The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-16
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= SOCIAL CALENDAR. .
Saturday, April 18th,

= Catron, at the home of Mrs. J. S. .
= Love. u 4
Afternoon, $50 o'clock: Miss .
= 60 Camille and Ruth Thrash en-. .
. terrain the Sowania and Leofast .
= clubs. Q
>>>>>> $4,000 . >j>
Mrs. j D. Hawkins has returned
from a short visit to friends In Clyde.
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Ar. and Mrs. Don O'Donald. of
Ovett, are guests of their niece. Mrs.
w. A. Roper, at her home on Forrest
street.
sewania Club.
The leader of Saturdays program of
the Sowania Club requests that each
member answer to roll with an item
Of interest concerning some American
artist.
Mrs. John D., Eatman has returned
from a visit to Greenwood, where she
was guest of Mrs. Harry Hosmer.
She was accompanied home by Miss
Leslie Coleman, of Robinsonville,
Miss. who will be~her guest during
the summer
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Students To Enjoy Music.
Among the lovers of music who will
enjoy the Helen Ware concert this
evening is almost the entire member
ship of the advanced division Of the
Hutcheson Music Club, students Of
Miss Ethel Powe's piano class. These
girls have shown much enthusiasm
and will attend the performance at the
Auditorium this evening in a body. A
large number of students from both
the Woman's College and the Normal
! will also attend.
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Girls Bridge Club.
The first game since the Lenten
season was played by members of the
Girls Bridge Club Thursday afternoon
at the home of Miss Lora Haney.
There were two tables, and first prize,
box of fine stationery, was won by
Miss Marie Hill. Sandwiches and
iced tea were refreshments served
after the games. There were no Wis
itors and the club members attending
were Misses Marie Hill, Marie Rowan,
Nell Rowan. Corrie Haney. Mary Eli
son, Agnes Haney.
Crochet Club.
The Thursday Crochet Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Louis Owen at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Fogel, on
Hemphill street. Owing to illness
among the membership the attend
ance was small, but the time spent In
crocheting and the introduction Of
several new patterns, was both pleas
and profitable Mrs. Chas. Poole was
the only visitor. A salad course fol
/ lowed by refreshing ice were served
in the latter part Of the afternoon
Mrs. R. w. Hankinson will entertain
next Thursday.
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spend-The-Day Party.
Mrs. L. L. Ms1pr of Epley and hel
mother. Mrs. stephens, gave mucf
Measure Thursday to number OF Hat
tiesburg ladies' whom they entertained
in their home at a "spend-the-day par
ty The party left on the early MIS-
sissippi Central train and arrived a
Epley just in time to enjoy ae
lioious breakfast The entire ia.
was full of informal pleasure. I'M
noop hour found a table all but groan
in, with good things, which were dou
b,v appreciated because they 'wer'
.,rown In Forrest County" III
ladies who shared the delightful occa
. sion were Mesdames J. W. Davidson
stephen Burr, Herbert Allen. M Dunn
Miss Maude Carter, Mesdames Alder
uerrin. w. ]. Haynen, A. H. Corner
I w. Bolton. R. Richardson r. M
seay.
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The Art Club. .Ano,
An interesting program upon Amer
.r.n was given Thursday aftel
noon at the regular meeting OF In
Art Club, at which Mrs. E. W, Hann'
a, Ray street, was hostess. Mrs +
@ Greer was leader and the pr's'a'
+ was as follows:
l. Roll Call-"American sculptors an
u heir Work"