The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-10-01
Personal and Society Notes.

/ PERSONAL ana society NOISS.
MIR. MCGEE Porter is in Jack
son, called there by the death Of
his mother.
Miss Annie Bowen is here. Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. |. K.
E. Bowen.
Miss Claude McQuiston spent
Sunday in West Point.
Miss Alice Mitchell. of Oko-
Iona spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. r. P. Mitchell.
Miss Laura Lusk entertained
with six O'Clock dinner last Mon
day evening, complimenting Misses
James and Collier. Covers were
laid for twelve and most delicious
seven course menu was served.
Those enjoying this hospitality
We're: Misses Maynard. James.
Collier, Vivien McQuiston, Ann
/ Gilleylen; Messrs. Jamie Acker,
frankie Williams. Tom Fite Paine.
Acker, Rogers, Ike Dortch. and DR..
Durley.
Misses James and Collier left
Thursday for Oxford.
Miss Laura Lusk goes to
Oxford to attend opening dance.
Mrs. James Haughton and
daughter spent Friday in town.
Mrs. Henderson, of Prairie,
spent a few days of last week in
town.
Miss Lucille Hatch and Miss
Gertrude Sykes leave Tuesday for
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Frank Carter leaves
Tuesday for few days visit to
Memphis.
Mrs. Duke, of West Point, is
the guest of Mrs. Gilleylen.
Mrs. Atchison and Mrs. May
Mcmillan are spending a few
weeks in New York.
Miss Annie McFarlane, Mrs
Rogers and Miss Christine Rogers
leave this week for St. Louis.
Miss Ann Gilleylen and Mrs
Duke leave Tuesday for a week 5
stay in Memphis.
Mrs Neville Is spending a few
days with Mrs Fowler
Mrs. John Wicks and Miss
Gertrude Wicks leave Sunday for
Memphis
A bridge party of much
pleasure was given Misses James
and Collier 10y the most charming
of hostesses, Mrs. Isom Jones. A
most delicious beverage was dis
pensed to the guests by Miss Lucille
Elkin and Neil McCaskell. After
the close of a most exciting game.
Miss Cleo Mcdonald was presented
with the first prize, a box Of dainty
hraidkerchiefs, while Mr.. George
Myers won the gentlemen's trophy,
"a pretty stickpin Misses James
and Collier were presented hatpins,
pretty souvenirs of the occasion. a
delicious ice course was served.
A delightful dance was given
the visiting girls at Clopton Hotel
10y the dancing young men of
A berdeen
MIR. Percy Clifton. Of Jackson,
is in town
Miss Clay was the charming
guest uf Miss India Carlisle for the
dance
Mr.. Adams, of Jackson, spent
last week IN Aberdeen.
Mrs. John Crawford and chii-
dreu are with Mrs Adam Carlisle.
Mrs. Forrest Prather and little
son were The guests OF Mrs. Wiley
Clifton
Mrs. Paine Mcmillan Is IN
Starkvile
Mrs. II. e. Fits has returned.
Mrs John Hill and children
are ut home again
The Young Ladies Bridge
Club was most beautifully enter
tanned by Miss Norma Eckford.
Misses Christine Rogers and Cleo
Mcdonald won the pretty prize. A
salad course was served.
Miss Gertrude Wicks spent
the weekend at the country home
of Dr. 4. f Wicks.
Mrs Frank Elliott, of Okolona,
was a recent visitor.
MIR. Richardson, of Columbus,
was in the city this week.
Rev. NJ. H. Armour spent
/ ", dnesday in Aberdeen. en- route
home.
Mr.. Will Watson is in town.
Mr.. Jacob Gerstensang, Of
New York city, is visiting his son,
Mr.. Abe Gerstensang. manager of
/ the Surprise Store.
Mrs. E. ?. Thompson has re
turned from New York, and is
domiciled at her new home on
Hickory street.