The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-05-15

color scheme and in the menu
ribbons. bon bOns, and bon bonaires
was repeated the same rose tint
The place cards We're water color
sketches of La France roses tied
with ribbons. Covers were laid
for ten, and those present were:
Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Tom Sykes,
Mrs. Turner Sykes, Mrs. +. o.
Sykes, Mrs. James Acker, Mrs. ID.
w. Houston, Mrs. Orestes, Stacois,
Miss Louise Sims, Mrs. Humph-
ries Holder, Mrs. r.. l. Sykes.
MENU.
Pink SOUP.
Soft she'll crabs. Olives, Crackers,
Fresh tumntoe-. Lettuce, Mavsnnaise
Turkey. French peas, new potatoes,
beaten biscuit, saubet bisque,
strawberries, cake, coffee.
cheese, biscuit,
Bonbons.
Mrs. Orcstes Staicos enter
tanned on Friday at two o'clock at
poppy luncheon in honor of Mrs
Mitchell. Mrs. f.. l.. Sykes, Mrs.
Humphries Holder, Miss Ann
Watson. Mrs. Orestes Stoicos were
present. The colors Of the affair
were red and green and the entire
menu and decorations were carried
out delightfully."- and attractively.
Mrs. j. w. Carter gave on
Thursday afternoon beautiful re-
ception in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Burns, and Mrs. Percy
Locket and Mrs. Edward Peacock.
The parior was decorated in white
blossoms. while the wedding bell
of white and the satin love knots of
ribbons recalled two of the recent
weddings when were first worn the
bridal toilettes of Mrs. Burns and
Mrs. Peacock. in which they re-
ceivrd on Thursday. Mrs Locket
wore handsome cream wolfe
trimmed in Irish lace. The trio
looked beautiful and were the lode
stars of all admiration that after
noon. Mrs. Carter was assisted in
her pleasant duties as hostess by
good many ladies, among them
Mrs. John Binford, Miss Annie
Wood Donelson, Mrs. j w. How
ard, Mrs. Lem. Donaldson, Mrs.
John Haire. The house was beau
tifuIIy decorated with flowers and
in the court the color was taken
from the golden throated singer
and his surrounding ferns and
palms, marshal neil roses and ferns
being used. In the dining room
pink and red roses were used.
Here was served dainty lunch
con of ice cream, Strawberries and
cake. The whole evening passed
off delightfully."-, and the only re-
greet was the unavoidable absence
of the other daughter of the house,
sweet Mrs. Philip Goodin.
Miss Eta Mitchell left on Sat
urday for Columbus.
Mrs. j w. Eckford and Miss
Norma Eckford left on Tuesday
for IA stay of few weeks in Wash
ington, where they will be the
guests of Mrs. Neut Scale and
Mrs. Eta J. Spratt. They will
also visit Mrs. Robert Lee Hatch
in New York. Mrs Eckford and
Miss Eckford will be greatly
missed.
Miss Fav Haughton left on
Tuesday for West Point.
Mrs. j. w. Howard entertain
ed at cards on Friday last most
charmingly in honor of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Percy Lockett, and her
niece, Mrs. Guy Bumpass. The
game was a very delightful one and
the affair most interesting. Mrs.
John McDonal won the club prize
"a very pretty picture. Mrs.
Janin won the club consolation
a dainty work bag. Miss Annie
Wood Donaldson won the guest
prize-a purse in Persian weave,
and Mrs. Robert Houston the con-
ISOLATION prize-a sewing chate-
laine. The refreshments were es-
pecially delightful and much en-
joyed. Miss Annie Bowen and
Mrs. Johnson Alter scored the
game and Mrs. d. l. Howard,
Mrs. f. +. Gillespie and Mrs. J.W.
Howard were with Mrs. Howard.
Miss Edith hatch is home