The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-03


The pupils of Miss Elenor O'Con-
nor will give recital in the pub
lie school Chapel on Thursday even
ing. June 9th, at eight thirty. AS
| this invitation is extended to all of
the music loving public, there will
bt many To accept, for Miss O'Con-
nor's recitals have always given the
keenest enjoyment.
MIR. and Mrs. Savage spent
Saturday with Mrs. Ed Thompson.
Miss May Carlisle has selected
among her friends. to assist in her
wedding on June 30th, the follow
ing: Miss India Carlisle, maid Of
honor; Miss Daisy Lands, of Chat
tanooga. first brides maid; and
Misses John Dee : pragins, Gertrude
| Wicks, Nell Fits and Annie Hun
ter Clifton, brides maids. Mr..
! Hines brother. Mr.. Bob Hines of
| Tupclo, will act a. best man. Will
Carlisle, gruomsman. and Mr..
Clarenre Lowe, land Mr. Niece
Porter. ushrrS.
Mrs. Wad" Little of Clinton,
Ky. Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A Dulin.
The home of Mrs. Kirby Lam
Hae tiillrd.to nvertiowing with young
people, and good cheer, on last
Thursday afternoon. when Mrs
Lam entertained about fifty guests
la honor of her son Felix, and the
"a, mixers Of his graduating class.
! After the guests were refr shed by
delicious punch served by Misses
/ Orlcan Ferguson and Mildred Hale,
each pinned some good wish for
/ their attractive young host, in the
Good Wish Book, presided over
by Miss Mary Dudley Walker.
A progressive game of Straws" was
played, beautiful hand painted score
cards, in the class flower. the daisy
marking the number of games.
As the most fortunate contestant,
, Miss jamie Young was presented a
cut glass odor bottle, Mr.. Alvin
! Easter won the gentleman's prize
a silk opera bag. while Rollin Fit:
was given the BOBBY" box O.
note paper, which he presented &c
Miss Jones, of Holly Springs
After the game loving cup wa
passed and tnasts were drunk b,
the different members of the elias
J IF 1910 A beautiful Pledge o
Friendship. WAS given 10y tn,
host. \ Delicious ice course in th'
Eclass colors, of yellow and white
! bringing tn an end an afternoon q
| the greatest enjoyment. Mrs. Lam
was assisted in the afternoon EN-
tertainment of the young people
{ by Mesdames LaIderdale, Strong
Feltz, French and Browning.
Mas Annie Bell Robinson
I leaves Thursday for Mariana. Ark
Miss Eunice Niche left thi
week for her home in Virginia.
I Mr.. D. H. McQuiston. Mis-
| Fay Haughton and Miss Vivie
Z McQuiston, left Monday for Thomas
Mill, where they entertain fourtee
s mem hers of her Il &C class mates
/ Mrs Miller of Okolona. spen
a few DAYS with Mrs. c. l.. Tubt
\ Mrs. Aeger of Hamilton,
1 visiting her son, Mr.. Floyd Aeger.
I MIR. r. n. Davis leaves 500
for \. G..
4 Mrs. Walter Patty and litt
Nancy, left Monday for Macon.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Gree
l. left this week for their home j
Il Seattle, Wash.
II Miss Cornelia Jones. who W,
) the attractive guest, OF COrinr
Walker, has returned 10 Hol
Springs.
- Miss Sallie Clifton is at hon
a. from the University.
ID Miss John Dee Spragins spe
to this week in Jasper. Ala.
sc Miss Minnie May Plant "
90 hostess of her graduating class al
ee about Forty friends on Monday a
I'd ternoon, from four to six, III
ms house was beautifully decorate
re Mrs. Plant, Miss Minnie May. Mi
~ Bankhead and Mrs. Geo. Pai
e. received in the reception hall. viii
ry Misses Mildred Hale and Chariot
er Wolf served punch. Progressi
'is LOTS was enjoyed. and after Z
game a two course menu was serve
The ices were frozen in Daisy forr
the class flower.
Mrs. w. S. Carlton had t
a Reading Club to meet with her I
en- last Monday.
Mrs. Jim Shell Jr.. entertain
the members Of the Dorcas BanC
~ on last Thursday afternoon.
M Iohn McN[illan nafnrn