The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-08-09
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr.. Jack Julian, of Tuscum bia,
Ala, is making Aberdeen his home
for the coming cotton season, being
identified with the Cotton Exchange.
Mr.. Julian is a charming acquisi-
ton TO the social and business cir
cles of our city.
The Misses Barnett Of Ripley,
Misses Louise Wilson, of Athens,
and Daisy Harris, spent part of last
week pleasantly as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy G. Coleman, at
their pretty country home near
Muldon.
Miss Fair, Of South Carolina,
is a guest of Miss Amalie Sykes.
Miss Nellie Fits has returned
/ from Greenwood Springs.
Misses Annie Hunter and Jo-
sephine Clifton are hostesses of a
house party this week The guests
being; Misses Annie Stanley, Of
Boonville and Caroline Hind, Of
Mobile, and Messrs. John St. Clair
and Vernon Schevenelle, of Mem
phis, Wiley Blair, of Tupelo, Allen
Cox and Roy Prather Of Baldwin.
Mrs. Charles Scott left last week
for her home AT ROspdalp
The Misses Clifton entertained
Monday evening in honor of their
guests.
Mrs. John c. Wicks and Miss
Gertrude Wicks left Thursday for
Greenwood Springs.
Mr.. Frank Sykes, of Mobile,
was in the city last week.
Mr. j. w. Peck is at Green
wood.
Miss Corinne Walker entertain
ed in honor of her club on Thurs
day of last week
Mrs. Lem Donaldson left We'd
nesday for Memphis
Mrs. Hattie Williams is at
Greenwood Springs.
Company B, left Tuesday for
the encampment at Colum bus.
Mr.. T. w. Gates, of Laurel,
was in the city last week.
DIR. Miller Carpenter left Sun
day for St. Louis, after fortnight
spent with his cousin, Mrs B NJ.
Bumpas.
Mrs. Frank Jinkins is at Green
wood Springs.
Mrs. Garnet Clopton entertain
ed Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Annie Gilleylen and the Misses
Smith.
Mrs. Irwin has returned to
West Point.
Mrs. Adam Carlisle is back
from Allison Wells.
Mrs. c, L. Tubb and daughter
are at Greenwood Springs.
Mr.. Wilburn Baker spent Sun
day in Memphis.
Mr.. Tom Fite Paine has return
from the East.
Mrs. E. L. Sykes is at Green
wood Springs this week.
Mrs. Guy Mitchell, OF Tupelo,
is the guest of Mrs. George Paine
Hamilton.
Mr.. Hal Bowen Howard, of
Memphis, is in the city.
Mrs. B H. Holder and son are
at Greenwood Springs.
Mr.. Paul Baker, of Memphis,
was in Aberdeen last week.
Mrs. Graham and daughter of
jackson, are guests of Mrs. Spragins,
on Commerce street.
MIR. Adam Carlisle, Jr., is at
Greenwood Springs this week.
Miss Marie Louise McQuistion
has returned from West Point.
Mrs. Joe Houston and daugh-
tiers left Wednesday for Greenwood
Springs.
Miss Marie Louise MeQuiston
entertained Wednesday with a fish
fry at Horse Shoe Lake in honor of
the Misses Clifton and their guests.
Miss Katie Lou Spragins is the
guest of Mrs. c. l.. Tubb at Green
wood Springs.
Mrs. Adam Carlisle and Misses
India and Agnes Carlisle. are at
Greenwood Springs.
The German habit of blessing
new home is a beautiful one. It
is all the more lovely when all ones
friends take a part in the ceremony.
Yesterday afternoon when a host of
ladies accepted the generous hospi-
tally of Mrs. George Paine Hamil-
ton, we felt that many were calling
down gracious benedictions upon
home and family. The elegant
home was thoroughly enjoyed and
so was the lovely manner of the peer
less hostess.
DR. w NJ. Paine left Tuesday