The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-08-01
THEAToRIUM PARTIEs.

Miss Julia Jordan HaughtOn. a
graceful blonde debutante, was the
gracious hostess of a large matinee
party one afternoon last week, III
compliment TO her house guest, Miss
Mary Haughton McGauhey. of Tupelo.
After the pretty picture had been en-
joyed the guests were taken to a near
by ice cream parlor and served to de-
licious ices.
Miss Marry Grady was hostess of
delightful theatorium party Tuesday
evening of last week, in honor of her
house guest, Miss Hayer, of Corinth.
After the picture the, twelve guests
were served to cooling ices at the
Phoenix parlor.
RosEBUDS DANCING PARTY.
Little Miss Mary Fletcher Tubb was
the charming little hostess of lovely
dancing party Thursday evening of
last week. complimenting her little
house guest. Miss Sarah George Smith
of Okolona.
FOR MISS SMITH.
Miss Eleanor Smith was the honoroe
of delightful matinee party on
Wednesday afternoon given by Mrs.
Charles Smith, whose house guest
she is. After the picture was over
the guests were refreshed with tempt
ing ices from near by ice cream
parlor.
BBIDGE PARTY.
One of the pleasant social functions
of the past week was Mrs. Tom Fife
Paine's afternoon bridge party. The
rooms were tastefully decorated to
form an appropriate setting for the
groups at the three tables and the
game of bridge proved most interest
ing. Pretty prizes were awarded the
Motors and delightful refreshments
Nere served.
mes POMONA FRATEs ENTERTAINs.
On Tuesday afternoo Miss Pomona
Frates was the pretty hostess OF a
card party. A number of maidens
responded to the invitations and
made the rooms resound with merry
laughter. The charming young host
ess won q dainty summer toilette
most becoming to her brunette lovli-
ness. Tempting refreshments were
served at the end of the game.
IN AND OUT or TOWN.
DIR. Lilius Granlof returned this
week from Chicago. where he at
tended the Woodman of the World
Convention.
Miss Eta McAulley spent last
week with Mrs. Henry Dugan on
High street.
After a visit with Mrs. India Rog
ers Sykes on the Avenue, Mrs. Will
liam Young Fair. Jr.. and little Miss
Amalie Nance Feir have returned to
Memphis.
DIR. Brewer. of Columbus. was in
the city the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pierson and
children of Birmingham. have been
with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hopkins on
James street.
Justice E. o. Sykes, of Jackson. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. India Rog
ers Sykes on the Avenue.
William Walker Conwell Sykes and
Guy Watkins left town this week for
Camp Sapphire. N. Q.
Miss Eleanor Smith from the Delta
10 the guest of Mrs. Charles Haugh-
ton on South Maple street.
Mr.. ossie Bowen was in the city
this week.
Mrs. Jas. Haughton and Miss Julia
Jordan Haughton left town last Fri
day for Dawson Springs, KY.
After q delightful stay with Miss
Mildred Lake, the Misses Kirkw God
have returned to oxford.
Messrs. Frank Hall and Smallwood,
of New Albany. were in the city last
week.
mIo. OIu IIOPhinS anu lfJtie QduSu-
tiers. Annie Louise and Carrie Walton.
are back from a months solourn in
the Delta.
Mrs. John Baxter Mcfarland is at
Dawson Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin left
town this week for Memphis. Tenn.
Hudson Brown has received his
discharge from the navy and is with
hfs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josh
Brown on Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Harrison and
Mr.. Russell Harrison. of Corinth.
= have BEEN guests of Mrs andsAtrs. w
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Mrs. G. O. LigQps iss in Chicago o-7
Capt. Semmelman. of West Point.
and Capt. L. =. sanders of Colinth.