The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-01-29

Mrs W. G. Mcmillan returned
Tuesday after most delightful visit
in Memphis.
Miss Drury of Raleigh, North Caro-
lima, is the attractive guest of Miss
Christine Rogers of Southern Heights.
Mr.. Philip A. Dulin returned Fri
day with his charming bride from
Charlotte. North Carolina.
Miss Josephine Clifton left We'd
nesday to be the guest of Miss
Eleanor Blair in Tupelo.
On last Sunday night at the resi-
denc9 of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. James in
Starkvilles was solemnized the we'd
ding of their attractive and popular
daughter, Miss Annie Louise TO Mr..
Paine Mcmillan of Aberdeen. The
house was beautifully decorated
in palms and ferns and though
quiet wedding, many friends and
/ relatives were present. At six
O'Clock a coursed dinner was served
the house guests. After which the
/ ceremony was impressively said by
the Rev. Gladney of the Methodist
/ church. The brides toilette was a
handsome tailor suit of London smoke
grey with hat and accessories to
match The happy pair left immed-
I lately for Aberdeen. which will be
their future home. The out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Nc
MILAN, Miss Ruth Lenoir, Miss Chap
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Mr.. Paine Lenoir, Mr. George Frank
lin, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Mcmillan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander McAIiI-
Ian. The popularity of the young
couple was proven by the large num-
Der of handsome presents which they
received from their many friends and
relatives.
The Home Mission gave delight
ful old time =" Postum supper down
town at one of the stores on Wednes-
day The profits were large and go
towards the building of the new
Methodist church.
Miss Annie Hunter Clifton enter
tanned the Young Ladies' Bridge
Club in most delightful manner on
last Thursday afternoon. After most
exciting game, a delicious salad
course with ice was served
Miss Elise Mcmillan was the reci-
pient of many social favors while in
Memphis last week She attended
the annual Chickasaw Guards Ball
and was much admired. On Tuesday
she passed through Aberdeen en-
route to Jackson to attend the Gov
ernor's Annual Ball She will be the
charming guest of Mrs. John Savage.
Mr.. Paul Johnson is i'm New Or
leans on a surveying trip.
Miss Nellie Fits entertained the
Priscilla cub on Friday afternoon.
.'Forty-two" dominoes was enjoyed
by all present, after which delight
full course of salads and ices was
served.
On last Tuesday, in Memphis, Miss
Sallie Pickett and Mr.. Miller, of ok
lahoma City, were quietly married to
the intense surprise of their many
friends.
Mrs. McGhee Porter and handsome
little son arrived Sunday from Birm-
ingham after a visit there of several
weeks.
Mr.. Parker, of Tupelo made fly
ing trip to Aberdeen on Wednesday.
Mr.. Rotu, of Augusta, Georgia, ar
rived Tuesday to buy cotton in Alb
erdeen for the next three months.
Mrs. Henry Dugan left Thursday
for West Point to be one of the
receiving line at Mrs Pinson Dukes
reception.
! Mr.. Joe Houston was here Sunday
! from St. Louis.
Mrs. Octave Sykes and attractive
children, Charlie, Scott and Eugenia
| Sykes returned Tuesday from Rose
dale
| Mrs. Richard Kinds and handsome
son arrived Wednesday to be the
charming guests of Mrs Ben McFar-
land on Southern Heights.
Miss Cleo Mcdonald entertained
delightfully."- one table of scientific
Those present were Mrs. Henry Du-
gan, Mrs. Winston Houston. and
| Miss Gertrude Wicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dowd, of Birm-
ingham are the guests of Mrs. Hous-
ton Gilleylen.
1.-The Spinsters" a charming must
cal comedy will be given by the Alb
erdeen Dramatic Club of twenty-four
attractive girls at the Temple Opera
House in the very near future. The
public are requested to watch the
sign boards for definite dates.
Mrs. MacLemore. of Montgomery,
/ Alabama, is the guest of Mrs. Walker
/ Fowler.
Miss Pearl Majors, of Amory, is
visiting Mrs. Jason Flynt.
Miss Joe Johnson was in town
Monday.
Mrs Ida Williams who has been
visiting Mrs. r. A. Carter returned
/ to Strongs station Tuesday.
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