The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-24

color of yellow and white was beau
tifully presented in the decoration
of sunfiowers and magnolias; il
refreshments; and in the lovely
frock of orange chiffon cloth, worr
by the this attractive hostess. The
Aberdeen string band furnished
music for the occasion.
| Miss Hattie Oliver left Thurs
! day for West Point.
Miss Christine Rogers left TO.
day for Colum bus.
MIR. Maynard Holos entertained
the Beta Theta ri house guests oi
Mr.. Tom Fife Paine with an ele
gantly appointed stag dinner.
A beautiful six O'Clock dinner
was given by Miss India Carlisle on
last Thursday. The table was
faultless in its appointments, and a
delightful menu was served Misses
Mary Therrell. Dubard. Weeks.
White. Messrs Paine. Weaver, May
nard. Allen. Williams, Ford
| Robert Paine and Adam Carlisle.
Saturday was gala day for the
Beta Theta Pr boys and their
friends automobiles were flying
with fraternity colors as they
gathered together the crowd for a
trip to West Point. Dinner was
served them at the Holt, the crowd
returning that afternoon, Those
| enjoying the trip were Misses Their
ell, Dubard, Weeks, White, India
Carlisle, and Josephine Clifton,
Messers Tom Fife Paine, Robert
Paine, Weaver, Maynard, Allen.
Williams and Ford.
The first of the many brilliant
affairs, To be given our June bride,
Miss May Carlisle, was the bridge
party given by Miss Gertrude
Wicks, on last Friday afternoon.
The lower floor of this spacious
home, was thrown together for the.
pleasure of fifty guests. Quantities
of Pink La France roses in hand
some cut glass vases, were placed
throughout the rooms. COmpar
sion of scores proved Mrs. Tubb
the most successful player, and to
her was given pair of silk hose
The others who were awarded
souvenirs, were Misses Josephine
Clifton, Spragins and Eckford. To
the honoree was given a beautifully
hand lem broidered towel. Pink
roses held the delicious cream which
was served with cake. Miss Car
Isle wore for this occasion, a beauti-
full gown of yellow chiffon cloth
and black hat with plumes. Miss
Wicks received her guests i'm
white lace frock over nile green, and
was assisted in receiving by Misses
Annie Hunter Clifton, John Dec
Spragins and India Carlisle.
Mrs. Lauderdale extended in
vitations to about thirty guests for
Thursday afternoon from four to
seven, where she entertained at
'Bunco" to honor her guests.
Misses Lauderdale and Cunningham
Miss Lorraine Gore. of Nc
kensie. Tenn, is the guest of Mrs.
Wiley Clifton.
Miss Marguerite Eckford left
Wednesday, for summers trip.
Miss Sallie Clifton left last
Saturday. for Chicago. She goes
as delegate from the University, to
the National Convention Of the Tri
Delta's.
Mrs. George hamilton enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss Sarah Frances White,
of Nashville.
The Elks home presented
scene of much CAVITY on Tuesday
evening. when the young men of
the club gave a dance 20 the many
attractive visitors i'm our town. The
German was beautifully lead by
Mr.. Acker Rockers. having as his
partner. Miss Irma McGill. A
number of visitors from Okolona
and West Point were present.
Miss Christine Rogers served
delightful lunch after the dance
on Tuesday evening. having with
her, her guest, Miss Oliver, Mrs
Maynard, Miss James. Miss MeGill.
Messrs Durley, Acker, Carlisle,
Rogers and Granlof.
Miss May Belle Smith enter
tanned at dancing on Thursday
evening, in honor of Misses Lauder
dale and Cunningham.
Miss May Carlisle was again
the honoree on "Wednesday after
noon. when Mrs. Frank Carter SO
elegantly entertained about sixty
guests. This attractive home
was a perfect bower of emilax and