The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-10-02
Society Notes


ing class at Wards Seminary.
Miss Mcmillan has many admirers
here who regret her absence and
look forward to her return At
Muldon Miss Laura Critz of Stark
vile and Messrs Mebb Scales and
Gates Ivy joined Miss Mcmillan
andmade a merry party to Nash
vile.
Mr.. Dorsey Gilmore left on
Monday for ST. Louis where he
went on business trip.
Mr.. Will Fowler spent two
days of last week here. Mr.. Fow-
Ter is buying. cotton at Pontotoc
this season.
Mr. II. l.. Saunders. Jr.. of
Starkville spent Saturday and
Sunday with his cousin, Mr.. Tom
Mcmillan.
Mrs. w. FL. Henderson spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Aber-
deem with friends. She had with
her pretty little Josephine and
Edward.
Miss Jessie Gillespie enter
tained last week the No Name
Club most charmingly. Miss Sue
Houston and Mrs Frank John
ston were honored guests recently
arrived from Texas. aud warmly
welcomed by friends. Miss Annie
Mcfarland was the fortunate prize
winner and received the first prize.
an EN- broidered handkerchief sach-
ct; Mrs. Bux baum received the
second prize, a centerplece IN dam
ty finger work. The lone hand
prize, lovely picture, fell to Mrs.
ID. w. Houston and the consola-
ton prize an embroidered center
piece, to Mrs. Ben Mcfarland
The score cards were hand paint
ed American Beauty roses and the
refreshments were especially
tempting and delicious a salad
course with apricot ice.
Miss Gillespie was also host
ess on Friday, her guest being the
members of the Finch Club. Miss
Edith Hatch won tle first prize a
pretty handkerchief with dainty
hand stichery. Miss Sallie Lou
Burkitt received the consolation
collaette in honiton lace. The re
freshments were course of sweets
and ice.
Miss Josephine Clifton and
Beatrice Jinkins leave on Monday
for st. Louis where they will spend
the winter perfecting themselves
in music and other studies.
Miss Annie Gilleylen leaves
in few days for Lynchburg, Va,
where she will matriculate at the
Randolph Macon School for girls.
Miss Annie Hunter Clifton is also
student at this fine Seminary.
Misses Lizzie May and Laura
Cox are spending the winter i'll
Aberdeen with Miss Gertrude
Wicks and Mrs. Ed. Thompson
Miss Annie Wood Donaldson
is visiting Washington for month
with the Misses Niche.
DR.. X. l.. Birch. Capt. Turner
Saunders, Hon. 9. o. Eckford,
aud Miss Julia Eckford attended
the consecration of Bishop Brat
ton of the Episcopal church, al
Jackson on Tuesday of this week
The service was most impressive
one in which seven bishops Off
ciated and large number of the
clergy of Mississippi attended.
Miss Marie Jonas is home
from a pleasant visit to Tuscaloo-
ga, accompanied by Miss Bette
Hayes.
Mrs. Edward Peoples Peacock
left on Tuesday after having visit
ed for a fort night at THE Old
Homestead" Mrs Peacock is al
ways charmingly greeted by her
home people who are loathe to
spare here from Aberdeen
Mrs. johnson Alter spent some
days of the present week visiting
her mother Mrs. Franklyn.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elijah Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Savage, Mr.
and Mrs. Aassie Biskin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Bowen were in Aber-
deem on Friday and Saturday last
on the sad occasion of the funeral
of Mrs. Sue Trouph. The conso-
lation of the sympathies of old
friends is theirs in Aberdeen.