The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-25


}1L} which Mrs. Walker Fowler
was the ideal hostess. The
apartments OF this handsome home
consisting of psrlor. living room, Ii
brary and dining room were en- suite
and made bright by decorations oil
beautiful flowers aud the tables were
surrounded by elegantly gowned
women who played progressive bridge
with that interest and merriment that
make these afternoon card parties
such wholesome and enjoyable pas
times. At O'Clock toothsome and
delicious refreshments were served
Mrs Clifton Fowler and Mrs. Lex Ne
vile assisted their mother in receiv-
ing the guests.
THEAToRIUM PARTY.
Mrs. Joel Acker Rogers was hos
tess of q large theatorium party on
Thursday afternoon of last week. in
honor of Mrs. VIM. Fair, of Memphis.
The guests were served cooling ices
1t Shell's ice cream parlOr after the
picture show was over.
SEVEN HAND EUcHRE GAME.
Mrs. Edward Mangum delightfully."-
entertained at seven hand euchre on
Friday afternoon of last week. the
guests being the members of the club.
Mrs. Mangum is always sweet and
gracious hostess and the game OF Gu
chre proved unusually interesting
Dainty and delicious refreshments
were served after the game.
PAST THURSDAY EVENINGS GERMAN.
The beauty and hospitality of Alb
erdeen were at their best on Thurs
day evening of last week when at the
City Hall the young men of the city
were hosts of q charming cOtillion
complimentary to our fair maidens.
bright the lights shone DER fair
women and brave men" rs they whiled
the happy hours away in the misty
mRzes of the dance; the music was
enhancing and the number of out of
town guests added much TO the en-
joyment of the evening.
Miss DOROTHY HATCH's SUPPER PARTY
After the ball was over Miss Dorothy
Hatch. q pretty brown-eyed maiden
in the debutanue set, entertained IL
couples with . delightful buffet sup
per in her home on the avenue. An
elegant supper was served from q
table bright with lights and flowers
and the merry guests will not soon
forget this happy affair.
FOR MISS CRosFIELD.
MISS Auu6 f1OiH6S 6uLtEJBIuS IIc-
Quently and most delightfully."-, but the
party given for Miss Julia Crosfield.
the house guest of Miss Margaret
Greene. will always be imprinted on
the hearts of each young guest and
will linger long in memory. The par
lor and dining room were prettiiy
decorated for this festive occasion
and dainty refreshments were served
throughout the evening.
Miss MILDRED LAKES VISITORS CON-
PLIMENTED.
The Misses Mary Paine Wendell.
Shirley and Wortley Kirkwood. the
charming young house guests of Miss
Mildred Lake, have been the homo
rees at Q series of lovely social affairs
since their arrival in the city. On
Friday evening the young men of the
city entertained with dance at the
opera house in their honor. On Sat
urdsy evening Miss Mildred Lake was
the pretty hostess of . delightful buff
fet supper in their honor. Almost
half Q hundred guests were present
and the entire lower floor OF the house
was thrown open and presented .
gala appearance with its rainbow
color scheme OF decoration and from
all the rooms flashed lights OF wei
come rs the cars dashed up and de-
posted their burdens OF beauty and
chivslry. Dancing followed the sup
per. On Monday evening the young
men OF the city were hosts of moon
light picnic for these same lovely
hoporees. and on Tuesday afternoon
Miss India Sykes Houston was the
pretty blonde hostess Of : beautiful
BOO party. Her home was fragrant
With beautiful flowers and > delicious
menu was served the guests after the
game was over. Mrs. George Paine
entsrtsinsd with : large theatorium
party on Wednesday afternoon. serY-
Ing delightful refreshments sfteP the
picture show. and Thursdsy evening
the young men OF West Point were
hosts ct > lovely cotillion in their
honor.
CHILDREN's PARTY.
Tiny Agnes Paine was the dear lit.
tie hostess Of . pretty party . few Of.
tsrnoons ago. The wee guests enjoy.
"a playing on the lawn and Teasing
aDop the good things which Agnes
pa0thsr served to them later on in the
aftDrN00p.
WEDDLNQ-poLE-HUNT
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