The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-24

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preciated
This is the brides week and in
her honor many beautiful social
functions have been planned Miss
Gertrude Wick's bridge on last Fri
day was the first in compliment to
Miss Carlisle, Mrs. Frank Carriers
Miscellaneous Shower" on We'd
nesday, Miss Anne Mcfarland Z
Five O'Clock Tea on Thursday, and
Mrs Will Maier's bridge party on
Friday, are other affairs following
Miss Elizabeth Lauderdale of
shannon, and Miss Daphney Gun
mingnam of Tuscaloosa, Ala, are
the attractive guests of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Lauderdalc. on Commerce st.
Miss Mignon Therrell has re-
turned from CINCINNATI, where she
I has been studying music.
Miss Carinne Walker enter
tanned on "Wednesday afternoon,
complirnenting Miss Sarah Frances
| White, the guest of Mrs. Geo. Paine.
| Misses Dubard aud Weeks, who
have been the guests Of Miss Mary
Therrell, left this week for their re-
spective homes.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Tubman regret to
hear of their early departure for
Baltimore.
Miss EIgenia Leftwich left
Thursday for Lexington, KY. whore
she represents the Chi Omega"
University Chapter. at its National
Convention.
MIR. and Mrs. Porter Davis and
children of Okolona, left Sunday
after few days visit to Mrs. C.. l..
Tuhb.
Mrs Walker Fowler entertained
on Tuesday afternoon, at bridge,
| in honor of her daughters, Mrs.
Neville and Mrs. Cliff Fowler. Miss
Sallie James won the first prize and
Mrs. Ewing was presented the con-
ISOLATION. 4 delicious ice, with
sandW were served.
Mrs c, l.. Tubb was the at
tractive hostess on Thursday after
noon. A rece ption was given 10y
the Dorcas Band prior to its dis
banding for the summer months.
A bout fifty guests were parti-
cipants in an evening of rare pleas
ure. where Misses Lallie and Vivien
McQuiston were Charming hostesses
on last Tuesday to the many visitors
in our midst. This beautiful home
and spacious lawn. dotted with its
many japanese lanterns made an
attractive retreat. Pitch" was the
game of the evening. in the contest
of which, Miss Hunter Clifton
proved the lucky one. The gentle
mems prize falling to Mr.. Tom Fite
Paine. A delightful ice course was
served. The guests were received
upon the lawn where Miss Sallie
Clifton, dispensed a cooling bev-
reage. Charming frocks were worn
upon this occasion. Miss Sallie Nc
Quiston wearing green chiffon with
silver trimmings and Miss Vivien
McQuiston being most becomingly
attired ina gown of old rose MESA
lin.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifton, and the
Misses Clifton spent few days of
this week in Tupelo, being called
there upon the death of Mrs. Blair,
the sister of Mr.. Clifton.
Mr.. Winston. 50 pleasantly re-
mem bered by Aberdeenians, was a
visitor this week.
Miss Christine Rogers enter
tanned most beautifully on last
Thursday evening, to honor her
guest, Miss Hattie Oliver of West
Point. Progressive Hearts was
the game chosen for the evening s
entertainment. and after much
merriment the prizes we're awarded
Miss India Carlisle and DR.. Howard
Durley. The color tone was yell
low. "bIack-eyed Spsans. lending
effectively to the interior decoration.
One of the pretty girl graduates.
Miss Florence Gilmore. Was hostess
to dancing party on last Friday
|evenine. in hoaor Of her class mates.
The rooms VI this dainty home
WAS throen open for dancing. while
th6 lawn, with IL tables and pretty
IIinhfo. made dalightful resort,