The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-23

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.sa'S' oi Mrs. E. B. Caperton.
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Az u M Thomas, of Castleberry
Aia'' Is the guest of Mrs. ]. G. Messer
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MISS Lucille Moody, of Ellisvil,e ;s
'iSi.lng her brother, Mr. Sam Moody
on Bay street u''
Mrs G ."
o. b. Martin is the guest of
Mrs, Victor oLeary during the Fair
in Meridian.
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WIS H. u. Stevens, of Mobile. is the
guest of Mrs. R. J. Collins. at her home !
on Buschman street.
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MISS Myrtle Neely, of Pioneer La
'i'''lhg MISS Pearl Jack, at her
nome 4lG Walnut street.
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Mr' and Mrs. ]. C. Messer are reoeiv.
ing congratulations on the arrival Fri.
uay' oct. Y, of little son.
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MISS Kate Gillespie left TODAY for
her home in Hickory Miss, after a
visit to Miss Lucy Hall Pack.
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Mrs. j. o. Gum has returned to her
nome il Starkville, after visit to Mr..
4. and Mrs. Howard Major, at Epley and
Mrs. j. D. Caperton, of Hattiesburg.
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MISS Ethel Benton, of Laurel, is WIS.,
bting her mother, Mrs. Benton, of
Sucarnooche, who is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. D. E. Edwards.
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Philathea Glass Party.
The Philathea Glass of Fifth Avenue
Baptist church was entertained last
evening at the home of Mrs. B. M.
Morgan, on Third avenue. Only the
members of the class were present.
The evening was spent very pleasant
ly in playing games and refreshments
were served late in the evening.
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Embroidery Club.
Mrs. T. E. Crow was hostess to the
Embroidery Club Friday afternoon
entertaining at her home on Main
street.
Ferns and cut flowers we're used to
add attractiveness to the rooms, where
the guests spent an hour in needle
work, at the close of which the hos
tess served marschmalow loaf cake
after dinner coffee and homemade
candies.
/. The guests were Mesdames Douglass
ABallard and Mrs. Crows mother, Mrs
NJ. y PTrker The club members il
attendance were Mesdames Ed. Ed
.r'monson, ]. j. Griffin, T. S. Jackson
NJ. p L. Love, Laurence P'Pool, Vile
Jackson and Mrs. Ellis Hickman.
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Progressive Rook Party.
Miss Ava Lee Griffin and Ralp
Griffin entertained last evening at
delightfully."- informal rool1 part,
Ferns and cut flowers wer used a
decorations throughout the room
where the tables were arranged for tf
games. Candy-making proved an ei
joyable feature Of the evening also.
The guests were Misses Edith Fai
ley, India Farley, Iva Overstreet, Ma
gle Lou Hoffman, Ivey Steen, Munst
Mcleod, Virgie Farley, Freda Fairle
Annie Mae Nixon, Maud Hartzo
Ivernia Herring, Margaret Lelan'
Messrs. Dan Mcleod, Hilliard Linfiel
teSgiliam Linfield, William B. Cal
CSGarey Sutherland, Rolfe Hurst, d.
Snow, Houston Anderson, James MOI
gomery, Leroy Holeman.
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Worth Will Club.
The Worth While Club met Frid'
afternoon with Mrs. G. w. Hamper
hostess, entertaining at her home
Hardy street.
The meeting was presided over
Mrs. D. T. Currie. The study for t
afternoon was ELLA Wheeler Wllco'
and the program was led by Mrs. d
ely who gave a sketch of her life a
work and also read the poem, N
Life Work." by Ella Wheeler Whct
Mrs H. A. Moore read two select
noems. after which the hostess, asst
ed by Mrs. Moore, served pouiii
4 and sandwiches, followed with gela'
and whipped cream
A>Mrs. W. NJ. Moore was guest a
~ members present we're Mesdam
M, Edmonson, Carl strahan' D.
CYriA n,ill Farley II. A. Moor
Misses Maud Carter, Annie Cart
ana Miss Harriet Putnam.