The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-06-20

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SEVEN HAND EUCHRE MEETS.
Tho members of the Seven HAND
Euchre Club were most charmingly
entertained last Friday afternoon by
Mrs. J. w. French. In the parlol
where the game was played roses
pink and white and red. roses every
where were spread. Prizes were
awarded at the close of the game
and elegant refreshments served
Mrs. French is an ideal hostess and
each guest was enthusiastic in praise
of her and her party.
MISS HOLMES PARTY.
Last Friday afternoon charming
array of guests assembled at the home
of Miss Anne Holmes. where she
entertained with miscellaneous
shower for Miss Mary Lou West.
The rooms were embellished with
summer blossoms which waited
their fragrance to the guests. The
honoree was the recipient of many
useful and pretty gifts and was most
attractively gowned. Miss Holmes
and Mrs. Maynard Holmes were also
gowned in airy summer frocks. At
the close of the afternoon the guests
were invited into the dining room
where amid the beauty and frag-
rance of roses most delicious menu
was served.
AL FRISCO ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. Frank Johnson entertained
her Sunday school class with a
pretty al fresco party Thursday even
ing of last week. The lawn was
illuminated with electric lights and
the tables for finch were placed on
the velvety sward. There was music
on the victrola and cream and cake
were served at the end of the game
DINNER.
Mrs. Will Carlisle gave a pretty
dinner Thursday of last week for
Mrs. Charles Turner, of Greenwood.
The table was most attractive with
its embroidered cloth. crystal and
silver and a tempting menu was
served. Other guests were Mrs.
Frank Ransom. and Miss Josephine
Clifton.
BRIDGE SERIES MEETS.
Miss Christine Rogers entertained
her bridge club in a most delightful
manner Tuesday afternoon. The
parlors were attractively decorated
with beautiful summer blossoms,
and the hostess was pretty picture
in an airy summer gown and her
hospitality was most gracious and
graceful. Delightful refreshments
followed the game.
DANCING PARTY.
Misses Sallie Keenan, and Mary
Lily Dortch, two airy fairy blends.
were hostess of delightful dancing
party Monday evening. to which
were invited many happy lads and
lassies.
MOONLIGHT PICNIC.
The b. Y. P. US of the Baptist
church enjoyed a moonlight picnic
on Tuesday evening at the River
bridge. The returned soldiers
were the honor guests. Over thirty
five were present and a delightful
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Johnson were the chaperones.
LITTLE FOLKS PARTY.
Little Miss Ellen Eikner was the
sunny hostess of a birthday party
on Wednesday afternoon. Though
the elements were not propitious.
the little folks enjoyed the games
indoors and at the close of the after
noon tempting cream and cake
were served and each little guest
will always remember the pretty
hostess and her party.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Miss Mary Louise Watkins is an
absentee. visiting relatives and
friends in Grenada and Greenwood.
Mrs. Eugene franklin and little
Mary Josephine left town Friday at.
ter an enjoyable visit with Mrs. Le-
roy Watkins on Sunset Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fowler, oil
Shaw. are with Mr.. and Mrs. Walk.
er Fowler on Hickory street.
Miss Sallie Clifton is visiting
friends in Vicksburg and from there
will 60 to New York City.
Miss Julia Eckford returned this
week from st. Louis.
Mrs. Sadie Sykes Staicos anc
Angelic Stacioe were recent guests