Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-09-26
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Miss neyault, Of View Florence, will
spend the winter with e. 4. Bast and
family and attend Hardin College
They d. tell me IAN hits a solemn
fac siRs, that Dan Cupid IS going
t. lead tue Il Nexico's girls IL the
altar very soen-
Miss Mary Burks, VITA a=s been the
guest Of NrS IS. g. Burks Cor several
weeks, left Friday for Houston, Tex
where she will reside permanently.
Last saturday Miss Julia Ross gave
an "all-day party to arw friends.
Mesdames W. W. FRY, C. Il. johnson,
Butler Guthrie and Miss Kota Luckie
were the guests.
Ms. l. W. Saunders and Miss Leola
Walker. will spend the winter in ST
Louis studying music under Professor
Owens, who wa one Of the judges in
the piano contest last spring.
Miss Kate Hail, Of Denison. Texas,
is visiting Ms. Rachel Bridgford.
She is a former student OF Hardin.
Miss Han says that ]. p. Coll, who
used to live here, is doing splendidly
In Denison. Texas.
Mrs. Tom Campbell entertained the
following ladies at luncheon On Fri
day afternoon in honor OF Miss Demp
'sey, OF st. Louis: Mesdames T. F.
Roden, Harry Wolf, James Garrett.
Jr., NJ. o. Common. Bird Selby.
On Tuesday Mrs Chas. Glendy gave
one OF her ever delightful dinners.
Those attending were MeSdames R F
Hisey, Rufus Hisey, J. C. Lakenan,
C. B Morris James Dowell. Romans,
and Miss Mullins, the latter three
named ladies being Of Benton City.
Saturday afternoon about p little
folks enjoyed the hospitality Of Mrs
Terrell on North jefferson street. 1t
was given for her little nephew. Mar
tin Turner Myers. The children
played games and had a good time
generally and, Of course. thoroughly
enjoyed the dainty refreshments
The ladies Of Mexico are not slow
By any means, and in this Goth CEN
fury Iage when such lightning strides
OF progress are being made in every
branch Of science, art and literature,
these ladies don't intend to sit
at home and face only the
insolvable problem Of domestic life
They T ambitious, not for "a motley
coat" but to improve themselves and
keep abreast With the times. The
Wednesday Club evidently means
They have a programme ar
ranged for the entire year and pro-
pose 70 follow il ont. The members
Of the club are Mesdames Fred Lew
ID. A. Mcmillan, James En-
mons, $. p. Emmons, W. L. Reed,
5. Wilson, ]. A. Guthrie. Elwyn
Wick Mason, Polly Ripley, Joe
Leila Mitchell, Misses Esther
Houston, Martha sullinger and Jessie
Russell.
Friday afternoon Mrs. W. W. Fry
gave a very delightful luncheon in
honor Of Mrs. C c. johnson, OF st.
one always anticipates a good
time when invited TO Mrs. Fry's. The
guests were not allowed to sit and
but thsir wits were put 10 work
guessing contest questions we're
asked, the answers being the names Of
cities. Some Of the ladies said they
always got such splendid grades in
geography when they went to school.
but | fear the geographical bumpl
their heads have somewhat de-
creased. However, some had not. for
Miss Linnie Allison guessed all but
three, thereby winning the prize, a
beautiful hand-painted plate, and
Mrs c. c. johnson guessed all but
four. These present were Mesdames
W. NJ Treloar, Jim Buckner, c. C.
johnson, Y o. P. King, E. 6. Wilson,
Misses Belle Morris, Irma Barnes,
Jessie Russell, Linnie Allison, Julia
Ross and Maude Wallace.