The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1905-11-03

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the dance in Columbus, on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Victor Murphy spent Sun
day in Tuscaloosa, Ala
Lieut.. Bowman left Monday
for his home out West.
Miss Mae Carlisle is spending
the week in Columbus, the guest OF
Miss Olivia Leigh.
Miss nellie Rowan of Amory
has been the guest of Miriam John
son
The West End Reading Club
was most delightfully."- entertained
on last Monday by Mrs. John Nc
MILAN. 1t was a most interesting
meeting, each member responding
with beautiful quotation. Mrs.
r. l.. Hatch was the guest of honor
and her presence greatly added to
the pleasure of each. The club will
next meet with Mrs. Harry Payne.
"A small caowd Of ladies enjoy
ed cards at the Elks Home on last
Ladies' Day"
Miss Josephine Sykes of Null
don spent several days in the city.
The populatian of Aberdeen
was greatly decreased this week by
the outpour" of college girls and
boys. They will be greatly missed.
The University claims Tom Sykes,
John Allen Sykes, Jamie Acker and
Andrew Woods. The A. & Nj.
Early Ewing, Mahlon Birch and
Harry Walton. The l. l. and c.
India Carlisle. Virien McQuiston.
Jessie Murphy, Fannie Louise and
Mariana Lam, May Gilmore, Lee
noir Mcmillan, Annie Bees Cren-
shaw and Alma Eikher.
Mrs. Sydney Jonas entertain d
the Ten Cent Card Club on Tues
day afternoon. The guests of the
club were Miss Miriam Johnson and
Mrs. Binford. Mrs. Jordan and
Mrs Binford won the dainty prizes.
Mrs. Eskridge has moved into
her new home on South Meridian.
Mrs. Guy Bumpas entertained
at bridge whist, on Saturday, in
honor of Mrs. Hudson of Nashville
Those playing were Mesdames Hud
son. Reynolds, Staicos, Mcfarland,
Houston and Gay, and Misses Sue
Houston and jamie Reynolds. Miss
Rose Gillespie and Mrs. Octave
Sykes were the score keepers. Dain-
ty silk bags were the souvenirs OF
the afternoon, and were won by
Mrs. Mcfarland and Mrs. Hudson
A delightful salad course with hot
chocolate was served in the dining
room.
Mrs. Leftwich has as her guest
Mrs. Burger.
The many friends of Miss Lo-
raine Goar, who taught in the Alb
erdeen school for the last two ses-'
sions, will be pleased to hear that
she is very highly complimented
by the Professor of the Corinth
school where she is at present loca-
ted. We will always follow her flu
ture with a great deal of interest.
The beautiful home of Mrs.
James Acker was thrown open in
true Southern hospitality on last
Friday to the fair maids and ma
irons of our town. The beauty of
the reception hall. parlor and liza
brary was enhanced by many palms
and pink carnations. Amidst these
surroundings, this most charming
Of hostesses, assisted by her sister,
Miss Willie Cunningham, received
her guest. From the dinning room
veritable bower of white and yell
low chrysantheums, Miss Josephine
Sykes served punch. One large
room was appropriated to the game
of the afternopn-seven-handed
euchre. Seven tables of bright hap
py women enjoyed the game until
a most delightful salad course with
ice brought the game to a close.
The souvenirs of the afternoon were
exquisite and were won by Mes
DANES Binford and d. /. Howard
of the club, and Mesdames Green and
Houston Of the guests. Mrs. Ellen
Gillespie won the scorers prize and
Miss Norma EckfOrd the ten-hand.
We have the most attractive line of
Fancy Box Paper, Tablets and Envel-
In tho eifv