The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1907-09-20
SOCIETY NOTES.

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| city Wednesday.
Miss Marguerite Leftwich has
returned to school at Lynchburg,
Virginia
Miss Josephine Henderson, Of
Prairie, was a guest of Miss Matte
/ Eckford recently.
Miss Louise Sims returned sun
day from d trip to the Lake region.
i 8. Terry, of New Orleans.
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
IC. " icks several days this week.
-Messrs. Frank Williams and
| Robert Carlisle left Wednesday for
the University of Mississippi.
Mrs. W. c. Mcmillan and Miss
Elise Mcmillan have returned from
Blunt Springs, Alabama.
Mr.. H. H. Scrape was in Mem
| phis recently.
DIR. and Mrs. Armon Wicks
and son, Clifton Terry, of Wren,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wicks.
Mr.. Robert Aldrich, OF Green
Vile, was a guest Of DR.. Paxton re-
Gently.
Mrs. Octave Sykes and son,
Charles Scott, have returned from
Chicago.
Mr.. Robert Paine is at Spring
hill, Tennessee.
Mrs. Robinson. Of Columbus,
is with Mrs. Jason Flynt this win
/ ter.
-Mesdames Albers and Cham
/ berline have returned to Knoxville.
Mrs Donaldson, Mrs. Wiley
Johnson and sons and Mrs. Cole
man Hamilton left Sunday for Chi
cago.
Miss India Carlisle left We'd
nesday for Belmont College, Nash
vile.
Miss Florence Gilmore is spend
ing the winter with Mr. and Mrs.
John Gilmore
Mrs. Charles Hamilton and
son, William, have returned from
Virginia.
Misses Grace Watkins and FL
genia Leftwich left Wednesday for
the Woman's Annex Of the Univer-
sity of Mississippi.
Mrs. Thomas Haughton, Of
Santa Anna, California, is a guest
of Miss Carrie HaughtOn.
Miss Pepper, of Deasonville, IS
domiciled with Mrs. @. o. Eckford
for the winter
| Miss Curry, of Kosciusko, is
with Mrs. Drake this winter.
Miss Boyd, Of Sails, has re
turned to Aberdeen for the winter
and is with Mrs. J A. Gay.
Misses MCGOWAN, of Holly
Springs, and Miss Mary Lu Boyd,
of Alderman, are with Mrs. Tom
Sykes.
The Altar Guild of St. Johns
parish held a Baby Show on the
beautiful grounds OF the Elbridge
Gerry Smith home Wednesday af-
ternoon. Aberdeen has always
been famous for its lovely women,
now we must add lovely children.
Exquisite taste was shown in the
toilettes of the precious little ones,
and one little go-cart, that of Mary
Fletcher Tubb, was a thing of beau
ty, the baby herself and the hand
somely garnished vehicle forming a
picture long to be remembered. In
double carriage proudly sat the
Maier twins, a handsome pair that
all of us feel a pride in. There
were a dozen boys of three or four
years of age who were the finest
specimens of embryonic men. Ru-
ben Davis, Jr., ]. G.. Taylor, VIII
liam Walker, l Y. Johnson, Jr.,
f. 6. Smith, Jr. and the prince Of
little men, Ernest Elliot Brown,
elected unbounded admiration.
Among the score of baby girls Mary
L. Tubb was the observed of all
observers, and won the ribbon.
John L. Gilmore, Jr., was the win
ner of the first prize, Ernest Elliott
Brown, Jr., receiving the first
among the three year old boys and
darling Katherine Brannin that of
the little girls.
Miss Florence Gurganus, of
Mobile, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
D. w. Bosdell.
Mr.. Tom Hill, of Aberdeen,
visited relatives here this week, the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. NJ. c. Jar
man .-POntotoc Sentinel.
Lieut.. L. D. Boothe, of Aber-
deem, was the guest of his friend,
Lieut.. Dan Sultan, several days the
past week.-Oxford Eagle.
Miss Mary Lou Maynard, one
of Aberdeen's most charming and
attractive young ladies, arrived in
the city yesterday, to be the guest
of Mrs. McGehee, on Church street.