The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-04-03
Notes

The recital given 10y the piano pupils of Miss
Eleanor OConnor at the public school ball. ON
saturday afternoon. was most enjoyable en-
iertainmcnt. Miss OConnor succeeds always in
interesting her pupils To such degree that
they in turn do not fail To get profit and give
pleasure by their music. or those who enter
tanned the Interested audience this afternoon
Misses Minnette Carter, Grace Watkins and
Julia Eckford were especially successful in
their performances.
Misses Eunicc and Mollic Niche. after
very pleasant stay in Aberdeen with Miss Annie
Wood B0nelsun, have left for their home in
Virginia.
Mrs. Turner sykes was csiled home 10y the
illucs- ~ hsr dsushter, Mrs. Lawson Sykes.
-Abcr,ieenisns are glad to hear good news of
the health and happiEcs- of their friends, Dr.
and Mr.. W. y. Gholson and family, vino ere
now living in San Ant nin, Texas.
The contract has been signed for the build
in; of the Elks' club house on Commerce street,
and Il will be an adornment to the city and an
addition socially to the pleasures of the ElSs
and their friends. In addition to other .fea-
lures. there will bc a dancing room, ladies par
lor and card rooms, and on one day ot each
week the ladies are to b. invited Ia share the
building and enjoy the advantages.
MIR. ID. W Houston spent several days in
Memphis this week, the guest Of Mr.. joe
Houston. lie returned ON Wednesday.
Miss Cohen. who was the attractive visitor
of Miss Myrian johnson. left on Mondsy.
Mr.. Frank Sykes left on Monday for st.
Louis where he has entered "A business college.
Mr.. James Lundy Sykes spent Saturday and
Sunday with his charming sister, Miss Mary
Lou sykes from Columbus.
Miss Mary Kendall Elkin Is tue pretty guest
of her cousins. Misses Maria and Adelia Elkin
Mrs. J. NJ. Irwin and two children spent sew
eral days Of last week here the guests OF her
mother Mrs. l.. Hauehton.
Miss Anne Mcfarland entertained the
Shakespeare Club most pleasantly ON Tuesday
afternoon. After the reading course of sweets
charlotte and cake and bonbons-was served.
This club has been quite an addition To the
social life of the town this winter, and under
the guidance Of Miss Julia Eckfcrd is enjoying
the masterpieces of the great master of English
verse.
Mrs. Wiley Clifton Is home again after
quite an extended absence. Miss Salle Clifton
will remain for several weeks longer visiting
her uncle. Mr.. Allen, in ST. Louis.
Miss Marguerite Eckford accompanied by
her father. Hon. q. o. Eckford, spent two days
in Columbus this week.
Miss Louise Sims and Miss Laurie vasser
were visitors To Okolons this week, at the home
Of DR.. Hal 6rcen. Miss Sims returned on Non
day.
Miss Susie Williamson, OF Memphis, visited
Mrs. John Hairc this week.
Mrs. James o. wynne. of Atlanta. will ar
rive today to spend Que day and accompany her
mother, Mrs. W. 4. Evans. to Chicago.
Mrs. J. A. Gay entertained ON Thursday OF
last week most attractively. Her guests were
Mesdanics J. W. Howard, ID. 1. Howard. Conde
Tubb. John Binford. John Nc Donald. Mary
Lou Jordan, William French and Misses Anne
Mcfarland and Bessie Dortch. Miss Anne
Mcfarland scored and was presented with a
pretty souvenir: Mrs. j. w. Howard received
the consolation prize, and Mrs. Condie Tubb the
first prize. The refreshments served were most
dainty AMI delicious-saiads and Strawberries
aud ice cream. Mrs. Gay always makes a
most charming hostess.
Miss Julia Hugunin is expected this week
9, visit Mrs. John Mcdonald. Miss Hugunin
has many admirers here who will be delighted
to renew pleasant friendship.