The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-06
The Aberdeen Weekly
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Wardlaw and Miss Edith Wardlaw Of
Oxford, are the guests of Mrs. Robert Wendell on
Franklin Street.
Mr.. Hull and Mr.. Hobson of Summerville
Tenn. are visiting Tom Fite Paine.
Miss Charlie Scott of Rosedale. is with her
sister, Mrs. Octave Sykes.
Miss Alice Mitchell has returned from Amo-
~. where she attended the Methodist Confer
ence.
Gov. Vardaman was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Winston Houston, Tuesday.
Mrs. X. P. Mitchell. Mrs. Parchman. Mrs.
Tubb and MIR. Parchman spent several days of
tins week. in Okolona.
Mr.. McCauley of Okolona, the guest OF
John Allen Sykes, for the Elks' dance
Little Miss Marie Cady of Columbus is the
charming visitor of Miss Laura Lusk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Binford and children. have re-
turned from Biloxi.
DR. Walton Greene and mother have return
ed from visit to South Carolina.
Misses Louise Murphy and Jesse Murphy
spent Sunday in AmOry.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Spragins are at home
with Mrs w. T. Spragins. on Commerce street.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Jennings of Water Val
ley are visiting Mrs. Reynolds.
Misses Florence and Alice Lanctot, of St.
Louis, are at home for a two months visit.
AITs. NeOIkE rye anu eva lShN6 IA d rev
days for a visit of several weeks to the country.
MIR Bailey Hardy of Columbus was the
guest of Mr.. Acker Rogers, for the Elks' dance.
Miss Montgomery of Starkvile is visiting
Miss Lenore Mcmillan.
Miss Cliff Blair OF Tupelo spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with Miss nellie Fits
Miss Annie Louise James of Starkville is
visiting Miss Mariana Lam.
The Elks' Club of this city, extended quite
a beautiful courtesy TO the Ladies' Auxiliary on
Tuesday evening, in the way of card party and
dance. Never has the Home" looked more in
viting and never has it held a larger and more
brilliant assemblege. DIR. Scrape. DR. Hamilton.
DR.. Sims. Dr.. DIlworth. DR.. Wendell and Mr..
Lowe received the guests. The card party started
at eight-thirty. about fifty ladies playing. The
beautiful souvenirs were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wicks Mrs. Winston Houston winning
the first souvenir, d very handsome cut-glass
vase, and Mrs. Kirby Lam, the consolation,
an exquisite silver candelabrum. Cream and
cake served the guests. At ten the grand
march led by Mr.. Mr.. Victor Murphy and Miss
Edith Wardlaw. with about forty couples par
ticipating Cailman's band. Birmingham. play
ed throughout the entire evening. Among the
out-ot-town guests were Gov. Vardaman Misses
Scott of RosedaIe. Wardlaw OF Oxford. Blair
OF Tupelo, Montgomery and James of Starkyille,
anu owen OF COLUMBUS DtIupss AaET
and Hardy of Columbus. Parchman and Lopez
OF Birming ham, Hull of Summerville. Tenn.
McCauley of Okolona. Blair of Tupelo, Critz
Trotter. Richard Trotter. Chandle. Terrell. King
of West Point and Workman of Memphis.
The Stocking Club" was entertained. on
Wednesday afternoon, by Miss Mary Lou May
nard. This of the prettiest parties ever
given in Aberdeen. and the club felt proud in
having SO charming young hostess. Tables
were arranged for about fifty guests. the dainti-
est and prettest of place-cards. of japanese and
other designs being used-an individual score
being kept on each card. The parlor and din
ing room were thrown together. great bowls OF
red cannas being used in decoration. Between
the folding doors a string of dainty stockings
filed with fire-crackers were clipped souve-
Mrs of the game. the one so fortunate as to find
a match in her stocking given the guest
consolation. The club also drew for consolation
in like manner pretty blue silk stockings being
given them. Chicken salad, tomato with may
onaise beaten biscuit. Saratoga chips. brown
bread sandwiches. pickles. apricot ice were the
refreshments served. Tiny flags heralding the
Fourth of-July were numerous. Miss Beatrice
Jinkins and Minette Carter served cream de
mint in the hall. Miss Amalie Sykes won the
first clnb prize. and Miss Mae Carlisle the club
consolation. both dainty pairs of hosiery. Mrs.
Wicks won the guest prize. beautiful pair OF
lace cuffs and Miss Jessie Murphy the guest
consolation. cut-glass toilette bottle. Mrs.
Ben Mcfarland won the ten hand pretty little
picture frome.
ED. d. w. Bosden. Mrs g. J. Leftwich and