The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-08-13
Personal and Society Notes.

Personal and Society Notes.
Mr.. Alter is A berdeen for a few
/ days. with his mother.
Misses Augusta Baker and Ruth
Mcdonald are back from Columbu.
after having had a most enjoyable
trip.
Misses Mary Lou Maynard anc
| Elzenia Leftwich left Friday for {
visit to Greenwood.
| Miss Spragins entertained mos
delightfully."- at bridge last Wednes-
day evening, in honor Of Miss 10
srphine Clifton and her guest, Miss
Maynard. The winners Of the prizes
were Dr.. l.. d. Granlof and Miss
Miss Maynard. DR.. Granlof was the
winner of the beautiful stick pin
and Miss Maynard's prize was a
chatting dish apron of rare beauty.
Miss Agnes Grimes is the guest
of Miss Chapel Mckinney.
The citizens of Aberdeen are
enjoying the meeting held at the
Christian church by Rev. Slime,
whose sermons are a treat to all
that hear them. In each one he
brings out new thoughts and shows
much research.
Miss Julia Eckford spent a few
days last week in Guntown and
Shannon.
Mrs. Tom Mcmillan left Wed
nesday for months stay at Eagle
Nest.
"A large party of Aberdeenians
left Tuesday for Bon Aqua and Tate
Springs.
One Of the most delightful en-
tertainments of the season was that
enjoyed last Thursday night at the
hospitable home Of Mrs. Carlisle.
This charming six O'Clock tea was
given in honor of Miss Maynard f,
and every one present enjoyed to
the fullest the delicious courses
served.
Mrs. Joe Howard entertained a
few friends at bridge Tuesday night.
Mrs. Wiley Clifton is in New
ton, Miss.
The Rosebuds had lovely time
last Friday, when the beautiful
home of Mrs. Elbridge Smith was
thrown open to them. They danced
and made merry until the small
hours of the morning.
Mr.. Burchette Weaver, of Tu-
pelo, is visiting Mr.. Tom Fite Paine.
We are glad to hear that our
former citizen, Mr.. Thornbury. is
up again, after a serious and lin
gering illness.
Mrs. Maier entertained most
delightfully."- Saturday morning, in
honor of Miss Maynard. The first
prize was a handsome pin, won by
Miss Gertrude Wicks, and Miss
Maynard was presented a beautiful
gold hat pin. After the game de
hcious refreshments were served.
We are all glad to hear Of the
promotion of Mr.. Graham McFar-
lane as mail clerk, but regret that
he leaves Us. Mr.. Rollin Fits has
succeeded him in the postoffce and
we all feel sure will continue to have
our good night service
Miss Laura Lusk is in West
Point. visiting Miss Sara Cottrell
Miss Marguerite Leftwich has
returned from a trip out West.
Mr.. Terrell, of Laurel, spent a
few days last week in Aberdeen.
Miss Myriam Johnson and Miss
Mary Louise McQuiston spent the
day in West Point Tuesday.
Mr.. Ward. of Tuscaloosa, has
been in Aberdeen a few days.
Mrs. Hall, Of Jackson, is here,
visiting Mrs. Ben Mcfarland. -
Miss Maynard, to the regret Of
many friends. has returned to Tu-
pelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holder, with their
little son Dunbar, are in Aberdeen
for a few weeks.
Mr.. VIII Sykes is at home
again.
Mr.. B. Haughton has returned
to St. Louis, after a month 5 stay
in Mississippi.
Miss Ruby Clifton has as her
guest this week Miss Forrest Allen,
Mr.. Spencer Allen and Mr.. Herbert
Clifton.
Mrs. Gay entertained on Thurs
day evening. in honor Of MIS-. Hall.
Misses Claude McQuiston. Lal-