Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1901-07-04

Hss7FeS Marie Hooker, who is quite
~ a pretty brunette, She wore
an exquisite gown Of heavenly blue
creve de chine, embroidery in same
color, trimmed with embroidered brus-
sells net. They had Miss vesta Hook
er, the brides sister, and Mr.. Proctor
Harris, as their maid and best man.
The stork win visit number Of
homes in Mexico this year.
Miss Emma Morris will visit
Lwarenceburg, Ind, at the Hunters
soon.
Wednesday about one hundred at
tended fish fry at Powell's Ford.
They say they had a grand time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chriss Hall viii keep
house on West Pine street, st. Louis,
for two months, beginning the first Of
July.
Mrs. Pittnan's many friends will be
glad to know that she will visit Mex
leo in August. She win be the guest
Of Mrs. Van Ness.
Mrs. Dea Car Smith and her charm
ing daughter, Miss Vera, will be
housekeeping in the D. P. Moore
home while the Moores are in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Sadie Wiley goes to st. Louis
this week to be with Espy, her son,
for several months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Freeman win occupy her home
while she is gone.
Miss Creighton Brown, OF Clinton,
will attend Hardin College next term,
She is daughter Of J. +. Brown, Of
that place. He married Miss Stella
Harper, you know.
DR.. Potts, who has been here for
some time, will visit for a few days In
Kansas City, when he will take in the
Beaumont oil fields, before returning
to his home in San Francisco.
Mrs. Joe Moore will return in July
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Wiles, Of Dayton, Ohio. Miss Mary
Buckley will remain until school
opens in September, when Mrs. Wiles
will accompany her home.
Mrs. Van Ness went to st. Louis
Wednesday, where she attended the
wedding Of Miss Nell Scott, who was
married to Mr.. John Davis. 1t was q
very quiet wedding and a very pretty
one. Miss Scott Is a cousin Of Mr.
Van Ness.
Miss Allison has rem0deled her
home on North Jefferson street,
tearing out partitions, adding a large
dining room on the south side and a
room above, bath room, furnace and
laundry. Il is aicRefs place. The
Clabaughs have moved In.
For Hiss Weir, Of La Grange.
Miss Mamie Davis entertained at
cards Tuesday evening for her guest,
Miss Weir. II was one Of the most
delightful affairs of the week.
The Horse show.
Among those who viii attend the
Horse Show at the Capital this week
are: Mrs. e. S. Wilson, Misses Ma
mie Ricketts,, Anna Bell Arnold, Neya
French and jamie Clay. Messrs. r.
e. Hisey and Frank Robertson.
A Word to the Wise, Etc,
Before you start to the sea shore,
mountains or exposition, get raglan
like a man's-if you would look
smart on your trip. Pongee under
wear is cool and durable; and for your
robe de nut on the Pullman, soft black
silk.
ChiIdren's Party.
Tuesday afternoon the lovely lawn
of the Headington home on East
Promenade was lovelier than usual.
Mrs. Goodwin, of the NJ. NJ. A., gave
a children's party. They played al
the games the little ones delighted in
and had delicious refreshments. Theii
pretty faces we're delight to behold
Whist Club.
At Mrs. ]. ID. fuckers Saturday
the score was almost as far apart a
usual. Table /, East and West, vert
victorious, scoring one point. Tabl'
2, same side, came of eight point
ahead. Last Wednesday morning th'
club met with Mrs. II. e. @. Tucker
North and South scored at botl
tables the same, four points.
Family Picnic.
Wednesday noon Rev. Or. Porte
and family took a basket dinner a
Hardin campus. 1t was a jolly party
PIatters of fried chicken, freezers 0
cream, good appetite and a joll,
crowd. Misses Frances Guthrie, Jose
phine Forrest and Flora Allen wer
the only guests present. The part
numbered about twenty. They had
good time.
Kings Daughters Picnic
rrhs r;enic was a success. Of course