The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-05-08

frozen Gre am and white cake. The
quests were well entertained by
the interesting game, and the
prizes were unique and very pref
ty-sun bonnets of varying tints
and stylish shapes-all made by
the fair fingers of the hostess.
Mrs. Ben Mcfarland. Mrs. Nell
Reynolds, Mrs. Carleton and Miss
Nell Colquhoun were the pre-
winners, Miss Colquhon winning
the lone hand prize and the first
guest prize.
Miss JEANNE Reynolds enter
tanned on Friday afternoon last at
cards in honor of Mrs. Percy Lock
EFT, of Knoxville, and Miss Julia
Huguenin, Of Macon, Georgia.
The handsome drawing rooms OF
The Reynolds home were never the
scene of n prettier or more enjoy
able function. Mrs. Reuben Rey-
nolds was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Harry Terrell, of Quincy,
Mrs. James Shell, Mrs. Harry Gill
more, and Miss Anita Terrill was
also a pleasant visitor from out OF
town. The game resulted III Miss
Jessie Gillespie winning the first
first prize-a wrought iron, four-branched
candlebra; Mrs Edward Peacock won
the second prize-a game and ivory ian,
which she presented TO Mrs. Lockett, one
Of the guests of honor. Mrs. Robert
Clack won the consolation pIize-a silver
berry spoon. The menu OF the two
course luncheon was quite unusual and
delicious Miss Reynolds makes always
a charming hostess, and especially 80 on
this occasion, which was complete IN
every detail.
Miss Willie Cunningham made short
visit last week TO West Point, where she
was the guest OF Miss Louise Sykes. Mrs.
Charles Hamilton and Master William
were in West Point OH Wednesday with
Miss Sykes, also.
Misses Christine Rogers aud Joseph
inc Clifton spent few days of last week
in Columbus visiting relatives.
Miss Nell Colquhoun Is visiting in
Grenada.
Mr. Dorsey Gilmore and Mr. Tom
Daw kins visited West Point last Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Brown, who has been the
very attractive and handsome guest of
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Eckford,
left on Ihursda, for her home in Natchez
DIR. Gus Evans, of Chicago, is eI-
pected this week IA one of the honored
guests Of Aberdeen.
Miss Marguerite Eckford spen Sun
day last in Jackson, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewitt Holder.
Miss Ruth McFarlane was on Sunday
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Malcolm
McFarlane, of Durant.
Misses Maria and Adelia Elkin en-
tertained week before last at finch and
the affair was in very way.a delightful
one with two such lovely hostesses.
Rev. j ID. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
are cordially welcomed home after stay
Of five months spent in Texas.
Rev. j. l.. Watts and family of his
wife and one little girl are welcomed to
Aberdeen. Mr.. Watts has charge N the
Baptist Church here.
Miss Hubbard, of Water Valley, is the
guest of Miss Clyde Alter. Miss Alter en-
tertained on Wednesday evening in honor
of her fair guest.
Miss Mamie Jep Harris, of Columbus
Is the pretty guest of Miss Ann Watson .
Little Miss Katherine Mckinley il also a
visitor to Miss Watson.
Miss DOME Sy kes and Mrs. Josephine
Morgan are spending some weeks in
Memphis.
Mrs. Charles Ewing centempl ates a
pleasant visit to her parents In North
Alabama.
MIR. Robert Burns, of St. Louis, spent
a few days in Aberdeen this week, return
ing on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Bumpass are home
domiciled with Mrs. Ellen Gillespie, after
a delightful trip to New Orleans, Mobile
and the coast of Mississippi.
Miss Sallie Clifton Is home after
some weeks spent in st. Losis.
The younger pupils of Miss Eleanor
O'Connor assisted by number of little
folks gave delightful recital on Satur
day last.
Mrs. j. W. Carter entertained or
Thursday at reception in honor of hel
daughter, Mrs. Robert Burns, of st. Louis
aud Mrs. Percy Lockett, of Knoxville
aud Mrs. Edward Peacock, of Clarksdale
Mrs. J. W. Howard entertained a.
cards on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Percy
Lockett and Mrs. Guy Bumpaas were
the guests of honor.
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