The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-18
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SOceE ETY. NOT E S

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All society happenings and ioca
news telephoned to 90 will be give'
careful attention and will be much ap
preciated.
The Clopton Hotel was the at
tractive scene of beautiful Co
tillian Friday evening, when Miss
Georgia Strong entertained fol
her cousin, Miss Annie Sykes
Rice. Miss Strong was assisted III
receiving her guest by her mo
Their, Mrs. Strong, and Mrs Chas
Rice. The dancing hall and par
lor were effectively decorated III
yellow and green, and Miss
Strong carried with the prevail
ing color scheme, in most love
iy gown of yellow silk. Mrs
Strong carried out the prevail
lard, while Miss Rice was charm
ingly attired in white lace over
satin. Mr.. Acker Rogers led with
Miss Rice. A most delicious
punch was served throughout the
evening by Misses Dorthy Hatsh
and Maud Strong.
Mrs. Clarence Robinson, who
has been the guest of honor at
Iaany social functions, was again
mplimented. Tuesday afternoon
when Mrs. John Wrcks, and Miss
Weeks charmingly netertained at
progressive bridge, for her.
This beautiful home was a
dorned with d wealth of golden
glow, which formed an attrac-
tive setting for the guest assem-
blage. Mrs. French and Mrs.
parchman were prize winners,
the trophic being exquisite pieces
of hand work Mrs. Robinson, AL
SO was presented with a souve-
mir.
Refreshments consisting of a
delicious ice and sandwich were
dispensed to the honree, with
MeSdames. Carter. EckfOrd, Bin
ford, Houston, Bumpass, Rogers.
French
Mrs. chas. Rice, of Atlanta,
Ga, so pleasantly remembered
here, by host of friends as
Miss Annie Sykes, has been the
guat of Mrs. b. III. Strong She
and her attractive daughter, Miss
Annie Sykes Rice, left Wednes-
day for Columbus to visit re-
latives.
Mrs. Il. I'll. Strong entertained
at dinner Monday evening for
A-Ann1e sykes RICE. Tea
guest were, Misses Walker. King,
Rice, Strong, and Messrs Cliff
ton, Sykes, MoCaskill, Paine, DIR.
Durley
Miss Myriam Cobllrn gave an
informal dance Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols,
Of Clinton, KY, are visiting Mrs.
III. f Feugh
Her legion of friends rejoice
TO see Miss Annie Mcfarland up
again. after several weeks of i'll
hess
Mr.. Thompson Crenshaw. is
elcomed home by whis many fri
ends, from college in Memphis.
Miss Mary Sue Houston. and
MIR Thomas Franklin have ~
turned home from a delightful
house party in Alabama.
Miss Donie Taylor was the
guest of Miss Estelle Taylor.
this week.
Miss Willie Cunningham, EN-
tertamed eharmingly at bridge
last Sunday afternoon. for Mrs.
Chas. Rice aud Miss Annie Sykes
Rice.
Mrs. Frank Carter entertain
ed Saturday morning with a de-
hghtful bridge luncheon for Mrs.
Clarence Robinson
Mrs. John Blnford was the
attractive hostess of bridge
game. last Thursday evening.
for Mrs Robinson.
Mrs. Ovestes Staicos entertain
ed with a game of bridge. for
Mrs. Savage. last Thursday ev-
ening
Mrs. James Atkinson is now
at home from a week spent in
West Point.
Miss India Houston left last
Saturday. to visit Mrs. VIM. FAN
In Memphis.
Mrs. Albert Dancy, left Fri.
day, for welt TO Okolona.
DR.. Dnrley, visited Memphis
last week.
Mr.. Palmer. Of Memphis was
a visitor this week.
Mrs. Treas and Miss Lucille
Elkin, have gone to Eastern mar
kets-
Mr. George Sherman, of Col
smbus spent Tuesday in the
city.
Mr.. BEN Darrac0tt, was . plea
SAINT visitor, Monday.