The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-07-23

Yukon Exposition. She viii visit
other points of interest while in th'
West
Capt. aud Mrs. Dashiell and
Mrs Richmond Pearson are the
charming guests Of the Misses Me
lQuiston.
Mrs. c. L. Tubb. Mary Fetch
er and Mrs. Parchman have return
ed from Greenwood.
DR. Morrow. Of Memphis. was
in town lsst week
Mrs. Eugene Cole is in Durant,
The many friends Of Mrs Mary
Peel Gum will be surprised and IN
terested to know Of her marriage, to
Mr.. William Buchanan, Of Okolo-
ma, the wedding taking place
Tuesday. at the brides home Con-
CALCULATIONS and very best wishes
are extended the happy couple by
her many friends.
Mrs Turnage. Of Water Valley,
nee Miss Fannie Lou Watkins, spent
a few days Of last week with relatives
Mrs. Hal Parchman left Tues
day for her home. Dora. Ala.
-Quite.a bevy of Aberdeen 5 pref
tv maidens and handsome matrons
were found at the EIks' Tuesday af-
ternoon. Several tables compliment
ing the different visitors had been
arranged, and greatly enjoyed.
Several couples enjoyed last
Friday at the hospitablehome of NJ rs
Needham Hatch, when Miss Mabel
Hatch complimented Miss Alice
Mitchell of Water Valley Many
games were played and a delicious
/ ice-course served. Those present
were: Miss Josephine Clifton and
Robert Maynard. Miss Mary Lou
Maynard and Neil McCaskill, Miss
Alice Mitchell and Tom Fife Paine,
Miss Ann GilleyIen and DIR. viii
| Coleman, Miss Grace Watkins and
| Robert Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Carlisle
and Agnes, have returned from Iuka
Springs.
Mrs. Tom Gay has refunded
from Birmingham.
Mrs. VIII Maier and children
spent a few days with Mrs, Virgil
Fits.
Miss Lena Johnson was in town
last week.
Mrs. Wiley Clifton, Miss Annie
Hunter and Josephine Clifton, left
Wednesday for Tupelo.
Mr.. Mahlon Birch Of A & NJ.
is the guest of Rollin Fits.
Mrs. Patterson has returned
from Houston, Miss.
Miss Christine Rogers is visiting
in Jackson.
Miss Myrtle Lauren, of Mem
phis, is visiting relatives.
Miss Adrian Carter has return
ed from Tupelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicks spent Sun
day and Monday out at the Bunga-
| ow.
MIR. and Mrs. Ramsey Dulin
and child are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
P. A. Dulin.
Mrs. Loeb, Of Pineville, Ky,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Rector, left Tuesday.
Mrs. J, II. Dunlavey and Miss
Lena Dunlavey are here from Texas
to spend a month with Mrs. T. o.
Jones.
Mrs. Walker Fowler entertain
ed with a morning bridge party
Wednesday: Miss Willie Cunning
ham won the first prize, while Mrs.
d. Winston Houston was awarded
the consolation. A tempting salad
course with apricot ice was served.
Mrs. Longley of Georgia is
spendinga few days with her son,
DR.. Fuller Longley, of Long street
Mrs. Edwin D.Weed entertain
ed few friends with a bridge pa rty
Wednesday afternoon. A most en-
joyable afternoon was by this most
charming of hostesses. After an in
teresting game, in which Mrs. Da-
shell was the fortunate winner of
the dainty prize, delicious refresh
ments were served.
The Misses Bankhead. have
had as their guests, the Misses
Dranes of Durant.
Miss Pearl Thompson had as
her guest this week, Miss Katie
Hays of West Point.
Mrs. Rlchey returned home
Sunday after a several days visit to
relatives in Columbus.
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