Mexico weekly ledger., 1897-08-12
IN FASHION
Did Mrs. u. W. Robertson and Miss
Sue Robertson Entertain Their
Friends Thursday Afternoon
and Evening.

Robertson were at home to their many
friends at their elegant capacio us
mansion on East Love street
Thursday afternoon and evening, in
honor of DIR. Elizabeth Cahill and Mrs.
Linda Crumley, of Boston. During
the afternoon there was a continual
flow of guests; married ladies from
three to six, and the older crowd of
young ladies from four to seven, while
Miss Robertson's especial friends
among the young people were re-
ceived from eight thirty to twelve in
the evening.
1t Is su%perfuous to say that all pres
emit enjoyed themselves. Mrs. Rob-
ertson displayed hospitality with q
lavish hand, while Miss Sue, charm
ing in a gown of white organdie, with
American Beauty roses, made it her
mission to lei that each individual
guest especially enjoyed him OF her
self. Mrs. Crumley, formerly Miss
Linda Ferrill, of Fulton, we'll known
in Mexico, and DR.. Cahill delighted
all with their geniality and gracious
ness.
The afternoon had its charms en-
HANGED by the beautiful young ladies,
who assisted. Misses Ruth Lakenan,
Wayne Duncan, Daisy Baker and
Clara Treloar presided in the dining
room; Misses Allie Locke, Myn Bast,
Wayne Ricketts, and Janett Mckinley
held way over the coffee table; Misses
Lizzie Robertson, Bessie Maxwell,
Susie Brown and Matte Mason serv-
ed at the punch bowl, and little Misses
Ruth Robertson and Marguerite Cave
met the guests at the door with a
smiling welcome. Mesdames j. G.
Lakenan, j. F. LleweIlyn and Chas.
Glendy assisted in entertaining.
In the evening Miss Robertson's
friends began to gather about nine
and soon animated conversation and
merry peals of laughter told that time
was flying for them on golden wings.
The crowd was too congenial to be
stiff and too well entertained to be
bored. The handsome and spacious
Robertson residence was brilliantly
lighted and delightfully."- arranged,
while liberal flowers and potted plants
lent their fragrance and beauty to
numberless Incompatible corners.
The coIored mandolin club dispensed
sweetest music to appreciative ears,
and those SO inclined tripped the light
fantastic toe to the slow and lazy
waltzes or to the quicker gallop of the
two step.
Miss Sue Robertson is we'll known
and generally recognized as one of
Mexico's most attractive and beauti-
full young ladies, with all the charm of
fair maidenhood and all the magnet
ism of the woman.
If her social career is crowned with
as many pleasures as we're showered
upon her guests last evening, it will
continually be replete with joy.
Among those present in the evening
were:
Messieures and Mesdames j. G..
Lakenan, Chas. Glendy, 81. E. @.
Tucker; Misses Mabelle Hord, Pearce,
of Kentucky; Houston, of Chicago;
Allie Locke, Ruth Lakenan, Julia Ar
mold, Wayne Duncan, Daisy Baker,
Myn Bast, Clara Treloar, Frances
Howe, Brooks, Janett Mckinley Annie
Potts, Wayne Ricketts,, Edyth Ham
ilten, BERTHE Crigler, Nell Lewis, May
Lewis and Leila Sallee. Messrs. B. B.
Tureman, M. B. Guthrie, Pearce, of
Kentucky; Fred A. Morris, Clarence
A. Bowers, Jouett H. Shouse, Harvey
III. Emmons, Arthur Thomas Dunn, of
Salisbury; Frank Robertson, W. @.
Eagon, Mark Erskine, of st. Louis;
Clarence Brown, Latney Barnes,
George Bruce, Fred Steele, Chas. @.
Criswell, James G. Galloway, Lewis
Powers, George A. Morris, Joe Davis,
Fred Pitcher, Percy Treloars and Will
Treloar.