The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-01-20

One of the most beautiful part
les OF the season was the bridge
party given by Misses Lucille an
1nez Elkin, an last Thursday af
ternoon. Many enthusiastic play
ers gathered at two-thirty, at
fhe attractive Elkin home On
jefferson Street, and were met
at the door by Miss Kathleen
Elkin, younger sister Of the host
esses, who received them in the
pariOr. Miss Elkin was charm
ingly gowned in yellow satin
while Miss Inez Elkin wore a
SIMILAR gown of pink. The house
was lovely decorated in green
aud pink. The prizes, hand paint
ed plates, tea sets and hand EN-
broideried towels, were Won by
Misses Gertrude wicks, Annie
Mcfarland, Ruth Mcdonald and
Josephine Clifton. A tempting lee
bon bons were served The fol
lowing guests:
Mesdames Frank Ransom, Joe
Houston, f. o. Sykes, Charles,
Treas, j. w. Eckford, j. G.. Wicks
J. A. Gay, j. A. Binford, d. w
Houston, G.. IL. Green, Coleman
Hamilton, Julian Evans, Bessie
johnson, Frank Carter, Reuben
Davis, Isom Jones, Harry Pay
ne, Ewing, Hopkins, Diiworth,
Daugherty and Rogers, and Misse
Nell Fits, Gertrude Wicks, Clau
ucQuiston, Florence Lanctot, An
ma McFarlane, Willie Cunningham
Alice Lanctot, Norma Flynt, Hun
ter Clifton, Miriam Johnson, Chap
pelle Mckinney, Josephine Clif.o
Pearl Robinson, Gretrude Sykes
Cleo Mcdonald, Annabel Robin
son, India Carlisle, Ruth Me
Donald, Sue Houston, and An
ME Akin.
Mr.. Webb, or New York is the
gnest of Mrs Isom oJnes.
Miss Wood, of Memphis will be
at the residence of Mr.. May
nard Holmes, the rest of the
week.
Mrs. Adam Carlisle, is visit
ing relatives in OkolOna.
Miss Hunter Clifton, leaves to-
day for ST. Louis.
Judge j. @. Robin, of Tupelo is
with Mrs. w. II Clifton this
week.
Mrs. Brogan and little daught
er, of Starksville spent the week
end with Mrs. Felts.
Miss Gladys Weatherby, of Du-
rant visited Miss Minnie Lee
Bankhead last week.
Mrs. Charles Cox, of Baldwin,
was the guest of Miss Gertrude
Bumpass this week.
Mr.. Malcolm McInnis, of Meri-
dian spent Sunday and Monday
in town.
Mrs. Charles Scott, is visiting,
Mrs. Octave Sykes.
Mrs. Robert G. Carlisle is
visiting friends in Arkansas.
Mrs. HENDERSON. of Memphis
with her bright little children is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
Lake.
Mrs. Laura Thompson, return
ed from Mobile, Tuesday.
Mrs. D. w. Houston, Misses An
ME McFarlane and Claude Me
Quiston, will spend the week end
in West Point with Mrs. Fox.
Miss Francis Lusk, entertained
Saturday night for Miss Gladys
Weatherby, of Durant.
Miss Francis Dashiels, of Col
umbus, has been visiting Mrs
Bessie Johnson
Miss Pearl Robinson, enter
tanned informally at bridge Wed
nesday. The fortunate guests
were: Misses Josephine Clif-tor
India Carlisle ,Inez Elkin, and
Chappelle Mckinney.
Miss Chappelle Mckinney gave
a dinner, Sunday in honor of Mr.
McInnis, of Meridian. The guest
were Miss Pearl Robinson, NJ
Ramon Bell, Gully Mckinney, an
Mr.. McInnis.
Miss Claude McQuiston, was
hostess of the Spinsters bridge
club Wednesday afternoon. Pro-
gressive bridge was enjoyed and
at the close of the game attrac-
tive prizes were awarded Misses
0retrude Wicks, and Marguerite
Eckford. A delicious ice and sal
I'd course was then served. The
honored gests were: Misses Nell
Fits, Gertrude Wicks, Anne Nc
Ear1aue- Gertrude Sykea. FlOrenc