The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-05-27

I pdililuf injuries sustained DIV Deln;
thrown from a horse, we regret Il
hear of the accident, and hope sh'
will feel no i'll effects.
Those playing at the Els on Tues
day We're: Misses Fay Haughton
Niche. McFarlane. Mesdames Tubb
Gay. Binford, Thomas Green, AND
+. .. Sykes.
DIR. Jamie Acker is welcomed
home.
Little Miss Mary Dudley Walker
/ complimented her little cousin Of
Seattle. Miss Hortense Green, on last
I Saturday afternoon, when she
entertained number of little friend.
/ IN her honor.
I Mrs Adam Carlisle, Miss May
/ Carlisle and Will Carlisle spent the
/ first of the week in Memphis.
Miss Madge Haughton has re-
turned from Memphis.
Mrs John era Nv ford and children,
returned Sunday TO West Point.
Mrs. Perrin Quarrels, of Charlotte,
y. g.. was the piquant honoree of a
bridge party given on last Thursday
morning. by Miss MAY Carlisle, in
her beautiful home on long St. After
a most interesting game, dainty
ivory stick fan was given Miss Anne
McFarlane, as the highest scorer,
while n beautiful sterling silver hat
PIN was presented the honoree. TO
the mystitication of all present. PEN
ell attached cards, hearing saucy
cupids were distributed. with the sug-
gestion that each would be given a
guess as to the much talked of June
bride. Upon entering the dining
room, beautiful in its color scheme,
of pink and white. faint suspicious
began to dawn, suggesting more than
L 4 l.. 4.
hung a shower of pink heats tied with
fOr-get-me-nots, with pink runners
being carried TO the corners of the
table A mirror plaque in the cen
ter of the table reflected the perfect
beauty of the pink roses, while the
pink shaded candles cast a rosy glow
over sparkling cut glass aud happy
faces. As each girl was showing
the mystery of 1.-THE man in question:
a tiny picture of him being found
at each place. Mrs. John Crawford,
announced the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of her sister
May, to Luther Hines, of Gunntown,
the wedding to take place June both.
A more complete and original an
nouncement party could not have been
planned, and after moment of sur
prise, all iormality was forgotten as
worlds of good wishes were showered
upon this attractive brideto-be
An elegant four course luncheon
was served, and despite the rain and
clouds outside, happiness and good
cheer reigned within. Those present
upon this happy occasion We're,
Misses Anne Mcfarland, Sue Hous-
ton, Gertrude Wicks, Mary Lou May
nard Nell Fits Josephine Clifton,
John Dee Jpragins, India Carlisle,
Erar n a "a HQndprlOn
Joe Hoston, John Crawford and Per-
rim Quarrels.
Miss Clara Lee Johnes OF Holly
Springs, is the guest of Miss Corinne
Walker.
Mr.. Felix Henley is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Kirby Lam.
Mrs. J. A. johnson and Mrs.
Lula Randle were guests of Mrs. L.
T. Davenport. Tuesday.
Mrs. Nicely COlquhoun and little
Doris, of Gulfport, are visiting Mrs.
P A. Dulin.
Miss Martha Glover of Birming-
ham 81 visiting Miss Ruth Mcdonald.
Mr.. MCGEE Porter is in Little
Rock, Ark, for a short while.
One of the prettiest affairs given
the graduating class of 1910, was
given by Mrs. Mary Dudley Walker.
in compliment to her daugher and
visitor, Miss Jones. A more beauti-
full back ground could not been fonnd
for this pretty picture of young girl
and boy graduates and their friends,
than this spacious home. The guests
were served tea and sandwiches from
under the wide spreading brances of
the Magnolia. Attractive pamphlets
to spring gardening, each
question being answered by name of
some flower, a dainty daisy stick
pin, a symbol of the class flower was
awarded Miss CoInelia Jarmon, as the
most fortunate contestant, while
daisy pin custom was presented Mr..
Robert Minis. In consolation, Mr..
Tom Fite Paine was given a package
of daisy seed and bachelor buttons
seed. An attractive feature of the
afternoon was the writing of good
wishes in Miss Walkers graduating
book by her many friends. After
dancing, refreshments were served,
the idea being brought out in most
novel way. The cream was served
in tiny flower pots filed with Manila
and chocolate cream, from which
rich soil. fiourishingly sprouted out
the class-color the daisy.
Mrs. Kirby Lam has extended
invitations to about fifty guests for
Thursday afternoon, in honor of her
son, Felix, who is one of the gradua-
ting class.