The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-05-27

All society happenings and loca
news teiephoned to 1873 will be giver
careful attention and will be much APP
preciated
-'ris a gala week for the Young
people, LAYING aside the high school
duties aud entering upon a broader
and fuller horizon. Many good
wishes are extended-hem for their
/ future welfare, with the hope
+ that each will hold before him
the highest conception of life. and
will some day realize u the fullest.
that ideal Numerous social courte-
sizes have been planned for the week,
i'm compliment to them
Mr.. aud Mrs OrvIlle Wicks and
Dr. j. ~ Eckford returned Sunday
from Estill Miss. where they met
the remains of capt Estill. capt.
Estil was buried IN tine old family
burying ground, al that place Mrs
Estin came Tuesday, aud is with her
sisters Mrs.. q o. Eckfprd and Hiss
Julia Ecktord
Mrs. Woodie Howard is visiting
in Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr. Bradley Reese, of Abbeville,
s. c.. was visitor this week
The United Charities realized
quite a nice sum from the entertain
ment given on Tuesday afternoon at
the Clopton Hotel. Pinch was served
the guests upon arriving, and after
and attractive program of song and
dance, cream AMI cake was served
This made nice addition TO the
Hospital fund" ami many more
such efforts. and we will soon have
our hopes realized.
Miss Fay Haughton is with Miss
Vivien McQuiston.
Mrs Ralph Pearson Is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Campbell, on
North Long st.
Miss Vivien McQuiston leaves
Thursday TO attend the commence
ment at |. |. x c., and also the re-
union of her graduating class of 'O9
Miss McQuiston will be hostess to an
ideal camp at St. Thomas Mill, be-
ginning on Monday and lasting four
DAYS. Her guests will be the mem
bers of her graduating class. number
ing about twenty five. Mr.. McQuis-
ton and Miss fay Haughton will
chaperone this merry bunch of girls,
and if the weather will lend its as
sistance, it will be an occasion long
to be remembered.
Mrs Walter Patty and daughter,
Mary, are the delightful guests of
Miss Gertrude Bumpass.
Mr.. Pete Cox, of Columbus made
a short visit to Miss Gertrude Wicks,
last week.
Mrs. Henderson, of Prairie, spent
last Thursday, with Miss MAY Car
Isle.
Mrs. Perrin QuarreIs entertained
with a handkerchief and sachet
shower, on Thursday, in compliment
to Miss May Carlisle, the June bride.
Mrs. John McAllister is well
coined by her many friends.
Virginia Smith left this week to
join her father, in Tampa Florida.
"Reminiscences was the Key note
of the informal affair given on last
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Jim Nc
Farlane to six of the graduating class.
These six girls were taught by Mrs.
McFarlane. in fourth grade work and
many pictures taken at that time,
and some special work of each Pupil
done during that year, caused much
merriment, as they came toward.
Little Robert Mcfarlane assisted in
his most charming manner, bearing
a tray of little envelopes tied with
blue ribbon, which he presented to
each girl. These envelopes bore a
most fitting selection taken from
Longfellow, also a prophecy of good
will, for each, voiced by their be-
loved teacher of early days. A de-
licious salad course was served,
followed by cream and cake. by Miss
Mildred McFarlane and Helen Shell.
There can by no more fitting re-
marks thar this 1T was like opening
a rose jar. and enhaling the fragrance
of the leaves therein
Mrs. Lawrence Dortch and little
Lille and Sallie, are visiting in Birm-
ingham.
Miss Gertrude Wicks and Mr..
John Wicks leave Saturday for Hot
Springs, Ark.
Miss Annie Hunter Clifton and
Miss Sallie Clifton are expected home
soon.
DR. Monroe Wolf is at home.
Miss Christine Rogers has re-