Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-05-15

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The Whist Club viii not meet any
more until fan.
The Alumne meeting this week was
delightful. The song adopted was
sung. Mr.. Million gave the members
present a talk.
Miss Rose Porter's short stay in
Texas gave 10 her cheeks a new bloom
IL was a much needed rest; her mother
will remain several weeks longer.
There is something "new" in our
town, Miss Anna Belle Arnold had the
pleasure Of nameingit It. she ch~ristened
1t ''plng-pong." French s Garrett
make and sell It. Il is certainly a
delectahle connection.
Mrs. Sanford entertained Col. Hord,
Mrs. Susie Buckner, Mrs. S. B. Cook,
Miss Jessie Cook, Masters Louis Hord
and Howard Cook, Sunday. For lunch
Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. E, S.
Wilson and Mr.. Roy MeFarlane join
ed the party.
Mrs. Lou Gardner is in receipt OF an
invitation to enter a piano contest at
Salisbury. 1t seems several invitations
have been received here. The con-
testant pays five dollars to enter. The
winner gets 500 in money. Mrs.
Gardner says she win not enter.
The rumor that is afioat about one
Of our prettieSt girls trying to elope
very recently with a young professional
man is without foundation even. He
is an exemplary fellow and there could
not possibly be any objections TO the
match If the young couple intended
to marry.
The Walking Club.
Last Monday Misses Frances Gill,
Virginia Price, Louella and Mary
White, Goodrich, Duncan, Dudley,
Messrs. Clyde Ellis, Joe Luckie,
Ralph Luckie and win Morris, start
ed out about four O'Clock in the after
noon for a jaunt. Their suppers and
guns were carried Of course. Notwith-
standing the threatening clouds, the
mud and fences, they had a grand time.
Maybe the aforesaid things added to
the enjoyment.
Miss Luckie Entertained.
Friday afternoon Miss Kota Luckie
entertained friends with plng-pong,
the game par excellence Of the hour.
Also her guests given a needle &c
thread, sitting on a large jar without
putting their feet to the floor. Miss
Julia Ross was awarded the prize. The
judges decided she poised or posed
whichever 1t may be, more gracefully
than three others who tied with her
The prize was a lovely turnover
Miss Kota served a dainty lunch. The
guests included MeSdames Jackman
CoOns, Sanford, Pollard, Wilson, Mon
tague, Mccall, Of Fulton, Butte.
Guthrie, Greedy Talbot, Misses New
French, Ruth Lakenan, Fannie Potts
Mayme Ricketts,, Julia Ross.
), Hardin Faculty.
7 In another fortnight we viii sa.
good bye to the college girls and acad
envy boys for several months. Pres
D dent and Mrs. Million win leave 70
7 New York as soon as commencement
{ exercises are over. Mr.. Ross expect
; remain in Mexico. Mrs. Richardso
L and Miss Hathaway will study at Gu
cago University. Mr.. GueTne VIII Ell
IS JOY the delights Of Colorado, as he e.
poets to trough it, up in the mouI
tains with Mr.. and Mrs. Klingenberi
Mr.. Barley win attend Chicago Un
versity. Mrs. Forrest win occupy ht
cottage near Chicago and take lessor
in voice culture in the city. Mi
Allison will spend a goodly portion
'e the vacation at Chautauqua LAX
l. New York, where she intends to tai
n up her work; later she will rest at Il
It seashore. Miss Thomas expects TO
at her home in Kansas, with SEN
weekly lessons in music taken il Ka
sas City in the early part Of the sur
mer later she may 60 to Chicago +
= lessons. Mrs. Thomas viii after
Chicago University. Mrs. Eaton "
= imbibe the health inyigorating oxygI
in the Rocky mountains. Mrs. We
will make several visits. Miss Horn
day win enjoy her home in Kansi
Miss Wissner will 90 to Virginia,
course. Miss Pattingill and Miss RI
= erts viii study and rest Mr.. Sha
viii travel in the interests Of the c
lege. Prof. Kummel always Tetur
in the fall after an in~yigorating So
mer spent on the bluffs 10 Glasgow.