The Aberdeen weekly., 1906-05-25

building was the novel way of en-
tertaining this afternoon, Mrs. Geo.
Hamilton being given the pretty
souvenir. Mrs. Lam was assisted
in receiving on this occasion by
Mrs. James Haughton and Miss
Julia Jordan, Miss Anne McFar-
land and Miss Bessie Dorth served
punch.
About thirty little girls and
boys enjoyed party given 10y Billie
Maynard on last Saturday afternoon
in honor of his 18th birthday.
Billie proved most hospitable host
and the merriest of afternoons was
spent by these young people.
Many pretty and useful tokens were
received each bearing good wishes
and happy returns Of the day.
Mrs. f. w. Foote attended the
annual meeting of the Home Mission
Society which convened at koscius-
ko last week.
Mrs. Gordon Greene was hos
tess of the Millionaire Club on
Monday afternoon.
Miss Jennie V. Potts of Kos
ciusko spent Wednesday and Thurs
day with Miss Amalie Sykes.
The pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Clifton was a scene of much
merriment on last Tuesday evening,
when Miss Annie Hunter Clifton
entertained in honor of Miss Evelyn
Allen and Miss Mary Fite Turley.
Punch was served the guests by
Miss Lucille Hatch and Lallie Cliff
ton; a dainty score card being Civ
EN- each by little Miss Ruby Clifton.
Each progression brought a differ
ent and interesting game at the
close of which Mr.. Will Coleman
and Miss Gertrude Wicks were pre-
sented with first and second prizes,
a book and pretty fan. A delicious
salad course with orange ice was
served.
MIR. Will Coleman left Wednes
day for Birmingham.
Miss Myriam Johnson returned
Sunday from Castallian Springs.
Miss Fay Haughton is visiting
in West Point.
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ties of the season was given on
"Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
n. l.. Terrell, in honor of Miss
Bessie Ferris of Macon. The house
was most beautifully and profusely
decorated with sweet peas, garlands
of them being carried from the cen
ter of the dining room to the cor
ners of the table. Progressive pea
nuts was the game played, each
guest being given tiny spades and
rakes as souvenirs. Miss Ferris
was given the first prize, a beauti
full picture; Miss Alice Mitchell the
second prize, cut glass toilette
bottle, and Miss Mabel Hatch the
consolation, pretty fan. Sweet
peas made of paper and filled with
bon-bons were passed the guests,
the consolation being found in one.
\ delicious repast was served. Mrs.
Terrell was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Walter Patty; Misses Anne
Mcfarland, Marie Elkin, Bishop,
Claude McQuiston and Amalie
Sykes. Miss Elise Mcmillan served
punch.
A wedding of much interest
was that of Miss Mollie Wamble to
Mr.. George Smith, which took
place on last Sunday afternoon, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Adam
Carlisle on Long street. 1t was Il
very quiet affair, only the family
being present. Miss Wamble is
well known here, and this happy
couple have all the best wishes of
this community. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left Immediately for their
home in Gunntown, Mississippi.
Miss Madge Haughton is the
guest of Miss Julia Jordan.
Miss Anne Mcfarland was the
hostess of Fortnightly Matinee
Club" on last Thursday afternoon,
only the club members being pres
ent. Lotto was enjoyed, and, at
the close of the game, delicious
caramel cream and cake was served.
Unless you desire to be left in the
rear, get in the push with those
who are striving to build up the
town. If you are capacitated, get