The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-05-06
Personal and Society Notes.
All society happenings and local
news telephoned to 1913 will be given
careful attention and will be much APP
nrari1toA

! for visit.
Mr.. Geo Rye and Miss Ev;
Patterson returned Sunday from
Egypt.
Mrs. John Wicks is expected
to leave soon for a months stay a
Hot Springs.
Miss Grace Henry left Thurs
day for the Cincinnati Conservation
OF Music. After a course there she
expects to study abroad All are IN
terested in the future of this bright
and ambitious young girl.
Mrs. Jarrid Harris and little
daughter, of Jackson, are the guests
of Mrs. E. l.. Sykes.
Mr.. Robert Cooper left this
week for Chicago to study voice.
Mrs. J. l.. Shell. Jr., has re-
turned from Mem phis.
Mrs. Perrin Quarrels is ex
pected soon.
Mrs. J. A. Gay returned Thurs
day from New Orleans.
The Rose Buds" enjoyed
dancing at the Armory on last Fri
day night.
| Mrs. Howard Ward returned
Sunday from Memphis.
| Mrs. Graham with little kath-
crime, Of Greenwood is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. w. t. Spragins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Greene,
of Seattle are the guests of Mrs.
Tom Sykes.
Mr.. Westmoreland Of Union,
s. c. is one of this weeks visitors.
| Mrs. Dugan and Miss Francis
Dugan, of West Point, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dugan
Mrs VIII Maier was the gra
cious hostess of an elegant luncheon
on Saturday-Her beautiful new
home on Franklin, proved a fault
less setting for a most enjoyable
| affair Her guests on this occasion
were Misses May Carlisle, Gertrude
Wicks and Nell Fits. Following
was a bridge game in which Miss
Wicks captured the dainty prize,
a set of beauty Pins7
The congregation of ST. JOnn's
Episcopal church enjoyed having
with then on last Sunday. Arch
Bishop Sneed, of this diocese.
MIR. Watt Wardlaw, of Ok
ford, was n recent visitor.
Miss Fannie Dugan, of West
Point. came Wednesday, to be
with Mrs. Dugan for several days.
The ladies of the Dorcas Band
will entertain with a beautiful
May-pole" dance on the lawn of
Mrs A. I. Akin, Saturday after
noon-cream and cake will be
served. All are ecordially invited
to come
Miss Vivian McQuiston left
Monday for few Days visit to
Column bus.
Mrs. Winston Houston Sr.,
is i'll Natchez, the guest of Mrs.
Ernest Elliott Brown.
Miss Alice Mitchell, of Okol-
ona, who has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. r. p. Mitchell, left
Wednesday, Miss Lula B. Mitchell
went with her to be the guests of
relatives in Okolona,
The Reading Club had as its
most cordial hostess on Monday,
Mrs. c. l.. Tubb. when she enter
tanned most beautifully in honor of
Mrs. Thomas Greene, of Seattle,
Washington, about thirty guests
enjoyed the afternoon hospitality
and to them was served a delicious
salad course with straw berries and
cake.
DR., and Mrs. Edwin Topp. of
Tup' slo spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Clifton.
Mrs Tom Gay and Children
have returned from Amory.
MIR. jim Mcfarland, Jr., spent
the first of the week In Greenwood.
Mrs Savage is spending the
week with Mrs. Ed Thompson.
One of tn, prettiest and most en-
ioyable affair. of the week was a
luncheon br idge'' party given on
Thursday Of last week, by that
most delightful of hostess, Miss
Anne McFarlaLe. The Table was
beautiful in its appointments of
snowy linen, cut glass and silver,
the center pi, zee being cut glass vase
OF scarlet roses. Attractive place
card to which, was attached rose of
bril- liant hue, bore the names of
eight of Miss McFarlane's most
fortunate fri ends, and to them
was served a delightful five course
menu. In tn e bridge game which
followed, Miss: CUNNINGHAM won the
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