The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-08-22

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NJ and Mr.. Barry Wood were
married last Saturday even
0-0@0~ ing at the Methodist parson-
}.S&} age. the Rev. Thomas officiat-
SS ing. The pretty little bride
wore stylish gown of dark blue with
hat to match. Mr.. Wood attended
his brother as best man. The bride
and groom left Immediately after the
ceremony for a visit with the groom s
mother, near Aberdeen.
TEA.
Mrs. VIM. Watkins was hostess of a
pretty tea recently, in honor of the
Misses chatham. of Waynesboro, and
Mrs Hunter, of Somerset, KY. The
color scheme used in the dainty dec
orations of tulle and flowers and also
predominated in the tempting menu
which was served.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Louise Milligan was years
old on the 9th of August and she in
vited q number of little friends to
come and help celebrate this happy
occasion with her. Games were play
ed and ice cream. cake and melons
were served during the afternoon.
THEAToRIUM PARTY.
Mrs. j. ID. Simpson was hostess of a
picture show party one evening re-
Gently in honor of her young house
guest Miss Mary Allen. of McOOmb
City. After the picture was enjoyed
the guests repaired to the home of
the hostess and enjoyed an informal
dance. Later on in the evening re-
freshments were served.
SOCIAL MEETING OF woMAN's MISSION
AIRY UNION.
Mrs. Clarence Brown entertained
this week for the Woman's Mission
airy Union of the Baptist church. The
parlors were prettily decorated with
flowers and an interesting program
was given. Delightful refreshments
were served.
CHILDREN's PARTY.
Little Miss Flo Spragins entertain
ed q number Of her friends on last
Saturday afternoon at an alfrescO
party. A number of games we're play
ed on the lawn and ices and cakes
served at the close of the afternoon.
DANCE.
The young men of the city were
hosts of charming dance on Tues.
day evening. The music was delight
"wee small hours"
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Missionary Socisty of the First
Methodist church held a social meet
ing in the church parlors Monday af-
ternoon. Vases of golden glow and
many colored zinneas were placed
about the rooms and gave a touch of
beauty and color to the scene. Mrs.
Mckee and Mrs. Sam Plant were the
hostesses. and Mrs. Preston Cornelius
presided in her usual graceful manner.
Japan was the study of the afternoon
and most interesting were the talks
and papers read by the following
ladies': Mesdames Mckee. Nisbet.
Lauderdale. McCluney. Jones and
Lipscomb and Misses Elizabeth Mis-
bet, Mande Strong: Hattie Jones; Eta
Walton Jones and India Wood. Cream
and cake were served before the
guests left and brought to close q
most delightful afternoon.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mr.. HI. HI. Hale attended the mer-
chants convention in Memphis this
week.
Mr. Ralph Lawson. of Shelby. was
in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. BuDyan Garter, OF
Hamilton, were recent visitors.
Miss Lide Strong. from Texas. 10
visiting her father. Mr.. Paul Strong.
at the Clopton Hotel.
Mrs. Thomas Lipecomb and little
James left Tuesday for Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Browning left
Tuesday for Ashyille, N. @.
DIR. and Mrs. Cornelius will move
to their country home on the pike for
the fall months.
Mrs. Stella Crenshaw 10 visiting
Mrs. Reuben Crenshaw on South Me-
ridian st.
Mr.. VIM. Baker is enjoying vaca-
ton 1t home.
Mr.. J. ". French is making au ex-
tended stay on the road.
Miss Claude Brewer and Mr.. Lamar
Brewer are back from stay In Hen
Jacksonville. N. G.
Mr.. Clodie Ware. from the delta.
was the recent guest of his mother.
Mrs. John Ware.
Mr.. Ike Bell and little SON. 4. =. Jr..
Of Hope. Ark. arc visiting Mro. Jno.
Baxter Mcfarland.
Nrs. Jnhn Allen Sykes and little
India. are guests Of Mrs.. Fannie Car
Ho1o.
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