The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-05-22
Society Notes


one. ard many are Interested IN
thr OCCASION. On Friday night
The Alumni reception promises TO
be- a most pleasant rfFair The
alumni Of the Aberdeen public
school numbers about 10. aud the
guest list brought up the assem-
blage TO about 80, all OF whom
will BE- pleasantly entertained
Miss Willie Cunningham en-
tertained on Thursday OF last week
AT finch. This popular game num-
bers many of our ladies among its
dcyotees. and handsome gather
ing filled the pretty rooms. Car
lands OF roses were draped over
doOrways anti mantcls, their beau
u doubled by their mirrored re-
Elections The Crimson Ram bier
and Mareschal Neil lent their col
ors, and fair lilies blended their
fragrance. Mrs. Needham Hatch
won the first guest prize and Miss
Jessie Gillespie the first club prize,
both being pretty pitchers for ice
tea. Mrs. j w. Howard and Mrs
Guy Bumpass We're 80 lucky as 10
cut the consolation prizes which
were dainty bits Of feminine wear
The refreshment were rs delicious
n they were beautiful course of
ice cream and strawberries with
cake
Misses LalIie and Mary Louise
McQuiston entertained the finch
club III their home on Friday last
The guests were pleasantly enter
tnined and the two visiting young
ladies, Miss Haley and Miss
Hcrvcy. won'the pretty prizes. The
ices aud cake carried out the color
scheme of pink and white. The
score cards were very novel, II
mammoth L of pink card board
tied with white ribbons. Miss
Claude McQuirton assisted in en-
tcrtaining.
The kid kard klub were beau
tifuIIy entertained ON Saturday by
Miss Christine Rogers.
Mrs. ". \. Evans is home af-
ter stay in Chicago with her
sons. She Is cordially welcomed
home.
Mr. Lon Lowe returned ON
Thursday from business trip.
Miss Bert Carlisle j. the pref
ty guest this week of Miss Ger
trude Wicks.
Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. Mill
saps, Of West Point. spent We'd
nesday in Aberdeen.
Mrs. Kirby Lam entertained
the do-as- you please card club on
Friday afternoon of last week, at
seven handed euchre. Mrs. ID. ".
Houston was particularly fortu-
nnte, winning the lO-hand prize
aud the first prize also. She pre-
sented one 10 the table at which
she played. and Mrs. ID. | Howard
cut the lucky number. Delightful
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Josephine Morgan and
her charming neice Miss Donic
Inez Sykes, have returned from Il
trip to Nashville.
Miss Bessie Houston was an at
tractive guest of her cousin, Miss
Jessie Gillespie, last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Nell Reynolds is visiting
her grandmother in Montgomery,
Alabama. Her absence is always
deplored by many friends in Alb
erdeen.
Mrs. James Greene is visiting
her daughter Mrs. William Cain
Ruffin. at Mayodan, n. q.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Lockett, Mrs.
Robt. Clack and Mrs. Ellen Gill
lespie, formed pleasant party for
the reunion at New Orleans.
Judge X. b. Haughton of ST.
Louis, Is eApOctvd IN Aberdeen to-
day. enroute To his home from New
Orleans.
Miss Susie Williamson was
the pretty guest of Mrs. S. Carrie
ton this week. She returned to
her home in Memphis Wednesday
with her father, Mr.. Williamson,
who was in Aberdeen short while.
Miss Matte Eckford is the
very attractive guest of Miss Mar
garitte Eckford for short time.