The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-12-24

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The house was a symphony II
green and white, Southern smila'
being used profusely with whit
ohrysanthcmums and tiny whit
lights intermingled. The wedding
march, played by Miss Annie Nc
Farland. announced the approach
OF the tiny ribbon bearers-llttl'
Katherine Tucker, neice OF tn
bride, and Frank Carter Pounds O
Tupelo, little cousin of the bride
both being daintily dressed II
white Mrs. Tucker, sister of tbs
bride-matron IF honor-wore {
beautiful dress Of pink crepe The
groom was attended 10y his brother
Arthur Flyn, best man. The bride,
looking most attractive in a beau
tiful gown Of white crepe de chine,
I was accom- panied by her brother
Frank Carter. After the most im-
/ pressive ceremony, congratulations
and good wishes were showered
upon the happy couple. both OF
! whom possess large circles of adj
miring friends. This was most
! fittiugly attested by the many
beautiful presents received. After
/ the wedding an informal reception
was held Mrs. Frank Carter wear
ing pink meteor and Mrs. I. I.
Davenport in white crepe de chine
received the guests.
Miss Annie Hunter Clifton
came Thursday for ten days visit
home.
The out-of-town guests for the
Evans McQuiston wedding are Mr..
and Mrs. Jas Osgood Wynn of At
lanta, who viii be with Mrs. j. p.
Benson; DR.. and Mrs. Gus Evans
of Chicago, Col. Milton EOrenson
Of Chicago. Capt Tom Evans and
granddaughter, Annie Dudley, of
Column bus, and Mr.. Jack Evans, of
Muldon, all Of whom will be the
guests Of Mrs. William Baker; Miss
Agnes Craddock Of Column bus, with
Mrs Wiley Johnston; Miss Carolyn
Hamilton of Columbus, with Miss
Ruth Mcdonald; Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Hairston of Columbus, with
Miss Gertrude Wicks: Judge
Brownrigg Haughton of St. Louis,
Miss Fay Haughton, Mrs. Boyman
and sons-James and Evans Boy
man-of Meridian. Mrs. Erwin
and sons-Dick and Haughton-
and daughter Mae of West Point,
Mrs Hardy of Columbus, Miss
Gross of Colum bus.
Mrs. Longley was called to Ma
con, Ga, by the sad news of the sud
den death of her father. Alexander
Lee Stephens.
Owing to illness, Mrs. Jim Nc
Farland was unable to go, but Mr..
Jim Mcfarland left Thursday to be
present at the funeral service.
Another wedding of special inter-
est on Thursday, December 30, will
be that of Julia LeNoir Mcmillan to
Dallas Bancroft'Zollicoffer of Enfield.
;. c., which will take place at the
Presbyterian church, Rev. f. w.
Lewis officiating. The bridal chorus
from Lohengrin will be sung by Mr..
and Mrs. Neville, Miss Rose Giles
pie, Miss Cleo Mcdonald and Mr..
Rankin, Mrs. Staicos having charge
of music. Miss Mcmillan will have
Noir and Miss Susie Zollicoffer, sister
OF the groom. As matrons of honor,
Mrs. Alexander Mcmillan and Mrs.
John Adams of Clio, s. c.; and her
bridesmaids, Misses Mary Lou May
nard. Josephine Clifton, Chapelle Nc
Kinnep, Christine Rogers, India Car
Isle and nellie Fits. As white ribbon
ushers, Miss Mcmillan has compli-
mented two of her girl friends of the
younger set Misses Corinne Walker
and Augusta Baker. The groom will
be attended by Alexander Hunt of
Enfield, ). c., best man; groomsmen:
Messrs. VIII Carlisle, Alexander Nc
MILAN. John Adams of South Caro-
lima, George Franklin, Ike Dortch,
Wheeler Watson and Tom Watson of
Strong's Station, Neil McCaskill,
Paine Lenoir of Prairie, and Acker
Rogers.
Miss Marie Louise McQuiston
will be most beautifully compliment
ed on Thursday afternoon, December
23d, when Mrs, Weed entertains a
host of her friends between and
with a tea.
The guests out-of-town attending
the Flynt-Carter wedding were: Mr..
and Mrs II. A. Tucker and little
daughter, Mrs. Pounds and Frank
Carter Pounds of TupelO; Mrs Down
ing and little Louise Downing. Mrs.
Mat Nichols, sons and daughters, of
Columbus; Mrs. Tom Williams and
Miss Lyde Williams, of Strong's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lawson and |
little Sid Hopkins, of Grenada, will |
spend the holidays at home.
Mr.. Maynard Holmes arrived |
Tuesday from Vanderbilt.
DR.. Jamie Acker came Thursday |
for the Christmas vacation.
About twenty girls were invited |
to meet Miss LeNoir Mcmillan and |
hang upon the Christmas Tree |
shower of remambrances for this |
bride-to- be when Misses India Car |
Isle and nellie Fits entertained on |
afternoon with an in |
formal tea and miscellaneous show |
err The feature of the afternoon |
was the Christmas Tree made pretty |
by dozens of little lights and loaded |
with mysterious looking bundles |
which were afterwards opened by the |
guest-ofhonor and presented to the |
gaze of her many friends. |
In the uea-room, made into bower |
of holly and mistletoe, tea and choco- |
late with sandwiches and marshmal- |
low waters were served the guests by |
Misses Ruth Lenosr and Christine |
Rogers. Misses May Carlisle and |
Mary Lou MAYNARD assisted in re-
Agnes Carlisle and Ruby |
Clifton presented the departing |
guests with little doll-brides as SOU /
venirs of the occasion.
Miss Mcmillan wore a beautiful |
gown of lavendar lace over taffeta |
and white beaver with beautiful will |
low plume.
MFR. J. NJ. Davenport, of Shu- |
qualak, is visiting his brother, Mr.. |
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