The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-07-08

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preciated
Miss Loxaine Gore left Satur-
day for her home in Mckenzie, ac-
companied by Miss Josephine Cliff
ton, who will he her guest for sew
eral weeks.
| Mrs. McGhee Porter and little
son, McGhee. returned "Wednesday
from Birmingham
| Misses Fannie and Mary Dugan
Of West Point. were visitors this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dugan-
Miss Elzenia Leftwich has re-
turned from visits in Kentucky
Miss Marguerite Eckford has
returned.
Miss Charlie Scott left Sunday
for her home in Rosedale.
Miss Charlie Scott, of Rosedale,
and Mrs. Jannin, of New Orleans,
were the two attractive honorees on
| last Friday afternoon, when Mrs.
John Albert Gay entertained forty
guests at bridge \ hostess of unu-
sual charm, the afternoon proved of
keenest enjoyment. Miss Anne
Mcfarland score showed her the
mos. successful contestant, and to
her was given the pEetty first prize,
while t. Mrs. Frank Carter fell the
consolation Dainty souvenirs of
this happy occasion were presented
Miss Scott and Mrs Fannin. Cream
in the form Of pink roses, upon the
natural green leaves. with cake,
made a most attractive and enjnya
bic plate.
Mr.. Frank Sykes. Of Memphis,
was a delightful visitor this week.
Miss Sophia Turner, of OkO
Iona, spent Sunday and Monday as
guest Of Mrs c. l.. Tubb.
Miss Alice Mitchell of Okolona
spent FIRST OF the week with Mrs. K.
=. Mitchell.
Miss Sara Francis White, who
has been a guest of Mrs. Geo. Paine,
has returned to Nashville.
Mrs. REUBEN Davis and little
son. Reuben, leave the last of the
week for Memphis.
Mrs. Edward Peacock and her
charming little daughters, have re-
turned to Clarks,lale.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald is visit
ing in Birmingham.
Mr.. Kendan Bachman, of Wi
mona, was week end visitor.
Mrs. Georgia Holmes and chill
dren. with Miss Grace Whitfield,
leaves soon for Ashville. To be gone
the summer months.
Mrs. Clifton Fowler and little
Walker, spent last week at Gibson
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Neville.
Miss Sue Houston and Mrs
Jessie Ward leave soon for trip
East.
Miss Annie Richardson, of Ia
coma, Wash, is an attractive guest
of Miss Gertrude Wicks.
- Quite npmher of guests wit
messed one of the most beautiful
home weddings seen in Aberdeen, |
last Thursday evening at 9 O'Clock, |
when Mr.. and Mrs Adam Carlisle |
gave in marriage their daughter. May, |
to Luther Hines, of Guntown, Miss. !
The entire floor was thrown together
for this occasion and the briiliancy |
of the interior forced into forgetful- |
ness the Indictment weather without.
The sitting room was artistically
hung in smilax, with great clusters
of pink LaFrance roses about the
room. The halls were a symphony
of scarlet and green, a white and
gold basket hanging with rich red
roses being suspended from the grill.
The parlor was the climax of the
artists touch, being typical of the
sacredness and sweetness of the hour.
Gates. wound in smilax and inter- |
woven with the daisy, were hung
between the folding doors leading to
a raised platform at opposite end of
the room. Pillars of white. gar
landed with chains of daisies and |
mounted with white tapers. outlined |
the browning eminence, and were
joined with ropes of daisies and smi-
lax. Maiden hair ferns lent their
dainty beauty TO she further decora-
ton of this room. From the chan
delier, which was yelled in white |
maline. fell shower of the daisies,
beautiful in their perfect simplicity. |
At a quarter of nine Miss Rose Gil
lespie, accompanied by Miss Sue
Houston, gave two beautiful selec-
tons, What the Nightingale Sang.'
by Henry Parker. and The Court
ship Of Spring." Montrose. Imme-
diately following. the chords Of