Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-12-26

with Mrs Landon Rodes
Miss Elizabeth Wiley, Of Peoria,
Ill, viii spend Christmas week With
her friend. Miss Tinnie Ferris.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Ms Up
ham and Miss Wiley were entertained
at tea BY Mrs Fred Llewellyn.
The Misses Harrison and Tinnle
Gave left Thursday to attend a house
party at Miss Glenn's, near Columbia.
Miss Edith Parker left for her home
the first Of the week, after q very de-
lightful visit to her sister, Mrs. win
Coons
Commencing with the new year
Hardin College will have Monday in
stead Of Saturday for the weekly
holiday.
Harrison Cave arrived to-day to
spend the holidays; be Is attending
college in Kentucky. While here he
viii be theguest Of Mrs. ]. T. johnson.
The Hardin girls have gone to their
homes for the holiday; about six or
eight Of them remained here. Also.
all the cadets, except the same num-
Der, are away. Many Of the faculty Of
both schools are gone, too.
MessrS W. D. and G. W. Lewis, of
McFall, Mo-, have bought the Wal
ker-Stutz Buggy Factory at Goshen,
Ind, and will move there soon. The
MeSsrs Lewis married sisters o. Mrs.
A. S. johnson, also have other rela-
tiyes here.
Among the visitors In our little city
for Christmas are viii Fritts, Of the
School of Pharmacy, st. Louis; Har-
vey EmmoDs, of Chicago University;
Dave Robertson and Louis Barth, Of
the State University, and Mitchell
White, of Westminster, Fulton.
Entire nous, l am told that a certain
Mexico fellow, who has been in the
South for the past year or more, goes
up to the Capital Of Missouri quite
regularly to see a certain fair maid
whose home was In Mexico until a
year ago. Idon't blame him, do you?
Miss Hays many friends will be
delighted 70 know she is here; she
anived to-day. She is at Mrs. Yam
ceyas. I am requested to state that
Miss Hays friends are invited TO call
any time, but especially Thursday
afternoon, when Mesdames Yancey
and wilkins win be at home quite
informally toall then.
A friend Of mine gave me the follow
ing items the other day. She said she
wanted to do some society stuff her
self and this is the result: "Mrs. chas.
Buckner actually made q good cake
after three months hard work; Miss
Wallace was seen crossing the street
sweeping the the snow with her skirts
Miss Elizabeth Duncan called on one
, of the neighborsn Let me add:
20, wad some power the gJtie gle u
To see ouFsels as ithers e u.s."
Sunday School Glass Entertained.
Miss Emma Morris entertained in I
; most charming manner her SUNDAY
School class Friday afternoon.
South Side Social Set.
This club was charmingly enter
tanned by Ralph Buckner Saturdal
night. Several members were absent
Z Games were enjoyed. Lovely straw
! berry ice cream and cake were served
n Future Events.
q Miss Jessie Karnes will give a larg
party during Christmas week.
The Misses Harrison will give
large party Christmas night fo
! Miss Tinnie and Harrison Cave, {
n Texas.
d The Salmagundi will have an ope
E, session at Mrs. W. E. Vests, whe
i the husbands and sweethearts will B
10 entertained.
lcl Wedding.
In January Miss Susan S. Dean
!" eldest daughter Of Rev. K. NJ. Dean
win be married to Mr.. Chauncey {
t. Shaw, Of Dallas, Texas. Miss Susie
Is a very lovely girl, who has scores {
% friends wherever she is known. NJ
S, Shaw is a lawyer and, until r~ecentll
re resided in St Louis. He is a youn
lg man with a bright future before hin
y and a thorough gentleman. 1t will
r. a church wedding. The brides fathe
" will perform the ceremony.
~ Hiss Duncan's Party.
ic Friday night Miss Duncan close
y her class Of 1901 with a delightfl
D affair at her class rooms. There wei
fifty at the party. The Mandoli
d. Club was behind a screen Of palms
the center of the room. Every on
Seemed TO have athe best time" Tt
!, programmes we're neat. The pupi
4 are a credit TO their fair teacher. Mi
l. Duncan will begin teaching again a
D. ter the holidays. She has gone 60 col
3 siderable expense to fix up her room
? The reception room, two dreSsin
~ rooms and the en- sembe room are quit
! 10 keeping with cur Montezuma Ciul
Miss Duncan has fitted these room
for her own use and the public. Thel
At could not bea more private place 4
+ the Xmas dances. Private parties ca
e rent the rooms and avoid havingth b
= homes turned topsy turyy. We al
x certainly growing and broadening GU
ls Reception.
Il Mesdames Ysneey and W. G. wi
y kins ave a lovely reception Wedne
a day Afternoon at their lovely ne
= homeo on East Monroe for the N. N. 4
a faculty and cadets and Hardin facu
= IL. The rooms were prettiiy decora
e ed In bunting and Christmas green
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