The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-23
Society and Personals
MRS. ANDREW MAC JONES Editor


on Sixth avenue.
Mr.. Robert Child left Wednesday fol
Meridian, where he has accepted {
position with the Great Southern
Hotel.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Aubrey, the lat
ter formerly Miss Ruby Batson, of this
city, are the holiday guests of Mrs
Autrey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. D.
Batson
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Mrs. A. J.. Minor, of New Orleans
will arrive tonight to spend Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. Nathan Hirsch
and her brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Hirsch, at their home on
Main street.
Miss Linnie Mable Rush, the young
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Rush,
who is a student at !. |. & c., at Co
lumbus, is home to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, at their
home on Laurel avenue.
So:
Mrs. G. w. Champlin, of Slidel, who
has been in Hattiesburg for some days
with her daughter, Mrs. Stella MOfgett,
who is ill at her home on Nora street,
returned to Louisiana last night. Mrs
Moffett. while greatly improved, is
still confined to her room.
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Miss Gussie Evans, of McComb, was
the guest Wednesday night of Miss
Gladys Lueg, at her home on Laurel
avenue, Ell route to Eastman, Ga, to
spend Christmas with relatives. She
was accompanied to Eastman by Miss
Boyd Mckenzie, who will also spend
Christmas with relatives there.
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Miss Cora Lillian Cook arrived Wed
nesday evening from the |. l. & c. at
Columbus, to spend the Christmas
season with her mother, Mrs. l. H. C.
Cook, on Bay street. She had as her
guests Wednesday night, Miss Louise
Anthony, Of Gulfport and Miss Eliza
beth Myer, of New Augusta, who were
en- route to their homes from Columbus,
Sowania Club TO Entertain
For Miss Mcleod
The Sowania Club will compliment
one of their members, Miss Annie
Rose Mcleod, whose wedding to Mr..
Howard Gillian will be an event of
next Wednesday, with breakfast. 1t
will be given at Hotel Hattiesburg at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
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DR.. and Mrs. Leo r. Martin had as
their guests Wednesday, at their home
on Bay street, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom L.
O'Donnell, of Sanford, and their guest
Miss Susie Lee Perkins, of Brookhav
en-. They were en- route to Brook
haven, where they will spend Christ
mas with Mrs. O'Donnelfs parents.
Mrs. Robert Bostick, of Sanford, was
a visitor in Hattiesburg Wednesday,
having come to be with Mr.. Bostick
who is i'll at Hattiesburg Hospital.
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Dinner In Honor of Bride-Eiect.
Mrs j. E. Rocker entertained at a
lovely dinner recently, at her home on
Fourth avenue, hOnoring bride-elect
Miss Ethel Catron. The table was at
tractlve WITH pink roses and ferns
Three courses were served and covers
were laid for Miss Ethel Catron and
Mr.. W. NJ. Duke, Miss Hazel Grover
and Mr. Charles Hightower, Miss Ella
Braswell and Bunyan Duke, Miss Fran
ces Rocker and Will Stemme. Miss
Susan Rocker and Martin Stemme.
After the dinner dancing and music
WCIS cuJOS Gu.,
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Miss Grace Deese and Mr.. S. Der
nice Street were married Wednesday
evening at the Priest House by Father
Joseph EMS. The ceremony was said
at s o'clock in the presence of a few
relatives.
The bride wore becoming brown.
coat suit and large black and white
picture hat
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Street left for Meridian, to spend
few days and will later go to Laurel
where they will be the guests fol i
Christmas of Mr.. Streets parents, DR.
md Mrs. w. T. Street. i
Mr.. Street has, for the past two
1ears been employed in the office OF |
he Mississippi Central railroad, so l1e
md his bride will reside here with his