The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-07-17
Society Notes

a pleasant Visit 10 MIS- w lillam N
Paine.
Miss Grace Henley, of New
Orleans. is guest of her aunt, Mrs
Kirby Lam.
Miss Cliff Blair, of Tupslo, Is
visiting Miss Lallie McQuiston.
A pleasant meeting of the
finch club was enjoyed last Friday
afternoon at , o'clock, with Miss
Elise Mcmillan The game was
played on the pretty lawn, which
presented scene of animation and
beauty, as the dainty gowned play
ers excItedly changed tables at the
musical tap of japanese gong.
At the close of the game, the hon
ors fell To Miss Katie Lou Sprag-
ings for the first prize, a silver
shoe horn and hook, Miss Jessie
Gillespie the guests prize, dainty
puff box. and Miss Sallie Lou
Burkitt the consolation, "a pretty
picture. The refreshments We're
pine apple sherbet. mint waters.
strawberry cream, velvet cake and
Delaware grapes. Misses Annie
Gilleylen and Lenoir Mcmillan
served fruit nectar, while Will.
Fowler and Alex Mcmillan kept
the score. Among the guest num-
Der were Mrs. Runcic Clements of
I Nashville and Mrs. Reuben Davis
of Jackson Tenn. and Miss Har
rict Miller of Texas.
Miss Fletcher Clarke. of Co
lvmbus Georgia. is guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Will. Matheny.
Mrs. Eliza Moore and daugh-
ter Mrs Runcie Clements, of Nash
willie. are visitors at the home of
DIR. W \. Evans.
Miss Myriam Johnson enter
tains her finch club this afternoon.
r l.. Harrison of Memphis,
was guest of Dorsey Gilmore from
Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Tom Long and Mrs. Sam
Jones of GAINESVILLE Ala, who Wis
tied Mrs. Kirby Lam recently,
have returned home.
Miss Francis Hill departed
Wednesday for Macon Georgia.
where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Robert Clack entertained
at cards Thursday afternoon.
Hal Parchman spent last Sat
urday at Greenwood Springs.
Miss McLain of Winona, is "A
guest of Miss Amalie Sykes.
Louis Flynt has returned from
Quincy, where he enjoyed weeks
outing with his friend and class
mate, Harry Terrell, Jr.
Mrs. Condie Tubb entertained
at tea last Tuesday evening, com
plimenting Misses Nell Fits and
Bob Maynard, Hal Parchman and
Lallie McQuiston.
The younger society set en-
joyed small and early" with
james Acker, Jr., Monday evening.
Mrs. L. Haughton, Capt. and
Mrs. t. l.. Sykes and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Parchman are at Greenwood
Springs.
Miss Mildred Allen of Nash
vile, is expected next week as the
guest Of Miss Elise Mcmillan.
Miss Marie McQuiston will
visit West Point at an early date.
Mrs. Harry Gilmore and pref
ty daughters Misses May aud Flor
ence Gilmore. are enjoying a visit
TO their country home, "Owl Hoot,"
near Quincy. Mr.. Harry Gilmore
leaves next week for Cincinnati,
where he joins "A party of friends
in trip TO the Ozark Mountains.
Miss Lucille Hardy of Colum-
bus, Is visiting her cousin. Miss
Christine Rogers.
Miss Norma Eckford enter
tained informally Tuesday even
ing, in honor of Miss Miller. of
Texas
A merry fishing party spent
Wednesday and Thursday ut Wicks
Lake, chaperoned oy Mrs. Condie
Tubb. Among the number were
Misses Nell Fits and DIR. James
Dilworth, Harriet Miller and Ar
mon Wicks, Cliff Blair and Hal
Franklin, Gertrude Wicks and X.
G. Maynard, Lallie McQuiston ard
Hal Parchman.
John Gilmore spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family here.
The dancing party given by