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

Dee Spragins and Annie Hunter
Clifton, in couples Miss India Car
Isle, maid of honor. wearing an ex-
quisite toilette of white meSsaline in
train and carving a sheaf of Amer
lean Beauties, preceded the bride,
who came in with her father, Mr..
Adam Carlisle. From the back
parlor came Mr.. Will Carlisle with
Rev Lewis and the groom, accom-
panied by his brother, Mr.. Robert
Hines, of Tupelo. The Rev. Lewis,
in most impressive manner, per-
formed the ceremony. The bridal
robe was of satin cloth, hand EN-
broidered, with red pearls, having
an under founcing of exquisite
chantilly lace. With this the bride
wore a pearl necklace of rare beauty.
The veil was caught with a wealth
of orange blossoms, brides roses and
lilies of the-valley. forming her bou-
quet. The maids wore yellow dress
es of crepe charmeuse, draped in
mbroider, 1 chiffon. With these
toilets gold slippees were worn. Their
flowers were daisies artistically ar
ranged in shower bouquets. Each
maid wore an exquisite circlet OF
pearls, the gift of the bride. An
informal reception followed, Mr..
and Mrs. Hines being assisted in
receiving by her mother, Mrs. Adam
Carlisle. Mrs Houston and Mrs.
Crawford. Punch was served by
Mdse. Maier and Carter and Miss
Josephine Clifton. Much anxiety
and merriment were felt over the
cutting IF the wedding cade. each
awaiting with fear and trembling
the prophesy it foretold. Mrs.
Hines going away gown was a tall
ored suit of sheppard plaid, with a
modest hat of natural straw. Mr..
and Mrs. Hines left Immediately for
an Eastern trip. Numerous costly
presents were viewed by the guests,
among them being chest of silver
the gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle,
and an elegant hundred piece set of
monogram Havrriin china, from the
brothers of the bride.
Mrs. Savage spent last week
with Mrs. Ed Thompson.
Mrs. II. A. Tucker and Kath
crime, of kosciusko, came Tuesday
to visit Mrs. X. \. Carter.
The out-of- town guests for the
Hines Carlisle wedding were, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hines, of Tupelo;
Mr.. Sims Hines, of Guntown; Mr.. |
and Mrs Ross, OF Jackson, Miss. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith, Mr..
Crenshaw, Mr.. Luther Waters, of
Guntown; Mrs. Henderson of Prai- |
raie; Miss Bessie Porter, Memphis;
Miss Daisy Lands. Chattanooga.
Mrs. Savage returned Sunday |
from Jackson.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Pearson |
and children have returned to Birm-
ingham.
Mrs. PA. Dul!n and little son,
John, leave next week for Charlotte
y. c., and points in Virginia.
Invitations have been received |
to a reception to be given by Misses
Lucille and Inez Elkin. on Friday,
from four to seven.
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Flynt
spent Tuesday in town.
Mrs. J .A.Johhson and Clarence
Johnson were here Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. Winston Houston was
the charming hostess Wednesday of
last week, when she plimented
Mrs. William Fair, of Memphis and
Mrs Reuben Davis. Bridge was
played, Mrs. Guy Bumpas and Mrs.
E. O. Sykes being the lucky con-
testants. The honorees were pre-
sented pretty souvenirs of the occa-
sion. Pink was the pretty color
tone, little Miss India Houston who
served punch to the guests. wear
ing a dainty frock of pink. Mrs.
Houston received her guests in white
lingerie dress over pink. The ice
and cake were in pink.
MIR. Fair spent the weekend
with Mrs. E. o. Sykes, returning
Monday. Mrs. Fair and little Am
allie accompanied him.
Miss Nell Fits and Mrs. Nan
ME Lou Terrell leave Sunday for
Hendersonville. n. c..
MIR. Graham McFarlane came
Wednesday and is welcomed by his
many. friends.
Mrs. Malcome McFarlane and
daughter. Miriam, are guests OF
Mrs. j. c. McFarlane.