The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
The Aberdeen Weekly
FRIDAY. JUNE 2.
SOCIETY NOTES.

Miss Maria Elkin is visiting in Quincy.
Mis- Julia Jordan is spending the week at
Prairie.
-M-ssrs. Douglas and Ben Searson LEI; sun
day for their home in South Carolina. going by
way Of Lexington. Miss.
Miss Emma Peacock is the charming guest
of Miss nellie Fits.
Miss Hermie Robinson left last week for her
home in Ripley.
We are glad To welcome the University boys
home for the summer. Messrs. Tom Sykes. John
Allen sykes and Jamie Acker having returned
Saturday.
Mr.. Acker Rogers enjoyed commencement
exercises at the University.
Mrs. Cliff Fowler Is visiting i'm Oxford.
Mr.. Tom Sykes spent Monday in Okolona.
Mr.. Tom Fife Paine is back again from Van
derbilt. and is welcomed by many friends.
Mr.. Wright Price of Houston. Texas. is visit
ing his uncle. Mr.. X. p. Mitchell.
Miss Gertrude wicks and Miss Norma Eek
ford returned Saturday from Greenwood Springs
Miss Alice Mitchell OF Okolona Is spending
the week with home folks.
Miss Amalie Sykes returned Saturday from
Columbus.
Mr.. Ruben Davis is a welcomed visitor.
Little Mis- vivien Lawrence of Columbus i.
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Eskridge and family are enjoying q
week ut Wick's Lake. With them are Misses
Alice Mitchell and Mabel Hatch.
Mr.. Clifton Sykes is i'm Memphis.
We are glad to have Miss Julia Eckford HON.
with us again.
Miss Ruth McFariane left Sunday for Knox
Vile. Tenn. to be gone about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham and little Katherin,
left Thursday for their home in winona.
MI and Mrs. Leonard Burke of Memphis ar,
guests Of Mrs. RE. Houston.
Mr.. Austin Miller Is a visitor this week.
Mrs. Knox OF New Albany. who has been tn,
guest Of Mrs. Porter. has returned to her home.
Miss Annie Lowe Jonas and Mrs. Kidd ar,
At GREENWOOD Springs.
Mrs. Sidney Jonas was hostess of the NJ
i~ionaire Club" on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
French won first prize: Mrs. Jonas. the consola
ton: Miss Gertrude Wicks. the ten-hand. Dain
~ refreshments were served the guests.
One Of the most beautiful parties OF the sea
son WAS given on last Wednesday afternoon b,
Mrs. John Wicks and Mrs. French. the beautifu
home Of Mrs. French being thrown open upor
this occasion to about sixty guests. The sittin.
room WAS made more attractive by great bowl
Of nasturtiums. the mantel also being bankes
with this pretty flower. The parlor had garland
Of the graceful clematis or walls and mantels
Miss Marguerite Eckford was the fortunate win
/ uC1 IN tAS uISt PIlxcs " Ocoutuul SILVER Ore8l
tray Mrs. Lawrence Dortch won the ten-hand,
dainty afternoon coffee set. and Miss Marie FL
kin the consolation. q lovely hand-painte<
pitcher. A most elegant menu was served. Eacl
guest was given IS = souvenir OF this most en-
| toyable afternoon. = pair Of dainty garteretts.
-Miss nellie Fits entertained with . 'law1
fete'' in honor Of Miss Peacock. Of Winona. Tn
lawn was frightened by strings OF Japanes
lanterns coming from the four corners to tn
center OF the lawn. Miss Fits was assisted Il
receiving BY Mr.. Price Of Houston. Texas. Mis-
Peacock and Mr.. Tom sykes. Miss Wicks an,
Mr.. VIII Ed Ware and Mr.. Victor Murphy an
Robert Maynard. Miss Mae Carlisle and Nj
Beverly Reynolds served punch. The prize
were won by Miss Hatch and Mr.. Clarence Lowe
Niss Peacock being given . guest prize. Tn
quests were served pineapple cream and cake .
the close Of the evening.
MI. and Mn. Houston 0illeylen gave . mos
beautiful dinner 70 the Aberdeen Bar and thei
wives ON Monday evening. Those enjoy ing thi
privilege were Mr.. and Mrs- C. L Tubb. Mr.. an
MnL Geo. Paine. Mr.. and MIA Octave SykeI
Mr.. and Mn. Joe Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. I
Houstou. Mr. and An- Ben MCFARLAND. NJ. an
Mu- Leftwich. NJ Charles Tubb. Of Amory. an
NtsD Janis ReyU0lds