Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-15


sides the guest Of honor were. Misses
Mamie Ricketts, Fannie Potts koia
Luckie. julia and Anna Belle Arnold,
Ruth Lakenan. sue and Elizabeth
! Robertson. Bessie Maxwell, Frances
iOok. q JeFerson CITY; Amelia Clay
Ief Paris. KY. MessH Woodbridge,
Robertson. Crawford, M and Jay
Lawder, Orear, Clarence and Latney
Barnes Morris Those assisting Mr.
and Ms Lesh were: Mr.. and MEJno-
Maxwell, Mr.. and Ms Y. o. p King
and Ms N. r. Wise.
0ut-otTown Friends.
Miss Martha Smith, OF Columbia. is
visiting Miss Galway. She has been
here before and IS quite a popular
Young lady
Mrs Frank brown and children, Of
jefferson city, who have been visiting
Mrs Browns father, Mr.. W. L. French,
returned to their home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walker Pollock enter
tained Mr.. and MH. Percy Hord, Of 81.
Louis Friday evening at tea.
Prof. John Mailer, who taught
dancing here for a number Of years,
has the management Of entertainments
at Avery Beach, South Haven. Last
seeka sgymukanan was give under
his direction. II was a beautiful sight.
A Vision.
Last Monday the sky was blue, the
sun sh0ne with its usual strength and
a brighter and prettier day for a walk
could not be imagined. Miss ESsie
Norris who always looks well was
looking particularly well, as she
Sauntered from her home, a vision OF
purity ali in white, even to the hat Of
white chiffon, which by the way was
beauty and had been wrapped in It's
sue paper for weeks waiting for a
favorable opportunity to don it. 1t
was just the addition to this dainty
gown OF lace and rufieS to top of the
whole, and make a fellow look twice
and wish Inc knew her to get one OF
those smiles and graceful bows that
she from time to time was bestowing
on friends as she met them. One
must walk around the square in Next
co, Of coune Miss ESsie did what the
rest Of US do, and was enjoying the
gentle zephyr that had come up. In
the mean time the friendly street
sprinkler saw her and thought "what
a shame to have the dust settle on
such a pretty girl" He hurried up
his horses and succeeded in gaining
the east side Of the Ringo Hotel be-
fore Miss EsSie did. He dampened
the streets thoroughly. In fact, the
street had more water on il than Salt
River has at present. At this moment
one Of our bachelors, who by the way
admires Miss EsSie very much, saw
her and she saw him. She bowed and
spoke when Oh is gentle zephyr caught
under the brim Of this dainty chiffon
chapeau and said: "He must see
those golden brown tresses under the
hat, and away the zephyr carried the
chiffon CONNECTION down the middle Of
the water soaked street, over and
oyer'it rolled, chased by several boys;
as the City Hal was reached, the bus
was being driven toward the RIngo,
the hat was between the horses feet,
they we're stopped when Smoker, "
the large 81. Bernard, owned by Chas.
Montgomery Null, came up and res
cued it. But o, What a sorry sight.
That is all.
Jewelry.
The bracelet n must wear now is
a snake coiled around the arm several
times; its eyes are emeralds and a
ruby is in its mouth. The turquoise
matrix is the most sought for of
all stones just now. The matrix is
the stone in which the turquoise is
Embedded. There are many imita-
tions. The real ones are very expen-
sive. The limitations come cheap and
are quite pretty.
S%ilhouettes are a fad Of the hour.
Many of US have one OF our grand
mothers.
Speaking Of horseless carriages: w.
W. Keith and wife, OF Chicago, went
from Chicago to Narragansett Pier in
one week, making an average run Of
$50 miles per day.
The Kaiser has bestowed greater
honoB on Mrs. Howard Gould than
any private person yet. Wilhelm met
her several yearsago as Miss lemmons
and thought her quite beautiful. She
is now yachting In German waters.
The warships will salute Mrs. Gould's
yacht, dip their colors and dress up
their sailor boys in her honor. The
regulations to be observed are these:
On the day set for the exchange OF
courtesies Mrs. Gould's yacht will
anchor at a certain spot while the war
ships file past her In parade. After
ward she will place her yacht at the
head Of the line Of war ships and sail
down the bay for a given number OF
miles until luncheon. Then, the YES
sells swinging at anchor, the admiral
will pay a c~eremonious visit 10 Mrs.
Gould, TO occupy not more than fifteen
minutes. After that Mrs. Gould will
return the visit In her smartly rlgged-
up steam launch, and then go back to
her yacht TO receive calls from the
different commOdores and captains Of
the other ships Later on all will dine
together on the admiral's flagship, and
in the evening supper will be served
and a reception held on Mrs. Gould'sI
yacht.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 10, 1900.
We have handled DIR. Moffett,sI
TEETHINA fTeething Powders) ever
since its first introduction TO the
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