The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-01-07

Quiston, Marie Lou Maynard and
Willie Cunningham as the highest
scorers at each table One of much
beauty was presented the attractive
guest Of the afternoon. A delicious
sweet course was served Misses Cleo
Mcdonald, Lallie McQuiston. Bees
sic Ferris, nellie Fits, Anne Me-
Farlane, Mary Lou Maynard, Jo-
sephine Clifton, Willie Cunning
ham, Annie Jonas. and Mesdames
Parchman, Fair and Binford.
Mrs. Houston Gilleylen gave a
beautifully appointed dinner Mon
day, in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wynne.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Tucker
have returned to kosciusko.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Lawson
have left for their home in Grenada.
Miss Annie Hunter Clifton left
Tuesday to resume her school in
Hattiesburg.
Miss Daisy Harris has returned
from visit to her cousin Mrs
Fred II. Vogel of Mobile, while
there she was the recipient of many
social courbors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams left
Immediately after the Zollicoffer-
Mcmillan wedding for their home
III Tatum y. c.
Miss Susie Zollicofier, who was
the attractive guest for the Zolli-
Golfer Mcmillan wedding, left Fri
day for \. {.
The Presbyterian church was
again the scene of a most brilliant
wedding on Thursday evening at
nine O'Clock, when Mr. and Mrs.
John Leander Mcmillan gave in
marriage their daughter Julia Le-
Noir to Dallas Brancraft Zollicoffer,
/ of Enfield North Carolina.
A beautiful sight met the eyes of
the many interested friends as they
entered the church. On a snowy
background, the many ropes of
smilax, made a most effective pic
f, ture. The beautiful lines of Erain-
bow, held by the maids, forming
a pyramid under an arch of smilax
and many twinkling candles, made
a picture long to be remembered e.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Sterling Paine McMil-
Ian, and under a wedding bell of
white chrysanthemums. suspended
from double arch, laden with
white tapers, the solemn and beauti-
full ceremony was performed by
Rev. +. w, Lewis. The bride wore
an exquisite gown of white lace
with pearl garniture, and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies. She was attended by Misses
Susie Zollicoffer, sister of the groom
and Ruth LeNoir, az maids of hon
or, wearing beautiful gowns of
white Messaline, and carrying
American Beauty roses. As Ma
irons of honor and wearing
white messaline. were Mesdames
Alexander, Mcmillan, and John
Adams of Tatum, \. G. As brides
maids, Miss Mcmillan was at
tended by Misses Josephine Clifton
wearing nile green, mary Lou May
nard and Chapel mckinney wear
ing yellow, Christine Rogers and
India Carlisle in pink and Nell
Fits in blue-Each carrying pink
carnations tied With ribbons of the
different colors.
Two charming girls of the young
er set, Misses Augusta Baker and
Corinne Walker. in pretty dresses
of white and blue as with ribbon
ushers, assistedtMessrs Neil McCas-
kill and Will Carlisle who also acted
as ushers. Little Gertrude Ann
Watson, of Strongs, as ring bearers
Lois Reynolds and Elizabeth Bin.
ford as flower girls. wearing dainty
dresses of white, preceded the
bride. The groom was attended by
Elex Hunt, of Enfield, n. c.. a.
best man. and the groomsmen were
, George Franklin, Acker Rogers
Paine LeNoir. Alexander mcmillan
John Adams. Ike Dortch, Ton
Watson and Wheeler Watson
A NUM- Der of selections wer,
given before the arrival of tn,
bridal party. by Mr.. and Mrs. Ne
| Vile and Miss Rose Gillespie. Mrs
Orestes Stacious presided at thu
organ and two Lohengrins Brida
! chorus, sung by the choir, thu
bridal party entered.
!, An informal reception was giveI
the bridal party at the home of tn
, brides parents, much pleasure be
ing found in the survey of the grea
|, mum Der of beautiful presents; attest
ing the popularity of this happ.
, couple. The grooms gift to tn
bride was a beautiful horse AM
runabout.
Mr.. and mrs Zollicoffer left i'm
mediately for Weldon n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zvllicoffer will b
at home in Enfield North Carolina