The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-17


news teIephoned to i38 will be given
careful attention and will be much APP
preciated
Miss Hattie Oliver, of West
Point. Is an attractive guest of Miss
Christine Rogers.
Miss Pearl Robinson is with
Miss Chapelle Mckinney for the
summer.
Mr.. Acker Rogers has returned
from Arkansas.
Mrs. Nellie Leach, of Holly
Springs, with her son LittIeton
Broyles and daughter Pauline, are
with Captain and Mrs Lam
Mr.. Z. @. Davis left last Thurs
day for North Carolina.
Capt. Tom Sykes is at home,
after a winter ut Jackson.
Lieutenant Richard Adams and
Miss Allie Pitts were quietly mar
ried last Sunday. at the brides
home, on the east side of the river
Mr.. Watt Wardlaw, of Oxford,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Wendell.
Mrs. Will Maier and children
spent the week with Mrs. Virgie
Fits.
MIR. Robert Paine has as his
guest Mr.. Ford, of Virginia.
Mrs. Ralph Knox and children
Of New Albany, are visiting Mrs. w
b. Porter, Mrs. Knox's sister.
Miss Sarah Francis White is
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Paine. Mr..
Tom Fife Paine is entertaining
mum her If Beta Theta Phi brothers
Mcssrs. George Maynard of Tupelo,
b. VI. Weaver of Memphis, Allen
Cox of Baldwin, - Williamson of
Snmmerville, Tenn.
The many friends of Misses
Ruth End Mary Ella McFarlane, are
delighted to welcome them home.
Mrs Octave Sykes gave beau-
tiful hridg, party "Wednesday after
noon, having rs attractive honorees
Mrs William Fair, of Memphis,
Mrs. Janin Of New Orleans, Mrs.
Reuben Davis of New Orleans, and
M l.. ,,.nDl D.aclal- ,F Gl. RI
dale After an interesting game Mrs.
Davis score proved her the most
skillful player and to her was award
ed beautiful prize. Mrs. John
Wicks was presented the consola-
ton, dainty souvenirs being given
the honorees. a refreshing ice course
was served.
Miss Fay Haughton left Satur-
day for West Point, enroute to Fort
ssiniboine, Montana, where she
will spend the summer.
Miss Vivitn MeQuistOn has re-
turned from West Point.
Mrs. William Fair and little
daughter. Amalie. came Monday,
to be with Mrs. K. O. Sykes.
Mrs. Porter Davis, of Okolona,
is visiting Mrs. c. l.. Tubb.
The beautiful home OF Mrs. G..
C.. Paine presented a brilliant ap-
pearance Monday evening, when
Mr.. Tom Elite Paine entertained in
honor of his house guests, Miss
| White, Messrs. Maynard, Weaver.
Cox, Williamson and Ford, and the
guests of Miss Mary Therrell-Misses
Dubard and Weeks. Mrs. Paine re-
ceived most graciously, with her
son, and was charmingly assisted
| by Miss India Carlisle and George
Franklin. Miss Dubard and Mr..
Maynard served punch. Progress
i've "Bunco' was the interesting
game played, Miss Josephine Cliff
| tGll htot piiLS,
fan, while Will Carlisle won the
gentleman prize, necktie. Mr..
George MAYNARD was presented the
consolation cuff buttons and pin to
match, and Miss Sallie Clifton was
given the BOBBY"
Mrs. Mamie Lou Terrell left
Sunday for Macon.
MIR. Hal Parchman is welcomed
by his friends.
Miss John Dee Spragins return
ed Tuesday from Jasper.
Mrs. Tubb was an attractive
hostess to her bridge series Saturday
afternoon. Those playing were Mes
DANES. Wicks and Binford and Miss
Wicks.
Mrs Parchman and Mrs. Mitch
ell have returned from Okolona.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Paine gave