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


MIR. and Mrs. Iocket and
children have returned To Knox
Vile, after a most pleasant visit tC
Mr.. and Mrs. Noodle Howard.
Mrs. McGee Porter has return
ed from Birmingham, bringing a.
her charming guests her sisters
Mrs. Harding and Miss Lydenham
Moore
Quite an interesting hunt was
given last week by Hal Bowen
Howard to a number Of his Mem
phis friends.
Mrs. Walker. of Okolona. is
the guest of Mrs. c. l.. Tubb.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fair
and little daughter left Sunday for
Memphis.
Miss Bessie Ferris. who has
been the attractive guest Of Mrs.
'Tubb, left Tuesday for her home in
Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Qsgood
Wynne, who have been visiting
relatives, left Monday for Atlanta,
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millsap have
returned to Oklahoma. after Christ
mas spent at home.
Miss Grace Watkins has re-
turned to the University.
MIR. II. F. Raworth is back
again, after a visit to his home In
Augusta, Ga.
MIR. Charles b. Hopkins was a
recent visitor.
MIR. and Mrs. Savage are well
coined by their many friends
MIR. Hatchett has returned
from Montgomery.
Mrs. Tom Moore, of Nashville,
has been the guest of Mrs Morgan,
and was welcomed by her numer-
Gus friends.
Mrs. Boyman and James Boy
man have returned to Meridian.
Mrs. Daniel, who has been
with her neice-Mrs. John Wicks-
has returned to her home in Mo
bile.
Miss Maude Patrick. of Amory
was visitor last week.
One of the most enjoyable of the
Nmas gaieties was the dance given
by the young men of the town on
Thursday evening at the Elks'
Home, in compliment to the bride
of the evening. Mrs. Dallas Ban
croft Zollicoffer, nee Miss LeNoir
Mcmillan, and the bridal party. 1t
was beautifully led by Messrs. Tom
Sykes and Acker Rogers, many
pretty figures being init oduced in
compliment to the pretty honoree
and her attendants. About thirty
couples and a number of visiting
stays enjoyed dancing until three
a. m. Never has the Home
| looked more attractive than on this
occasion, with its number of beau
tifully gowned maidens and hand
some men. A delightful eight piece
orchestra from Chicago furnished
the music for this happy occasion.
Mrs. John Albert Gay has re
turned from New Orleans.
Robert Sticky. of Memphis,
was visitor last week.
Miss May Belle Smith has re-
turned 20 the |. |. & c., after the
holidays spent at home.
Miss Claude McQuiston had as
her most attractive guest of honor,
Mrs. James O. Wynne, of Atlanta,
on Monday afternoon. Seven
handed euchre was enjoyed. Mrs
Lockett winning the pretty prize
| The honoree was presented with 8
| lovely souvenir of this occasion.
After the game a most delightful
buffet lunch was served from the
attractive dining to Mes
DANES Lockett, Dilworth. Ewing
Bumpasss, Wynne. Binford, Baker
and Miss Willie Cunningham.
Miss Lallie McQuiston lief
Sunday for Laurel.
Will Gillespie has returned tt
Hattiesburg
Miss Elgenia Leftwich lief
Monday for the University.
| Miss Rose Gillespie left Sun
day for Jackson, Mississippi. to &C
cept position in Bell Haven col
lege. She will be greatly missed
by her many friends. Our loss il
Jackson s gain, for she has addet
one more to her circle of charming
and attractive women.
| Tom Sykes has returned t.
Jackson.
/ Jamie Acker has returned Il
Tulane University.
| Earle Ewing is welcomed b.
his many friends.
| Miss Annie Lowe Jonas ha
returned to Memphis.
Mrs. Isom Jones was a recen
visitor to Memphis.
Miss Christine Rogers is visit
ling in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Elliot
Brown and children have returne,
70 hatcher.
Mrs. Tubb gave q most enjoy
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