The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-02-27
Society Notes

ten on Friday evening, when she
will entertain in honor of hel
guests, Mr.. and Mrs James Osgood
Wynn of Atlanta, Miss Thee
Welsh of Montgomery, and
Herbert H. Evans of the United
States Navy.
Miss Jessie Gillespie enter
tanned on Saturday afternoon at
cards in honor of Mrs. Eugene
Lanier Sykes and Mrs. Henrietta
Shoup, of New York. The guests
were Mrs. Shoup. Mrs. Sykes. Mrs.
Ellen Gillespie, Mrs. +. Q. Sykes,
Mrs. Turner Sykes, Mrs. j. w.
Howard, Mrs. ID. w. Houston,
Misses Julia Eckford, Mary Giles
pie, Rose Gillespie, JEANNE Rey-
nolds, Willie Cunningham and
Miss Theo Welsh, of Montgomery.
Mrs. Turner Sykes and Miss jean
ME Reynolds made the highest
scores and received the prizes-a
pretty spoon in grey silver and a
dainty silken EN- broidered cushion
Mrs. j. w. Howard cut the conso-
lation prize-a set of cuffs and
colIarette in fine linen and hand
stitchery. The luncheon served
was most delicious one and ended
delightful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Mcfarland
entertained at tea on Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr.. Herbert
H. Evans and Miss Theo Welsh.
Mrs. j. w. Barron entertains
at cards this afternoon.
Miss Ann Watson, of Colur
bus, left on Friday last after a
brief stay with her sister, Mrs.
Ben Mcfarland.
Mr.. Dickerson and Mr.. Nc
Culloch were guests in Aberdeen
last week.
Misses McQuiston entertained
on Tuesday evening at dancing
party in honor of Miss Theo
Welsh, of Montgomery. Miss
Welsh is petite blonde and was
most becomingly gowned in blue
frock. Miss Claude McQuiston
wore white gauze with mouselaine
trimmings, Miss Lallie McQuiston
blue organdie, Miss Marie Louise
McQuistion white organdie, Miss
Kate Holder white organdie, and
Miss Marguerite Eckford green
organdie. Messrs. Herbert Evans,
Gilmore, Hopkins, Reynolds, May
nard and Mr.. McQuiston stood
with the receiving party. The
spacious rooms were soon filled
with dancers, and pretty cotillion
was danced. Delightful refresh
ments were served during the
evening.
DR.. Walton Green made
short visit to Columbus on Thurs
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Wicks
are expected ON Saturday and Miss
Gertrude Wicks early next week
from New York, where she has
passed a most charming and profit
able winter studying under the
direction ofOher aunt, Mrs. Robert
Lee Hatch.
MIR. Hal Bowen Howard was a
guest of his parents for short
while this week.
"A very pretty cotillion WAS
danced at the Armory on Friday
night last The dance was in
honor of the visitors. The dancers
were Misses Theo Welsh, Lemont
Edwards. Sue Jinkins, Claude
McQuiston, Sallie Louise Burkett,
Lallie McQuiston, Nellie Fits,
Minnie McGill and Messrs. Rob-
ert Maynard, Dorsey Gilmore, Hal
Parchman, Mccullough, Tom Nc
MILAN, Hal Franklin, Dickerson,
Alex Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely
Colquhoun, Messrs. Clack, John
Gilmore, Neil McCaskill, Will
Fowler, Chef Colquhoun, Roger
Andrew Gillespie. Mrs.
Mcmillan chaperoned the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gillespie
spent the Carnival season in Mo
bile.
Hon. Q. o. Eckford left on
Monday for Winona on business.
Misses McQuiston entertained
on Thursday of last week in honor