The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-08-06
Entertainments.

Mrs. Richard Hines was a lovely
hostess on last Friday evening, en-
tertaining a party of friends at
bridge, followed by midnight buff
fet supper. Mrs. Lex Neville and
Mr.. Aeker Rogers won the prizes,
attractive decks of cards. Those
who enjoyed the pleasure of Mrs.
Hines hospitality were: Mr. and Mrs
Jas. l. Atchison, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Dugan, Mr.. and Mrs. Acker Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lex Neville, Messrs.
Clarence Lowe, J. H. McFarlane,
Ben Mcfarland and DR.. Coleman
The Monthly Card Party and
Dance held at the Elks' Club on
Monday evening was a brilliant af-
fair. Fifteen tables were placed in
the living room, where Hearts"
were played Mrs Gibson B. Gray
received the ladies prize, a card table
while Dr. Jamie Acker won the gen
tleman's prize, box of handker-
chiefs. A particularly appetizing
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toes, sandwiches and apricot ice was
served Dancing was enjoyed dur
ing the latter part of the evening.
The charming success of the occas-
ion was due to the hostesses, Mrs.
Condie Tubb, John Binford, Willie
Paine, and Paul Graves
Miss Martha Hicks graciously
complimented Miss Elizabeth Bin
ford, of Atlanta, Ga, with a bridge
party on Monday morning. Follow
ing an interesting game, in which
Miss Mildred Lake was the lucky
winner, a delicious salad and ice
course was served. Among the 9TH
er attractive affairs given in honor
Miss Binford were a card party on
Wednesday afternoon, given by Miss
Dorothy Hatch, and an elaborate
buffet supper on Friday evening. CIV
en- by Mrs. John A. Binford.
Miss Hunter Clifton honored her
guest Miss Irene Blair, of Washing
ton, d. c., with a morning bridge
party on Wednesday. The prize, a
bottle of Mary Garden, was won by
Miss Blair. Salad, sandwiches, and
iced tea were served The following
guests were present Mesdames Hen
ry Dugan, Cliff Fowler, Ed Young,
Jim Donaldson, Miss Anne McFa-
land, Mary Lou Maynard, and Sallie
Clifton.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dugan entertained at bridge
having as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. Acker
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Lex Neville,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sykes, Mr.. Ben
Mcfarland and DR.. Granlof. After
an intense game, prizes were award
ed Mrs Lex Neville and Mr.. Ben
Mcfarland Tempting refreshments
were served.
Miss Lucille and Allen Mckinney
entertained with a rock party on
Wednesday evening. The prizes
were won by Miss Elma Haney and
were served at the close of the even
ing. Sixteen gueses were present.
Tn Baptist Ladies Aid Society was
given a lovely reception by Mrs. W.
s. Waite on Monday afternoon. All
the members were present, and con-
tributed literally to shower given
to one of the worthy members. The
meeting was closed with the usual de-
votional services, and adjourned un-
I'll the first Monday in September.
Among the many sad deaths re-
sulting from influenza in 1919 was
that of Capt. Peter Richardson, who
died in Coblenz. His remains have
just arrived in this country, and on
August the third the interment was
made at Arlington Cemetery, Wash
ington, D. G. Capt Richardson was
buried with military honors. Those
attending the funeral were: Mrs. |
Richardson, of California, Mrs. Ray
Knight, of Birmingham, Capt. Chas. |