The Hattiesburg news., August 01, 1908, Image 1

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A De ightful Juvenile Party—
. Another brilliant link was added
to the chain ot social functions .ast
f ev< ning when the-hospitable doors ot
the beautiful McLeod home wore
thrown operf to welcome the Juvenile
friends of Carroll, the bright and at
tractive young son of Mr. and Mrs. 3.
A. McLeod, who entertained in honor
of his cousin. Master Herbert Cal
houn, of Atjanfh. So well recognised
is Mrs. McLeod's charming art of en
tertaining that it is almost superflu
ous to say in the large circle of her
friends that any social event in her
spgcisdis home Is always fraught with
joyous moments; but this entertain
ment v-hfch so beautifully compliment
ed the pleads of her little son, wae
unusual'}' delightful and so gracefully
continued the elegant with'the in for
mal,, that it will be long remembeied
by all l^e little folks who enjoydd the
results of Mrs. McLeod's exceptional
taste in entertaining. Misses Annie
Rose and Annie Belle McLeod served
delicious punch to the little guests as
they entered and it was hard to say
which T'ere the brighter, these lovely
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j luncheon, especially appropriate fSral
warmth of the evening, and very much
enjoyedu Tf)
tin iibapilality of this affair were;
Carrie Jackson, Ruth Currie, Annie
.Phillips, Mary Ellison, Lurllne Collins,
Ivy Batson, Louie and Eva Mitchell,
Richard Turner, Frank, Richard and
.Homer Montague, Robert and Alberta
McSwain, Frances Gormley, Will and
Frank Tatum, Mabel and Ernest Mix
on, Cannie and Earl Hartzog, Grace
Eaton, Floyd Thomasson, Tom and
Wallace Crymes, Mabel Potter, Clara
Thrash, Gladys Dantzler, Grace and
May Massengale, Erskin and vA
Ross, Embry Breland, Van and Edgar
Polk; Jack and Mamie HU1, Norma
Long, Earl Pitman, Norvelle Watkins,
Empsle Cadenhead, Lamar Robereson,
Donald Johnson, Muncy McLeod and
Herbert Calhoun, the latter the hon
oree.
fc guests iavited to share
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Dining Tomorrow—
The following will be entertained at
dinner tomorrow by Miss Julia Eure
and Coney Hazeihurst: Misses Ora
Stovall, of Columbia; Bessie Cooper,
was In the capital city last night.
Mr. F. T. Meyers, of Hattiesburg,
was a visitor in the city last night.—
Jackson Clarion-Ledger.
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Mrs. T. E, Martin, with her two
little .boys leave in a few days for Car
tersvllle, Ga., to spendThe remslndor
of the summer.
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Miss Eliza Magruder is entertain
in* today a jolly party of young ladles
from Mammoth Springs. Those com
prising the party, are: Misses Era
Coney, Julia Bullock, Eva Moody and
Ora Stovall.
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Mr. aud Mrs. A. A. Montague trill
entertain at an Informal dinner tolay,
at (heir beautiful home on Main street
in honor of Mr. and' Mrs. T. J. Jack
son and Mr. and Mrs. A. Polk.
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Mrs. Sallie Taft, with hes two
bright little sons', of Meridian., were
the guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Groff aP their Beautiful home
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Mrs. J. P. Meyer and little daugh
ter, Josephine,'of Ellisvllle, were the
guests of Mrs. Josephine Weems and
family, on Newman and Agnes Btreeta,
Thursday.
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Miss Laura Haney, one of our moat
charming joung ladies, returned last
night from Monroe, La., where she
has been visiting a friend for the post
week.
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Mrs. .8. S. Wright and her charming
little daughters, Birdie Dee'and Iiene,
have returned home after an extended
visit to relatives in North Mississippi.
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Misses Roberta and Elia Herbert,
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. George Magruder, returned to
this morning. ....
the sick list for
be up again, to the delight ol
many friends.
