The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-11-26
The Aberdeen Weekly
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2G
Personal and Society Notes.

Mrs. Howard. Miss Fannie
Vassar and Mr.. Wade Nassur. al
of Washington. ID. VI. are visiting
their sister. Mrs DilwOrth.
Miss Marie Louise McQniston
returned Monday from st. Louis
/ Miss Ruth Lenoir has been the
guest Of Mrs j H. Mcmillan foi
the past few days
One Of Aberdeen social favor
ties, Mrs. Robert Gum Carlisle,
nee Miss Mariana Lam, Of Little
Rock. Ark. is visiting relative.
and friends.
Miss Helen Smith. Of Able
Vile, :. c.. Is the guest OF Mrs.
Wendell.
Mr.. Wiley Blair, young
attorney OF Tupelo, spent the week
end with Mr.. Wiley Clifton
Miss Ruth Lenoir left Wednes-
day for "A short visit to Jackson.
She returns To Aberdeen 70 continue
her visit to her aunt, Mrs. J. l..
Mcmillan.
The Aberdeen High school Foot
Ball team gave Thanksgiving dim
ner at the CIopton Hotel, cofnpli-
menting the visiting team from
Columbus. The dinner was fol-
lowed by a dance given 10y Miss
Georgia Strong.
Robert Maynard and Frank
Carter enjoyed trip TO Columbus
on Friday, to attend Barnum X
Bailey's circus.
Miss Annie Mcfarland enter
tanned Miss Ann Gilleylen and her
bridal party on last Friday evening
with chatting dish" party
Miss May Riser, of Birming-
ham, arrived Sunday for the Gill
leylen Quarles nuptials. and is the
guest of Miss Ann Gilleylen.
The Rosebuds' enjoyed in
formal dancing at the hospital bic
home Of Miss Corinne Walker. ON
last Friday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Tubb and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Shell went to Okolona
on last Saturday i'm their new ma
chine. Barnum X Bailey was the
attraction.
Miss John Dee Spragins gave a
most delightful party on Saturday
in honor Of Miss Gilley-
len. 1t was a stocking shower I
and beautiful were the many hued
stockings laid at the feet of the fair
maiden. There were five tables,
each some new and interesting
game. Miss May Chism, as the
most successful contestant, was
given she prize, a pair of silk hose
After the game. little Katherine
Spragins wheeled into the presence
of the bride-to-be astiny trunk-all
bedecked with orange blossoms.
bags .of rice and shoes-filled to
overlooking with the many gifts.
The trunk was opened by Miss Gill
leylen and little verses pinned .
each stocking were read aloud, to
the amusement Of the guests. Min
iature stockings folded within the
napkins gave to Mrs. Winston
Houston, Jr., the consolation. a
pair of silk hose. \ delicious salad
course was served.
Miss Chism, of Friars Point,
and Miss Harris ,lof Abbeville, SC.
came Friday, and are the guests of
Misses May Carlisle and Josephine
Clifton.
Miss Corinne Walker gave
beautiful Thanksgiving six O clock
dinner. Covers were laid for four
teen guests.
MIR. John McAllister is a wei
coined visitor.
One of the prettiest parties given
Miss Gilleylen and her bridal party
was one given on Monday evening
by Miss May Carlisle The house
was beautifully decorated with
palms and pot-plants. In the par
Tor receiving with Miss Carlisle
were Miss Gilleylen and VIII Car
Isle, Mr.. and Mrs. Quarles, Miss
Smith and DIR. Granlof, Miss Riser
and Clifton Sykes, Miss Chism and
Acker Rogers, Miss Harris and Mr.
Raworth, Miss Alice Mitchell and
DIR. Coleman. In the hall the
guests were welcomed by Miss Jose
phiue Clifton and Neil McCaskill.
Miss Nell Fits, Miss India Carlisle
and Robert Maynard, while Miss
John Dee Spragins and DR.. Durley
served punch. An interesting game
Of hearts was played, Miss John |
Spragins winning the lady's prize |
and Mr. Quarles the gentleman's
Miss Gilleylen was presented with /
4 dainty wedding book" De /
icious salad course with cherry-ice /
was served to forty guests.
Mrs. Scott, of Rosedale, is the |
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Octave
sykes.
Miss Charlee Scott left last
week, after spending a few days
With her sister. Mrs. Octave Sykes.
MIR. Leftwich spent Monday
,ut of town.
Miss Otty Coleman, daughter
# j. d. Coleman, and Mr.. Law
ess, manager of Lam 4 Carter's
lumber Yard, were quietly mar
led on last Sunday evening.
A pretty bridge luncheon"
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