eleven o'clock at the home of Rev.
f. J. Currie.
Mr. and Mrs. Burch left yesterday
afternoon for New Orleans and from
there will go to Baton Rouge, where
the groom is in business.
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Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar Browder Pruett,
of Clayton, Ala, announce the en-
= gagement of their daughter, Grace, to
ME Ephriam Brevard Walker, of Hat
blesburg, the wedding to take place
Nov. 18th, at home.
The many friends of Mr.. Walker,
who is a very popular young Hatties-
burg lumberman, will be interested To
learn of his approaching marriage.
Miss Pruett is well known in Hat
tiesburg society, having taken a prom
inent part in the BucknerEllison we'd
ding this summer.
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Circle No. 5, W. M. S., Entertained.
One of the most delightful affairs
of the season was the entertainment
given bv Circle No, 5 of Main Street
Methodist church at the home OF
Mrs. H S, Stevens, on Hardy street
! Friday afternoon.
Misses Kate Brown and Annie Au
gustus, of the Normal College faculty
:, were the guests of honor on this hap
py occasion, and genuine was the
lApleasure of entertaining them, because
pof their loyalty COR the Circle, so offer
evidenced by their unselfish assist
ance and wise counsel.
The guests were met at the door b!
Mrs. Stevens, as they arrived and wer'
conducted into the hall, where delight
full fruit punch was served, thence
into the parlor, where all stood to hea
the sweet voice of Mrs. Annette Nc
Williams as she rendered the ever
inspiring hymn, Holy! Holy! Holy!
after which Mrs. Richardson, mothe
of Mrs. Fielder Cook, offered touch
ingIy beautiful prayer. Next Mrs
Stevens conducted her guests into tn
spacious library, where a Quotation
Contest was engaged in, quotation
suggested by some object presented
nv the hostess, toy horse for in
stance, correctly bringing forth \
horse, A horsel My kingdom for
'>ysorse,o After this pleasing pastim
tAuests repaired to the lawn wher
me reserved delicious luncheon d
\ Ass Bessie Cook sang beaullluil
"somewhere Voice is Calling AM