The Aberdeen weekly., 1910-02-25


J Gus III. Zollicoffer. of Weldon. n
C.. are the guests OF Ir. and Mrs
John Mcmillan.
Miss Mary Dugan, who ba
j been the guest of Mrs Henry Dugan
3 has returned to West Point.
Mrs. Ben Boshwitz, Of Birm
ingham IS the guest Of Rev. anC
Mis- James H. Felts. Mrs. Bosh.
witz is a pupil Of Adolph Dahn-
Peterson. and she has been a source
of much pleasure to those 50 fortun-
ate as to have heard her sing.
Mrs Frank Williams left sun
day for Baltimore.
The one table bridge series met
with Mrs. Binford, Saturday.
Miss Miriam Johnson has re-
turned from St.Louis. only to spend
a few days, as she leaves for I.aurel-
Miss Mary Therrell has re-
turned from Oxford.
Miss Eta AIcCauley is in Water
Valley.
A most attractive little lady, by
the name Of Elizabeth James Nc
MILAN, arrived Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Paine Nc
MILAN. Congratulations are ex-
tended this happy couple upon the
entrance into their hearts and home
Of so charming a guest.
Mrs. Alice Pose Y is in St. Louis.
Owing to the Lenten Season
only . few ladies were seen at the
Eiks Home on Tuesday. Those
playing were. Misses Grace Whit
field, Nell Fits, Gertrude Wicks.
Mesdames Harry Payne. Trees,
Houston, Wicks, French, Quarrels.
Tubb and Carter.
Mr. viii Watson is in town
for a few days.
Mrs. Belle Mcmillan and Mis-
Elsie Mcmillan have returned from
Mobile.
Mrs. Reuben Flynt has been
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Alex
Carter.
Mr.. John Wicks spent the week
end in the country.
Mrs. r.. A. Tucker aDd RATHER
inc. are with Mrs. r. A. Carter.
Mrs Anne McFarlane is in
Oxford as a representative of the
y. A. X. Chapter from Aberdeen, to
the State gathering. While there
she is the guest Of Mrs.AWardlaw |
Rev. Lewis spent the end Of |
the week at Yazoo City.
Miss Josephine Clifton compli-
mented Mrs. Perrin Quarrels en-
Wednesday afternoon. when she so
gracefully entertained a few friends
at bridge. Mrs Qurrrels' scoi'
proved her the most successful con-
testant and to her was presented the
pretty souvenir OF the occasion. 4
delicious salad course was served
Mrs. Qurrels, Mrs. Alexander Me
MILAN and Mrs. Winston Houston,
Jr.
Mrs. /. A. Cav entertained her
bridge series on Thursday afternoon.
\ most delightful buffet luncheon
was served Mrs. Carter. Misse-
Claude McQuiston and Gertrude
Wicks.
A most delightful Musical
was given on Wednesday afternoon
at the beautiful home of Mrs. Mari:
Eikin, by the 'Dorcas Bandn OF
the Methodist church. Several at
tractive, gracious ladies of this
most estimable band greeted the
guests. and gave each a cordial wei
come. Mrs. Ben Boshwitz, in a
voice which delights, gave severa
vocal selections. Others who addet
to the pleasure of the afternoon
were Miss Corinne Walker ano
Miss Grace Henry. each giving in
strumental selections of much tech
nique and skill. Mrs. John Baxtel
McFarlane. in her usual charming
manner. gave. reading from th.
dining room table made beautiful
with cut-glass, silver. and many
candles. Chocolate and sandwiches
were served.
Mr. Adam Carlisle, Sr., and
/ Will Carlisle returned from a two
weeks stay at Hot Springs.
The evergreen of the heat and
memory of all Americans, is the lif,
OF the Father Of our country,
George Washington. And true to
this memory. the Daughters of the
American Revolution. with num-
Der Of invited guests gave honor
and praise, 10 cur greatest of
patriots.
The home of Miss Anne McFar-
lane was thrown open or this oc-
casion, the guests were given a
cordial welcome by Miss McFaglane.