The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-12-31

Gently been to Memphis
Miss Alice Mitchell spent
Christmas with her mother. Mrs
| r. p Mitchell
MIR. John Alien Sykes was
| welcomed home from Cum herland
University hy his many friends,
having completed his course in law.
Miss Sophie Turner spent sun
day and Monday with Mrs. Tnbb-
The many friends of Miss Bes-
sic Ferris, Of Macon. will be glad to
know II her arrival She i the
guest Of Mrs. c. l. Tuhb.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fair
and little Amalie have returned to
Memphis.
MIR. Eugene Davis has return
! cd from visit to South Carolina.
DR.. and Mrs. Eliam left
Wednesday for Chicago.
Miss Annie Lowe Jonas spent
Christmas with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Evans, Of
Muldon, were out-of- town guests TO
the Evans McQuiston wedding
Miss Carolyn Hamilton. of
Column bus, was the attractive guest
of Miss Ruth Mcdonald.
Mrs Henderson, of Prairie.
spent few days in town. the guest
of Miss Willie Cunningham.
Miss Miriam Johnson Is at
home for a few months stay. TO
the pleasure Of her many friends
Mr. Mahlon Birch left Thurs
day for Clemson College, South
Carolina.
MIR. and Mrs. Dugan spent
Christmas IN West Point
The young people enjoyed in
formal dancing on Monday evening
at the Armory.
Rev. Slime, pastor Of the
Christian Church, and wife came
Thursday, and will be domiciled
with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Il. Deaven-
port.
Mrs. Hutchinson and laugh
ter Miss Alonia Dudley, of Colum
bus. are spending a few days in
A berdeen.
DR.. Sykes and Clopton spent a
most enjoyable Christmas in Ma
con, Ga.
MIR. and Mrs. Staicos spent
Christmas at home.
One of the prettiest compli-
ments of the season was the tea
rendered Miss Marie Louise Nc
Quston on Thursday afternoon of
last week at the hospitable home of
Rev. and Mrs. Weed. The home
was in gala attire, the near APP
proach of Christmas being signified
by a profusion of holly and mistle-
toe. Mrs. Weed cordially greeted
about seventy-five guests and was
assisted by the pretty honoree,
Miss Marie l.. McQuiston, Miss
Fay Haughton and Mrs. Bumpass.
Mrs. Rankin and Miss Julia Eek
ford ushered the guests into the
pretty tea room, which was beauti-
full with holly and numbers of red
shaded candles. Tea and chocolate
were served by Misses Nell Fits
and Claude McQuiston from ia
bic Of exquisite beauty. Misses
Vivien McQuistOn and Christine
Rogers welcomed the guests here
Mr.. and Mrs. Wynne, of At
lanta, who were guests to the
Evans McQuiston wedding, have
returned to their home
Misses Josephine Clifton and
Mary Lou Maynard enjoyed the
Xmas hop, given in Tupelo on
Monday evening.
Messrs. Allen Cox, of Baldwin,
and John Sinclair, of Memphis,
were guests Sunday of Mr.. Wiley
Clifton.
Mr.. Dallas ZolIicoffer, Miss
Susie Zollicoffer and MIR. Alex
HINT, of Enfield, :. c., came
"Wednesday for the Zollicoffer- Nc
MILAN wedding.
Mr.. VIII Carlisle spent Mon
day in Memphis.
Col. Milton Forenson, of Chi
cago. left Wednesday for his home.
The wedding of Miss Marie Louise
McQuiston to Mr.. Herbert Heard
Evans, of Chicago, on Tuesday even
ing at the St. John Episcopal
church, was one of unusual solemnity
and beauty The color tone of green
and white was exquisitely ucarried
out, not only in the decorations, but
in the maids dresses, which were
green chiffon over messaline with
silver trimmings, carrying white
brides-roses. The approach of the
wedding party was announced by the
vested choir, singing the wedding
HYMNS. Two beautiful marriage
| hvms were sung by Miss Gerss, of
Columbus, and Miss Rose Gillespie.
Mrs. Orestis Staicos presided with
her usual skill at the organ, and to
Lohengrin's Bridal Song,D with
chorus, the bridal party entered.
The maids were Misses Vivien Nc
Quiston, Lallie McQuiston, Hunter
Clifton and Nell Fits. The matron-
of-honor, Mrs. James Osgood Wynne,
sister of the groom, wearing laven-
der chiffon and carrying lillies-of-the-
vally The maid-of-honor, Miss
Claude McQuiston, in white chiffon
with gold and pearl trimmings. car
rying white brides-roses. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
| father, Mr.. ID. H. McQuiston, was
more than beautiful in gown of en-
| broidered chiffon, with real lace and
pearl garnatureS. She wore a dia-
mond circlet. the gift of the groom !;
| also pearl and amethyst pins, which
| have been worn by the brides in the
| family for four generations. She car
ried a shower bouquet of brides roses
The groom was attended by Robert
MAYNARD. best man, Col. Milton For
enson of Chicago, James Bozman of
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