The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-02-05

send it--in
Cipher message
That 4 cannot
Understand. -
Mr. and Mrs J. ". Howard ars
spending several weeks liz Ornond
Florida
\ romance begun in childhood, cul
minated into tire realization of their
fonelest dreams Of happiness. 3heu
the marriage Of Miss Fannie Louise
Lam. and Nr. Charles Spraginz was
quietly solemnized, tuesday after
noon, February at the home of the
bride. the Rev Edwin y. Weed. rec
tor Of - Johns church. officiating.
The wedding guests were limited 90
relatives and intimate friends The
parlor and reception bah were beau
TRULY decorated for the happy occa-
sion. in white roses and graceful
smilax The groom attended by his
brother. Mr.. sam Spragins. who
served as best man, awaited the
bride under a bower of palms. from
which was suspended d horse shoe OF
white roses, carnations and ferns.
The bride, a pretty brunett, was
gowned in II wistaria tailored suit.
with harmonious accessories. and
carried a shower of white carnations
and ferns There were no attend
ants. the bride entering with her
father, Mr. Waiter Lam. who gave
her in marriage
Mr.. and Mrs Spragiu~ Icft the same
afternoon for Memphis, and upon
their return, will be a home to their
friends, with the groom's mother.
Mrs. ". I. Spraeius.
Many handsome gifts were received
by the popular couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydenham Moore
and her lovely daughter, Miss Sydie
Moore, of Birmingham. are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Lee AIcGee Porter.
Messrs. Fontaine Martin, Clarence
Lowe and viii Carlisle, are back
from recent visit TO Memphis
Mrs. William Carr Mcmillan and
her lowell daughter, Miss Elise NC
MILAN, spent serveral weeks recent
ly, in Memphis, where they were
guests at the Alcazar, Miss McMiI-
Ian was showered with numerous
beautiful attentions during her visit
to the Bluff City, was the favored
guest at many theater and auto par
ties and much admired and popu-
lar out-of-tOwn guest at the Chicka-
saw Guards Ball.
Miss Christine Rogers entertained
one table, at bridge, Sat
urday afternoon, for her guest, Miss
Drury. of Raleigh, n. g. Misses
Cleo Mcdonald and Mary Lou May
nard were the invited guests Miss
Mcdonald, winning the prize love
ly collarette Dainty refreshments
of charlotte and fruit-cake were serv-
ed.
Mr.. Dorsey Gilmore leaves at am
early date for st. Louis.
Messrs. Felix Lam and George
Lettwich are members of a hunting
party, entertained by Houston S.
Gilieylen, Jr, at his shooting lodge.
near Egypt.
Mrs. Henrietta Little is visiting
Judge and Mrs. James Tempieton i'm
Waxahatchie, Texas
Mrs. Austin Miller ran up from
jackson, Miss for short visit to
her mother, Mrs. Walter Lee
Hammond, returning home Thurs
day.
Rev. J. w. Allen, Of Tupelo, held
divine services in the First Presby-
terrain church, Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. Maude Barron, of Memphis
is expected in Aberdeen, at an early
date for a visit Ct several weeks.
Miss Christine Rogers and her
house. guest. Miss Drury, of Raleigh,
n. G. have joined the house-Party OF
Mr.. James Billups, at his country
place, near Columbus, for a weekend
visit
Miss Mary Sue Houston, viii spend
several days with her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Hous-
ton, Jr., before returning to her
school duties at the T. J. 4 c.
The many friends of President @.
Hardy, of the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College, will be glad TO learn
of his steady recovery from serious
and long continued illness
Mr. and Mrs Charles f. Hamilton,
have named their little son, Charles
E. Hamilton, Jr.
Miss Annie Mcfarland has return
ed from a short visit to West Point.
Miss Madge Haughton is spending
the winter in Memphis, where she is
studying voice and dramatic expires
sion.
Messrs. Bailey Hardy and James
were included in the house
party entertained by Mrs. Corinne
Rogers, during the past week.
Miss Alice Grimes, of Meridian, Is
the attractive guest of Miss Mariana
Lam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Watkins, with
their little son. Guy Watkins. IT,
are in Ell Paso. Texas, that Mrs. Wat
kins may be benefited by the decid-
ed change in climate. We hope for
their return, when the June roses
bloom again.
Miss Elise Mcmillan, whose grace,
beauty and charm, is recognized
wherever she goes, is the attractive
guest of Mrs. John It. Savage, in
Jackson, Miss, where sheis enjoying
a popularity. that increases with
each succeeding visit.
Mrs. James Dowd, of Birmingham.