Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-08

noEul1S are exclusively for women:
The aftemo0n men and women; Tues
DAY nights there s a party. the pool
bang engaged regularly b. the young
nen- THURSDAY night q this week
there vas another parts. There Is
nothing Ike the aquatic sport this
weather.
A Reply.
The editor q the LKDsEg called
the society editor a.senuoG 70 the
kng skirts women wear and the very
ungraoeful way they carry the sane.
NuE. fDst exactly what be wants ne
10 DO IS not plain He says be sob-
serves with displezsure some Of the
latest and least shapely women are
the offenders" ! would have him
understand our tail, WiIloEy women
are the 0nes who can hold them
gracefully, not the others He
certainly does not mean 10 be person
al Ii has been several years since /
doomed my hrSt short OF rainy day
skirt lin great fear and trepidation
lest be would order it or l don't
agree with Mr.. White, quite. l
would rather see 4 woman hold up her
train, In any manner, II she must wear
it. than drag IL over the pzvements
that cur Lords o. creation have used
for their euSpidor.
Gossip
DR.. r. ,. Lutz and MrS Lutz, Of St
Louis, are at weqBeiousing for the
summer
Mr. and Mrs George Maxwell. Of
ST Louis spent Sunday in this city,
visiting Mr.. and Ms jos Maxwell
Ehere was a delightful moonlight
party at Mord Fox's Tuesday night,
b. Tom Bruce and Miss Fox.
Miss Clara Carter, u st. Louis, ar
rived this afternoon 70 visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Lupton, and other
relatives
Bishop futile, who Is at his cottage
1t Wequetonslng, holds the opening
services every Sunday at 4 o'clock at
Assembly Hall. Every day at 5 o'clock
be takes a plunge In the bay and
almost always is the central figure In
; merry group Of boys who are trying
70 master the aquatic sport.
Early this week Mrs. Nichols and
granddaughter, Misses Engenia and
josephine Forrest, returned from a
month sOloun in Colorado. They.
several places Of interest, but
enjoyed the cog railway and Pixies
Peak the most While on the top Of.
Pixies Peak they saw a beautiful
surrounded by snow In the sun
when way below them was a
thunder storm. Miss Eugenia IelI into.
SNOW drift by way Of variety.
+Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
We have a number Of camping
grounds in our vicinity. Jennings
Hole mot a pretty name, the last
Jet a pretty plaee.) Our club.
that went camping every summer,
several years ago, used it two years
l believe, they liked It 50 well. The
camp fire and song after the dance,
when we were tired and almost ready
for the Land Of Nod.n How well
you all remember themf
Florida is another lovely spot.
Snakes were plentiful one year out at
the camp, l remember, and rains too
But it seemed never too warm for
dancing and all kinds OF healthfuI ex-
srcises. Not much boating was in
duiged in. The river was swollen be-
Fond its banks and was a raging tor
rent.
Smiley's was another lovely camp
ING grounds. Several Of our matches
we're struck there.
Auxyasse, perhaps, is the widest
md most mountainous. One could
almost imagine themselves In the
Mountains in Pennsylga-
lia. 1t is, l think, one Of the lowell
st places in the State, and such
oyely ferns and good fishing. Mexl-
and Fulton had plcnics there every
Tear for several years. One year Full
would be our guests, and the next
We would be theirs. Each tried to
the other. ] remember one
'ear Miss Annie Woodward, Ian
hit, the editor Of this paper and his
wife went out in a surrey together. It
vas a lovely drive. II you don't be-
ieye 1t ask Ian Hit about It. He
vii never forget Il, l am sure. Ellers
5 q pretty place, too.
For picnlcS, Just stop and consider
he good times We have all had at
'Ogell's, Barnes Lawder's, eau
horns Adams, RusseIl's and sneed's
Onds.