The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-05-13
Mary Tberrell-Messrs Adam Car


Mrs. John Mcmillan and Paine
Mcmillan left THURSDAY for visit
to Greenville. Miss.
Mrs. Edward PEBBLES Peacock
of Clarkesdale. Miss. and her
brother, Mr.. Clifton r. Sykes. spent
few days out of town this week
with relatives in the Muldon Prai-
rie.
Mr.. Carry Peyton Carr of
Vicksburg, special agent for the
Philadelphia Underwriters, The
Alliance and The North American
Insurance Co.. is a visitor in the
city.
The many Aberdeen friends
of Mrs. Edwin d. Weed, will be
happy to learn from the following
clipping taken from The Post. of
Morgan Park, Illinos. of the cordial
reception she has received from the
parish, where her husband, Rev.
Edwin ID. Weed, is rector, of The
Church of The Mediator:
A reception in honor of Mrs.
Edwin ID. Weed, wife of the new
rector, of the Church of the Media
tor, was given by Mrs. w. ID. HUI
bert at the parish house Thursday
afternoon, the attendance number
ing over fifty. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with palms
and American Beauty roses. refresh
ments being served at small tables.
Mrs. Weed has already made many
friends in the village, the number
being largely increased on this ex-
ceptioally pleasant occasion.
The Civic League met with Miss
Anne McFarlane, Wednesday even
ing. The regulation governing tie
League at Jackson, Miss. were adop-
ted. The first week in June was
selected as cleaning up week.
Every citizen is invited to join with
the league in making the occasion
memorable The sanitation of the
city will be the first endeavor of
the league, and then the beautiful
cation of it with flowers etc, will
come as an aftermath.
The United Charities will give
an entertainment at the Clopton
Hotel Friday evening, May Goth.
An attractive program will be
rendered and n small admission
fee charged.
Mrs. Beauford b. Brannan. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. L. Bur-
ney, of Waynesboro, after having
visited Mobile.
MIR. J. NJ. Brown and wife, and
their son Hudson, left for their
summer trip Monday. for Balti-
more, Washington and other cities
in the East.
Miss Una Dell Berry, of Dallas.
Texas, who is soloist for the services
to be held at the Christian church,
beginning Sunday. will be the guest
of Mrs. III. +. Fits.
Mrs. Paine Mcmillan and lit.
tie Elizabeth, left Thursday for a
short visit to Cedar Bluff, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Pickle are
visiting in Tenn.
Miss Lucille Ferguson. of New
Orleans, is the guest of Mrs. Wood
ard
MIR. Arthur Montgomery, of
Starkville, was visitor this week.
Mrs. Asa Watson. of Strong,
Miss, is this weeks guest of Mrs.
Geo. Paine.
Mrs. Kyle Chandler and little
son, Mrs. Terrell of West Point, are
with Mrs. Harry Gilmore.
MIR. Tom Watson of Strong,
spent the first of the week in the
city.
Miss Ruth LeNoir, of Muldon,
and her guest Miss Beatrise LeNoir
of Marlin, Tex, spent the week end
with Mrs. John Mcmillan.
Mr.. Acker Rogers was recent
visitor to West. Point.
Miss India Carlisle had few
friends. informally. on last FRI
day evening-A farewell compli-
ment to Miss Annie Bell Ribinson,
who leaves next week for an ex-
tended visit in North Carolina.
Those participating in the evenings
pleasure were Misses Annie Bell
and Pearl Robinson and Chapelle
Mckinney. Messrs John Allen
Sykes. Adam Carlisle and Ray
Bell.
The men members of the Chris
tian Wednesday night prayer meet
ing, informally, entertained the
ladies on "Wednesday evening. Ice
cream, straw berries and cake were
served.
Miss Chapelle Mckinney en-
tanned few friends. informally. on
Saturday evening. in compliment