Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

most delightful time.
Misses Fannie and George Guthrie
entertained Mesdames j. G. Trimble,
Of Kansas City, and W. C. johnson, Of
st. Louis, Thursday at dinner,
Mrs. George Overbacker and little
sons, Of Louisville, KY, will arrive
the 10th Of July to make an extended
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
d. Tucker.
]. R. johnson and family have gone
to their country home for the sum-
mer. Mr.. johnson win probably build
or buy handsome town home in the
near future.
Mrs. ]. Bick and children are here
for the summer. or course, Mr.. Bick
win be up from the city frequently.
They are most popular here, having
formerly lived here.
Wednesday at noon Halsey Mat
thews entertained his mother and
brothers, Howard and Homer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Briggs, Of yandalia, and Miss
Of Bowling Green, at dinner at
the Ringo.
DR.. and Mrs. Ned Rodes delightful
ly entertained at dinner Friday even
ing. The guests were, Mr.. and Mrs.
May, Of Kentucky, Mrs. Potts OF ST.
Joseph, Mrs. Rodes, OF Sedalia, and
Misses Matte Spence and Fannie
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Potts entertained
at dinner Thursday evening. The
guests included MeSsrs. aud Mesdames
j. T. Johnson, D. W. May, Of Lexing-
ton, Ky, Oscar Lewis, DIR. Ned R0des
and wife, Mrs. Cyrus CLARK and son,
Charles, and Mrs Black, OF Fulton.
l think this a good story, although a
homo muitarum literarum TO whom |
1t but yesterday failed TO see
any point. Among the many stran-
gers summering in our city are num-
Der Of pretty girls. Our beaux are
luiteads fat when it comes to pretty
girls las Mexico has only pretty %ones.l
Two Of u SWEETEST follows we're sit
ting near a crowd, discussing the
&c, when the younger one re-
marked: sThere comes Miss Blank;
I'm stuck on her. She sits at my
and is simply Irresistible" AS
she passed other eyes than theirs OBJ
served them, too. A party sitting
nearby leaned over and said to the
"What table did you say she
onsn Does the reader see the
Dinners.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. San
lord gave a dinner to Elzea French
Ind bride, inviting, too, DR.. and Mrs.
Cave, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard. I'm
fortunately Mr.. and Mrs. French had
leave for the South on the Wabash
hat afternoon.
Croquet. /,
Croquet seems to be coming into
lyle again. Monday evening there
vas a game at Miss Hathaway's.
Those who played we're Misses Maude
Wallace, Rosamond Guthrie; Messrs. /.
ohm Guthrie, Fred Hathaway and
)r. Carl PaSqueth. I
Reception. J
Miss Locke gave a delightful recep-
ion Tuesday afternoon. Those !
ssisting were her mother, Mrs. {
'elide Locke; sister, ME. Fred Nor J
is, and Mrs. Joe Rodes, Of sedalia.
here we're about fifty guests. Cool
lg refreshments we're served IN the q
lining room and punch in the east .
arlor. |
Hiss Plunketts Party.
wednesday afternoon Miss Ethel
iunkett most delightfully."- entertain a
4 about twenty Of her friends With 1
ards. Miss Lakenan received the I
a dainty c~andlestiek. Icesu
nd cake were served. This party Il
as in honor Of Miss Richardson, Of I
Louis, who Is Mrs Critics. guest, 5
ID Miss Richardson, Of Louisville, b
is Miss S~ullinger's guest. In
South Side Entertainment. a
Wednesday at 3 ,. m. Hardin study ?
had a large and a~ppreciative :
ldience 10 witness the entertain
ent given By Misses Eliza Gibbs
ell and Ruth Bragg. Prof. Guerne
aged "Roman March on the organ. {
one guessed the charade, which 4
as In four acts; the word was MEND i
ant" and very prettily acted; In r
the whole programme was beau {
carried cut The club cleared q
rec dollars and five cents, at i've b
nts a ticket; you see they had over b
xtg people in the hall The girls a
e 20 be congratulated b
Matthews-Helm II,
The Matthews-Iielm wedding We'd
ssday Afternoon vas a very pretty
iair. The north parloT was bower !,
white and green-dalsies water :
lies, asparagus ferns and palms-.
Il an ordinary amount q these love
flowers, but bushels Of them. Carl
ItiOns were used in the sitting room !,
d sweet peas in the dining room. =
be fair bride looked lovely 10 Der
gown Of palest shade Of gray,
tn hat and gloves 70 match Under
e jacket she wore an exquisite Al
ind-embuoldered white null waist. b
n. stockton, grandmother u the 81
ide, and y. ". Stockton, an uncle O
1m ST. Louis, attended the wedding. u
Miss Mabel Patton, Of Fulton; u
n. and Howard Matthews Of Eul- b.
q; Homer Matthews Of Kansas City:
iSs Irvine o. Bowling Green: Mr.. Il
d Nm BiggS of Fandalia Tues -
evening The bfideelect gave a
inner 70 relatives Of Mr.. Natthcsss :,
q her " who were here b attend =
p wedding, also Mnz T. D. Cook. it,
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