The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-07-20
The Aberdeen Weekly


Mrs J. W. Howard has returned from Knox
vile.
Mrs Wardlaw returned to Oxford Friday.
after a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Wendell.
Miss Edith Wardlaw and Miss Mary Ella
McFarlane. Robert Maynard and Victor Murphy
left Tuesday for Double Springs, where they win
be the guests of Mrs. James Shell
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott have been visit
ing Mrs Octave Sykes.
Miss Eloise Erwin is the charming guest of
Miss Lallie McQuiston.
Miss Fannie Turner left Sunday for Okolona.
Miss Alice Mitchell of OkolOna spent sun
day with her parents.
Miss Sue Foot has returned to her home in
Columbus.
Miss Laura Iusk entertained delightfully."-
Tuesday night in honor of her guest. Miss Foot
of Columbus. Her home prettily decorated
in pink and green, and the dainty gowns of the
hostess and honoree, also the refreshments tend
ed to carry out this pretty color scheme The
merry party enjoyed playing progressive med
dies and the prizes were won by Misses Foot
and Sallie Clifton
Misses Sallie Lou Burkitt and frankie Hill
have returned from Tate Springs.
Miss Stringfellow is expected this week to
visit Miss May Mcdonald.
Miss May Mcdonald entertained Monday
evening at musical, complimentary to her
guest, Miss Warner. Those present were Misses
Annie Gilleylen. Ethel Allen. Alice Mitchell, and
Messrs. Robert Maynard. Jamie Aeker, John
Allen sykes Alexander Mcmillan and Lilius
Granlof. The most enjoyable features of the
entertainment were Miss Warmers songs, and
Miss Aliens skiilful use of the violin.
Misses Camille and Ethel Hatch expected
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Cliff Fowler have returned from
Castaian Springs.
Miss Annie Akin came down to attend the
Fowler-Johnson nuptials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Hamilton are home
again after a pleasure trip to Castalian Springs.
Mrs. Cox of Columbus, is the guest of Mrs.
Bob Houston.
Miss Mia Flynt returned Sunday from Colo
RADIO Springs.
Prof Rose. of Yazoo City. was in town a few
days this week.
Mrs Frank Carter has returned from Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mrs w. c. Mcmillan and Elise in Iuka.
Misses nellie Fits and Gertrude wicks are
visiting Miss Peacock in Winona.
Mr. and Mrs t. Il. Davenport are spending
a two weeks stay at French Lick Springs. Ind.
Miss BETTE Harris of Tupelo left Tuesday.
after visit of several days with her friend. Miss
Louise Sims.
-Cspt Mcfarland with his well-trained mill
tary company, the Henry Light Guards, left
Tuesday for Gulfport.
-Messrs. Lundy, Frank and Will Sykes have
been visiting their mother this week.
Mrs Octave sykes entertained her many
friends at six-hand euchre party Friday after
noon complimentary TO her sister. Miss Charlie
Scott Mrs. Sy kes. who charming in an old
rose gown. was assisted in receiving by Misses
Scott and Rose Gillespie. and Mrs. E. o. Sykes
Miss Amalie sykes served punch. The color
scheme was old rose and green and perfect
in every detail. A unique feature of the enter
tainment was the awarding of the consolation
Mrs sykes brought in tremendous water mel
on and when opened il found to contain
any number of tiny black dolls. dressed in pink
frocks The doll with Miss Scott's on il
fell to Miss Baker which en- titled her to the con
ISOLATION a tiny doll dressed in white. Miss Clec
| Mcdonald won the first prize dainty breach
Miss Edith Hatch the ten-hand a jardiniere
Delicious refreshments were served.
| Robert Maynard spent Sunday in Tupelo.
Little Miss Ruby Clifton is entaining jolly
crowd of cousins this week-Forrest and Spencel
Allen Annie Spencer Cox and Nell Robins.
Miss Josie Howell and Mrs. Cox have beer
visiting at the Carlisle home. on Long street
| Mrs Tucker md little daughter VISITING
Mrs. R. A. Carter
Miss Lena johnson spent several days will
Miss nellie Fits this week.
| Miss Annie Hunter Clifton has returned from
| Tupelo.
Miss Vivien McQuiston delighted the mem
/ bers of her club monday afternoon by inviting