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Mrs. S. C. Eaton and her charming
little daughter, Grace, returned last
night from a ten days' stay at Pass
Christian.
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Miss Ethel Coll, one of the most,
popular young school girls tn Hat
tiesburg Is visiting friends in Missis 1
sippl City.
Mr. Tom Cubley and family have
returned frofn a several weeks' visit
to relatives in Meridlah, Stonewall and
Jackson.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. 4 L. McGowan and
their Interesting children returned last
night from a short stay in Mobile.
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Mrs. Lowery Love with the little
lord of the home, Master Lowery, Jr.,
are tu Jackson spending a while.
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Miss Rujiy Lea has returned from a
Isses Laurie Ward am
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Malady, of Meridian, axe the guests
of Misses Tufner. '
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Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hall, of Laurel,
are expected today to be the guests
of their aprents.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. 8harp_ have as
their charming guest their sister.
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Mrs. M. L. Seal is visiting her
daughter this week at I%rvis. _
Mr. J. A. McLeod was a business
• visitor to Purvis yesterday.' _
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REEDY EXTENDS
THANKS TO VOTERS
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■Mr v Owen Reedy requests the pally
News'to extend ^ls thabks and appre
ciation to the voters of Hattiesburg
for the support they gave bigs In the
recent prltqary for Street Commis
sioner. - Mr, Reedy is deeply.gratetul
to all who Voted for him end assures
them that hi* very best effort# will be
exerted to the faithful discharge of
the duties of the position to the end
that no one will regret having cast a
vote for him.
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tfPFSR EXTRAORD1NABY.
To introduce.the Dufly New# to -es
ldents of South Mississippi outside pf
' Hattiesburg We will send tha pa&ek
from now until after the November
flection by mall to any address for
This is a good opportunity for Hattles-»nt
burg citizeqa.tp send t»|)aper to
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Anniversary of Imperial Majesty
is Being Celebrated By New
York Chinamen.
New York, Aug. 1.—There will be
thirty-six years oi
Chinamen Bt yjjg g
real ruler asjHH
R.nry of his WO/m
Although Kttfi
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upon him as their
powerless ot the WOftas am*raw
and is wholly dominated lfl a-wWo'Mil
dons by the aged dowager empress.
He is said to be an intelligent young
mail, with progressive ideas.
succeeds in taking over the retghs
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of government from old Tzi-hsu it is
likely that there will be many changes
in flhina:' .,
Emperor kwang-hsu nominally as
sumed full control of the government
Ja 1889. He was in f$vor of reform
and in 1898 issued some decrees In that
direction, which resulted, in September
of that year, in the restoration of the
regency by the Empress Dpwager, who
relegated the EmperOr to the back
ground and has kept him these rigor
ously ever since. .
The Empress Ihjjvager is so certainly
the ruler of Chin* that when the
usual rtnperlal reception Is given to
the Diplomatic Corps at the Ney Year,
she sits on the throne and the Em
peror meekly occupies a chair oh a
dlas potloeably lower than that on
which the Empress Dowager Is en
throned.
While there have often been rumors
qf the retirement of the Empress
Dowager and the ascendancy of
Kwang-hsu, well-informed Chinamen
asseyt that they do not expect thin
happen f6r many years to come. AI-'tM'*
though she is. now well past the pro
verblal three-score-and-ten, Tzi-hsu is
as active and well-preserved as many
$l.\women of 40 or 50. According to pres-.
appearances, Kwang-hsu will be
thelAmperor in napie only tor many .yeses
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Man Charged With Kil
Record, So Says,
It is learned that W. C. Miller,
man who Is charged with having klH
Joe Mitchell in this city July 6,Is non
engaged. in the barber business a
GulfDorP where .He expects tn. reman
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then* being Mr. Geo. M. Foote, mayon
wrt^jtof Gulfport, and a former poo
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