The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-04-10
Society Notes

Their many friends were glad to welcome
again Messrs. John McAllister and Burton Wet
more.
The Misses Michie after short stay in
Columbus with the family OF Col Garth, re
turned To Aberdeen last week.
Miss Louise Sims returned Sunday from
Okolona. At the earnest insistance of friends
Miss Sims has consented to reopen her music
class IN Okolona and VIII spend the last Few
days of every week there.
Dorsey Gilmore spent some time in Mem
phis recently.
The West. End Club met Monday with Mrs.
NJ. Rose.
On Thursday last at .. m at the brides
home. Mr.. Robert Handy, of Canton, and Miss
Alice Colquhoun were quietly married i'm the
presence of few friends Miss Alice is one of
the most gifted and popular girls OF our town,
and her friends fully realize that her place in
their midst will not soon be filed. In offering
congratulations tn Mr.. Handy Aberdeenians
unite with hearty sincerity.
The beautiful and attractive Mrs. Percy
Lockett. OF Knoxville. is expected this week to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howard.
The Shakespeare Club did not have a meet
ing this week. "a a motion to- adjourn over
Holy Week was carried March 3ist. The
next meeting will be ON April IA, Tuesday of
next week.
Miss Louise Sykes is the attractive guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Pauline Cunningham.
Mrs. r.. l.. Sykes is i'm Vernon with her sis
ter. Mrs. ). J. Shields. for a short time.
Mr. Montgomery the talented attorney for
the United States District Court, is in town
this week.
On Friday, April II. the ladies of the Episco-
pal church will hold n bazaar on Commerce
street, where fancy articles will be on sale. A
tempting addition To the many attractions Of
the day will he fresh Strawberries and cream.
A large attendance is invited
Mrs. Edward Peacock, of Ciarksdale, is ex-
pccted this week at the Old Homestead.
Judge Niles is presiding at this weeks ses-
sion OF Federal Court.
Miss Anita Terrell with her sister, Mrs.
Catchings Baird of the Delta, is with friends
in town this week.
Mrs. William Long Thompson was visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thompson last week.
Mrs. Walker Fowler entertained most charm
ingiy the Euchre Club last Thursday. re-
freshing cup of nectar was served the guests ON
entering. and before the game called peace
and good will insured by the loving cup OF
which all partook. Score cards OF clover leaf
design were used and at the close of the game
Mrs. James Acker proved tn be. for the day, the
most skillful player. carrying of the first club
prize. a pretty vase. Mrs. +. .. Sykes cut the
club consolation. "a dainty pedestal and bust.
Mrs. Matheney won the guest prize, wedge
wood cream and sugar set and Miss.Anniewood
Dcnelson the consolat tion prize for guests. After
the game bointiful repast was served in one
course-chicken salad. tomatoes with maycn-
naise. shredded chicken. cheese straws and
branded figs. stuffed dates, olives and tutti
fruit ice cream. Bon bons in dainty little bask
cts souvenirs were carried away as sweet re-
minders Of "a most delightful affair.
Mrs. w. A. Evans with Mrs. J. o. Wynn left
Saturday for short stay in Chicago.
There will bc an important meeting Of the
Daughters OF the Confederacy nj the residence
Of Mrs. L. Hauxhton on Wednesday, the 18th
at O'Clock. A full attendance is requested.