The Hattiesburg news., 1916-11-03
THE HATT1ESB5R NEWS,

HATT1ESBJ JRG n
gave a paper on "Our Birds Of Prey,
'of Song and Beauty Three minute
talks We're given by Mrs. Jackson on
the wood-duck Mrs. McCurdie ON the
Baltimore oriole; Mrs. Gilman on the
blue Jay; Mrs. Simmons on the cedar
lwax-wing; Mrs. Carroll on the scar
Jet tahager; Mrs. Lamar Robertson,
ON the mocking bird. Our Favorite
Bird" was given in answer to roll
call. A paper, woman as Home
maker, as a Saver, as Provider,"
was read BY Mrs, Matheson. This pa.
per was to have been read at the
last meeting OF the club, but owning
TO the absence Of Mrs. Matheson it
was not given SuntiI yesterday.
AT the conclusion Of the program a
salad course followed by a sweet
course was served by the hostess,
who was assisted by her two young
sons, James, Jr., and Charles Gilbert,
and Mrs. Charles Carter and Miss
Mary Hightower.
The members present were Mes.
DANES a. y. Carroll. Duncan Mathe
son, Lamar Robertson, F. F. Simmons
Alex. 7. McCurdie, Curtis Ferrell, Gil
|bert Gilman, T. s. Jackson, James
lIEIays and j. A. Fohey In addition to
1.-The members the following guests were
spresent: Mrs. Gilfoy, Mesdames t. ]
Ferrell, William McCurdie Of Durand
Mich, T. B. Wright, Charles Carter
Misses Lucille and Mary Hightowei
and Frances Ferguson.
Morning Music Club Holds Meeting.
A delightful event in music and clul
circles was the monthly meeting ol
| the Morning Music Club which wa
kheld Thursday at the music studio
fof Mrs. w. w. Massengale at he
home on West Pine street. the host
esses being Mrs. Massengale, Mrs. B
I'D. Moore, Mrs. J.. G. Tompkins ant
Miss Loreno Tomson, A color schem
of yellow and green was at
.tractiyely carried cut in the decora
stions, wicker baskets and cases o
ichrysanthemums, ferns and greener
lbeing used. A not buffet luncheon wa
Eenjoyed.
| The club will become a member O
the State Federation of Music Club
and the members voted to aid tn
State Scholarship fund.
i a most enjoyable program was rer
laered, the subject. of 1t being America
| Music with the words of the song
irendered being by James Whitcom
IRley. Miss Lorena Tonlson was Leaf
er and there were round table di
icussions BY Miss Sarah Tomlinson, o
IPublic School Music, Miss Ethel Pow
ion Community Singing, and Mrs.
~. Grove and Mrs. L. A. Smith 0
FreS Organ Recitals. The musici
part Of the program follows:
TX Piano Solo. No. 3 of Sea Piece
Mac Doweil-Mrs. King.
i Vocal Solo, There is Ever Son
Somewhere. Ward-Stephen Mis-
4 Hyde. "f
4 Piano solos, A Memory, Tone Poen
Mac Doweil- Mrs. Haney.
I Piano Solos, Iceberg, Water Lill
Mac 'Dowell Mrs Massengale.
/ Voice Solo, Little Orphan Ami
l.Needaln | Mrs. Johnson.
H Piano solo, viennese Caprice, Krei
Her Miss Nay1or.
II Voice solos. Madam Butterfly, Pu
stcini: Elysiun Obey Speaks NIr
! Moore. ~ -s~ xlMH
i Violin solos. Serenade, Drdla BE
Iceuse, Stchetschulin- Miss Peters.
i Voice solo, 0 Heart Of Nine; Rose
the Bud--Mrs. Martin.
N Piano solo, Legend Of the Plain
ICadman- Miss Ferguson.
4 Mesdames w. R. Cochran, G.
lSmith. James Champlin, George DAY
lison, d. Emmett McInnis, H. S. Hage
ilty, w. w. Crawford, e. L. Robin
IiBen Toomer, W. H, Morford, Stual
| Irby, James Love, z. F. Huddlestol
I'M. e. Cook and T. q. Ross, wei
4 the guests enjoying the meeting an
the members present were Mesdam'
u W. q. WALES, II. r. Wilson, Leo ]
Martin, NJ. b. King, y, NJ. scanla
IL q. Brown, paul johnson, L.
smith, Misses Sarah Tomlinson, Edit
I'm. Naylor, Lorena Thames, Sophron
3IHydc, Lucy Garner, Ethel Powe, La
m G.. Peters.