The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-10


Mr. Robert Teens has been the
guest If MIR. Felix Lam.
MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ. Pickle
have returned from visit TO Ten
nessee.
Misses Mary Wright Eckford
and Gertrude Eckford. who have
been the guests of Mrs. q. O. Eek
ford. have gone to Monteagle for
the summer.
Miss Hermie Robinson is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. b.
Porter.
Mrs Fuller Fox. Of West Point.
who has been the guest Of Miss
Annie McFarlane. has returned
home.
Mrs. Estill and Miss Martha
Oliver Eckford. left Monday for
New York. They sail Immediately
for a trip through Europe.
Miss Annie May Baker of
Memphis. is visiting Miss Margue-
rite Leftwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dugan
spent the week end in West Point.
MIR. McQuiston, Misses Nivien
McQuiston and Fay Haughton, re
turned yesterday from delightful
camp at Thomas Mill.
Mrs. William Fair and little
daughter, Ainslie, of Memphis, are
expected Monday to be with Mrs.
f. o. Sykes.
Miss Sarah Frances White is
the guest of Mrs. George Paine.
The many friends % Misses
Ruth and Mary Ella McFarlane.
will Toe delighted to know they are
rxpccted Sunday, for "A six weeks
visit home.
Mrs. Mamie Lon Terrell leaves
next week for Macon, Miss.
Miss Gertrude Bumpas is visit
ing in Macon.
Miss Annie Bell Robinson left
last Thursday for an extended visit
To friends and relatives in Mari
anna, Ark.
Miss India Carlisle i visiting
Miss Sarah Cottrell in West Point.
Misses Roberta Du Boed and
Miss Elizabeth Weeks, are the
guests of Miss Mary Therrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green
and children have returned tn
Seattle, Wash
Miss Grace Watkins has re-
turned from Oxford.
Mr.. Harry Mills leaves soon
for Chicago.
Mrs. Walker left this week for
her home IN Dyersburg, Tenn, af-
ter a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Akin.
MIR. VIII Carlisle made a short
trip to Waynesboro, Miss.
mir. and Mrs. Jackson OF
McComb, were recent visitors to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trees.
Invitations have been extend
ed by Miss Mary Therrell, for Mon
day evening, in compliment to Miss
Roberta Du Boed, Miss Elizabeth
Weeks, Miss Sarah White-Beta
L.ambda of Beta Theta Phi.
Miss May Carlisle AMI Mrs.
Joe Houston spent Tuesday in West
Point.
Mrs. LeNoir was a visitor this
week to her sister, Mrs. John Me
MILAN.
Miss Annie Hunter Clifton has
returned from Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Hamp Dalton ofSt. Louis
who has been visiting Mrs. John
Mcmillan, left Monday for Winona
Miss.
Miss Annie Dowd is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Dowd, and her
sister, Mrs. Houston Gilleylen.
-fhe young men of Aberdeen
entertained at dancing on last Mon
day evening in compliment to the
University Sextette.
Mrs. John Mcmillan is visiting
her sister, Mrs. LeNoir, at Muldon
Miss Annie McFarlane was The
most gracious hostess on Thursday
afternoon, when she entertained
/ thirty guests at progressive bridge
in honor of Mrs. Fox, of West
Point; Mrs. Jones. of Holly Springs
Miss Willie Cunningham and Mis-:
Edith Wardlaw. Miss Nj d z
Haughton presided most GRACEFUL,
at the punch bowl After the read
ing of the score, Mrs. Walker Fow
Ter was found to be the most fortu
nate contestant. while Miss Grace
Whitfield was presented the conso
lation. Dainty souvenirs were pre-
sented the honorees; a delicious ic.
course was served.
Miss Nivien McQuiston left to
day for West Point.
Misses Mary Belle Smith, Aim;
Eikner and Mary Sue Houston
have returned from |. |. and G.
Mrs. Stacois spent a few day
at home.
MIR. and Mrs. Wicks, and Mis-
Gertrude Wicks, returned Saturda.
from Hot Springs.
MIR. Maynard Holmes is a
home from the University.
Miss Eva Patterson is visiting
country friends.
| Mr.. Watt Wardlaw spent Sun
day with Mrs. Wendell.
A Woman Praises U-Ra-Cura