The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-04
9ociety and Personals
" iHNASH /. (. Editor

~. Toomer, w. W. Massengale, and
Mrs, Grace Christian.
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Pianoforte Recital.
The pupils Of Miss Matte Kellys
piano class met at her home Wednes-
day afternoon when they were heard
in their monthly recital.
Following the program, which was
well rendered, refreshments were
served and Miss Kelly surprised each
pupil with class book, dainty con-
ceit of white and gold, the class col
ors, which were beautifully done in
white daisies and tied with gold rib
bon. These books will keep record of
the pupils work for the year. The
program was as follows:
The Vivandiere, Op. 121, Schytte--
Miss Wilhelmina Stewart.
Sunset Nocturne, Read-Miss Irene
Tally.
Jolly Darkies, Betcher-Miss Marie
HARRISON
stephanie Gavotte, Op. 312, Czibulka
Miss Maggie Thompson.
Feather Dance, Ducelle-Miss Annie
May siebe.
| Harp at Midnight, Aubert-Mrs. M.
T. Draughn. "a
The Palms (dueD, Faure-Misses
Stewart and Siebe.
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Birthday Party and Christening
A pretty event of Wednesday after
noon was the birthday celebration of
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Mckee, at their home on Busch
man street. tt was the fifth birthday
of the little girl and the name Sallie
Maud was given at the christening ser.
vice said by Rev. @ w. Crisler.
The home was decorated in ferns
and chrysanthemums and the children
spent a merry afternoon in playing
games, after which they were invited
into the dining room, and stood around
the table centered with the big white
birthday cake lighted with five can
dies. Fruits, ice cream and cake were
the refreshments served. Mrs. Mckee
was assisted in serving by Misse,
Pauline Barrett, Alma Couch and Mar
guerite Holland.
The little hostess was the recipien
of many lovely gifts.
Mesdames Hopgood, Holland an
Barrett were guests, and the childrel
present were Alberta and Preston Bal
rett, Eva and Mildred Bates, Russel
Hopgood, Paul and Rex Smith, HERNIA
Dickens, Alma Inez, Carl and Jane
Couch, Winnie Trantham, Maud an
: Howard Vanderford, Annette, Ben, Al
drew Shannon, Stella and Helen D!
, ess, Tom Holland, Marguerite HOLLAND
, Doris Hall, Doris Blackshire.
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. Worth While Club.
Miss Maud Carter was hostess I
: the Worth While Club Wednesday a
ternoon, entertaining at the home
Mrs. M. Dunn, on Short Bay treet.
Many beautiful fern and cut flower
. were used in the reception rooms. o
their arrival the guests were refreshe
with orange punch.
The topic for the afternoon wa
= Society and its Problems" A rea
- was given by Mrs. d. T.<Currie take
~ from Cora Harris writings and pc
- tanning to Legislative Equity. Mi!
-, Lavinia Currie's paper had to do wit
Equal Citizenship another writir
i by the same author.
A review of the "House of Mirth
r., by Edith Wharton, was given by Mr.
- Il. A. Moore.
n The clunb agreed TO assist the Pu
= lie Library in the sale of penny slip
At the close of he meeting, Mi
l.. Carter, assisted by Mrs. Dunn, serve
-, luncheon CT two courses, to the mel
- bers present, Misses Harriet Putnal
" Annie Carter and Lavinia Curri
- Mesdames George Currie, Will Edmo
son, Noill Farley, D. T. Currie al
H. A. Moore.
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y Camphell-Mulroy. ss
r. On Wednesday afternoon Miss Ain
~ Mulroy and Mr.. Lucien B. Campb'
were quietly married at Hotel Hattie
burg The ceremony took place
iy cne of the private parlors, which h
NJ been converted into a beautiful bow
", of flowers