Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-01-26
HOME NOTES.

anu ilGEchlttE IL VIC ldll fIcutIDu your WONE-
ments and entertainments it will be your own
fault-not0 ours.
HOME NOTES.
Col. Hutton is in St. Louis.
Judge Robinson is stopping at the
Ringo.
II. X. Mourning has returned from
Texas.
Henry Woodward is acting deputy.
sheriff.
Miss Mollie Shootman is visiting
in st. Louis.
Smith Spence is writing in the as
sessor's office.
J.. B. Clark, of Laddonia, was in
town Monday.
Miss Mollie Ricketts, is visiting rel
)~atives on Promenade.
Mrs. Jane Ricketts, is visiting Mrs
Ex-Governor Hardin.
b. s. Hite is recovering from a Sc
we're spell of sickness.
Miss Mamie Rines returns to school
in st. Louis next month.
D. N. Evans, Of Kansas City, was
down to court this week.
r. G. Galbreath has been appointed
postmaster at Worcester.
George Harper has returned from
a visit to his parents in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn return from
their wedding tour Tuesday evening
Miss Eliza Perry drew the gold
watch at lIartz's show Tuesday
night.
Hon. Sol. Hughlett, Representative
of Montgomery county, is attending
court.
Mrs. Garner drew the set of furni'
ture at the Hartz entertainment last
night.
! Mrs. DIR. Ready and Mrs. Geo. A.
Mor.i is will return from st. Louis
Saturday night.
Miss Maggie Slaughter, of Balti
more, Maryland, is the guest 0
Miss May Ross.
Clayt. Lupton is now with thu
commission house of Billingsly &
Manson, of st. Louis.
Miss Belle Morris is quite sick
Her many friends missed her at thu
party Tuesday night.
Richard Graham and wife hav,
gone to housekeeping in a neat cot
tage near Hardin College.
Miss Ridgway, of Maryvi.le, VIII,
has been visiting Mrs. Virgil Kcene
returned to her home Tuesday night
Mayor Bassford has returned from
a very pleasant trip East, looking a
though the world had treated Inn
well.
+. NJ. Anderson of Webster Groves
st. Louis county, was in town Tues
day, aud-we promised not to tell OF
him.
Miss Lizzie Clark is fast recovering
the use of her ankle, which she hat
the misfortune to sprain a few week
since.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. r. E
Lawder entertained Miss Kate Craw
ford and a number of her friends a
the Ringo House.
Some of our aesthetic ladies ar,
going crazy owe the new styles o
advertising cards, and some of then
are making scrap-books.
We call the attention of our lad,
friends who wear immense hats t.
the theatre, to the %coquetish and de
cidedly becoming white opera hood
ornamented by white satin bow ant
ties, worn by Miss May Henderson
to opera house last Monday evening
We trust this fashion will prevail
Ladies look charming in hoods, and
persons can then see the stage.
A TERPsICoREAN PARTY.
! Mrs. T.. Rines gave an impromptr
dance at the RilIgo House last Tues.
day night, which was one Oftllc most
enjoyable affairs that has occurred
this winter. Among those present
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Llewellyn, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lack.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Nc Williams,
DR.. and Mrs. Patterson. DR.. and Mrs.
French, Mr.. and Mrs. ltiugo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawdcr, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
White, Miss Hattie Nichols, Miss
Ridgeway of Maryville, Miss Henri
eta Gooch. Miss May Henderson of
Sedalia, Mrs. Daisy Maths. Mrs. l..
&C.. Mitchell. Miss Emma Luckie,
Misses Lutte Cave, Allie Morris, Al
lie Hite, Kate Crawford, Linnie AL
lison, Carrie Edwards, Annie Morris,
Cora Burns, Mrs. Keene, the Misses
Doty, and the Misses Hiscy.
We have not the space to give
names of the gentlemen.
There were many handsome toilets.
Especially noticeable were:
Miss Kate Crawford, who wore
black satin. jet ptssementerics, lace
sleeves, coral necklace and earrings.
Miss MAY Henderson, dark blue
satin skirt, polka dot, satin polon-
aise, pink trimmings.
Miss Ridgeway, cream satin, dane
ing length, Spanish lace founccs,
jaequeminot ross on left side.
Miss Lutte Gaze. wine plush skirt,
satin polona.sc Of same color,
Miss Annie Morris, wine colored
satin skirt, plush polonaise, diamond
ornaments.
Miss Hattie Nichols, black velvet
skirt, cardinal jersey and sash,
Miss Belle Hisey, wine colored silk
skirt, wine and old gold plush polon-
aise.
Mrs. DR.. French, navy blue satin,
with plush polonaise, ornaments dla-
monds.
Miss Cora Burns, pink nuns veil
ing, light blue polka dot satin point
ed waist,
Mrs. Lawder, blue satin and velvet
combined, jewelry, amethysts and
pearls.
Mrs. Maths, cardinal shirred satin
skirt, cream brocade polonaise.
Mrs. LleWellyn, black silk skirt,
velvet polonaise, steel and jet passe-
manfrios