The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-06-03
,esday from a visit to Greenville.

MISS AOTlau NdItrI Has iNeuiSN
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Flynt at their country home.
Mrs. Perrin Quarrels left Sat
urday for Charlotte S. c.
Mrs. Janin and little daughters
of New Orleans, are the guests OF
Mrs. J. A. Gay.
Mrs. Terrell spent Tuesday,
at Gibson. the guest of Mrs. Neville.
MIR. and Mrs. Cliff Fowler, and
little son Walker. are at home
again.
"A beautiful bridge luncheon
was given on last Thursday by
Mrs. c. l.. Tubb, in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green. OF
Seattle. Upon entering. each found
his place at attractive little tables,
beautifully decorated with pink,
sweet peas and la france roses.
An elegant six-course menu was
served. A most interesting game
of bridge followed in which Mrs.
Walter Patty and Mrs Green were
the lucky contestants. Mrs. Tubb
received her guests in dainty
lingerie frock over pink. and Mrs.
Green the honoree was charming
in gown of pink foulard. Those
enjoying this evenings pleasure.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Green. Mrs.
Patty, Mrs. Binford, Mrs. Houston,
Mrs. f. o. Sykes. Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Maier. Mrs. Carter and Mr..
+. \. Davis.
Miss Annie Hunter Clifton re-
turned Thursday from Hattiesburg.
Mr.. Percy Richardson of little
Rock, was a guest this week of his
aunt. Mrs Adam Carlise.
Mrs. SaIlie Jones of Sharkey.
Miss, and Miss Trina McGill of
Memphis. will be- the attractive
guests of Miss Mary Lou Maynard.
They are expected this week.
Miss Una Dell Berry left Mon
day, after IA two weeks stay in
A herdeen. She made many friends
while here.
Mrs George Rye is visiting at
Egypt. Miss.
The home of Mrs. Elixson was
ablaze with lights. and gay with /
laughter, on Tuesday evening, when /
She entertained at dancing in honor !
OF her daughter. one of the sweet |
girl graduates. and her class mates.
The Aberdeen string band furnished |
music for this occasion and merri- /
ment held forth until the wee 7
small hour \ delicious ice course !
was served during the evening.
Mrs. Perrin Quarrels' enter
tainment on Thursday afternoon of
last week, was the first of many
pretty affairs to be given our at
tractive June bride. Miss May Car
Isle. A musical contest was one
of the features of the afternoons
entertainment. Sealed and stamped
letters addressed to Miss May Car
Isle were handed to each, and after
guarantee of protection against
/ Uncle Sam. were opened. 1t was
found to he love letter from the
prospective bridegroom with blanks
to be filled in with names or certain
songs, the melody being played by
Mrs. Quarrcls Mrs. ID. w. Hous-
ton, il. was the lucky one, winning
IA dainty white fan, while the hon
Gree was presented pair of pink
silk hose. The predominating color
was carried out beautifully, each
girl being asked to wear pink. The
table with its many pink shaded
candles. sweet peas, and dainty
place cards of pink for get-me-nots
tied with tulle, (being miniature
brides maids bouquets) com pleted a
pretty picture. An elegant five
course menu was served, pink be
ing beautifully noted throughout
Immediately afterward mum Der OF
pretty sachets and dainty handker
chiefs were showered upon the hon
Gree from a large pink heart sus-
pended from the chandelier Each
article bore some good wish III
rhyme for this happy bride-to-be
and was read aloud by her. Mrs
Quarles received her guests in hel
wedding dress of white lace. while
Miss Carlisle wore a dainty dress o.
pink silk. Those present were Misses
May Carlisle. Josephine Clifton. SUE
Houston. Mary Lou Maynard, Ed
it'll Wardlaw. India Carlisle, Anne
Mcfarland, nellie Fits and Johr
Dee Spragins; Mrs. ID. w. Houston
Jr., and Harry Mills.
Invitations have been received
by many friends of Miss Anne Nc
i Farland for a bridge party. to b
given Thursday, in honor Of he
> guests, Mrs. Fox of West Point, Mrs