Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-05-22
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Mrs. ii. J. Silver Is the guest 81 Ler
daughter, Mrs Wm Treloar. Mrs
Silver will spend the summer 10 Mex
leo.
Mrs. joseph Maxwell is here for the
summer. She looks SO well one can
hardly believe that she has been IN
most Of the past winter.
MB. J.. II. Miller, Of High Hin, is
the guest Of her cousin, hiss Loua
steele. Mr. Miller was Miss May
Hughes and is quite popular here,
which was her home before her marri-
age.
Reception.
Friday afternoon the Kings Daugh-
ters' gave a lovely reception at Mrs,
Tony Callaway's. There were about
eighteen present. 10 was in honor OF
Misses Roth and Greenwood, OF St
Louis, who talked upon the Daugh-
ters' work. Mrs Galloway served
coffee, sandwiches and pickles. II
was a most delightful affair.
Picnic
Friday afternoon Misses Mamie
Ricketts,, Annabelle and Julia AT
mold, Kota Luekie, Fannie Potts,
Ruth Lakenan, Neva French, Flora
Thomas and MiSsFloyd MessrS. Sims,
Rhodes Clay, Clarence Barnes Geo.
Morris, Geo. Ross, DR.. Spence, chape-
roned by DR.. and Mrs. Ned ROdes and
son, went TO Barnes Ford, leaving
town about five. They enjoyed their
supper in the woods and returned to.
town about nine when they went TO.
the club rooms and danced the rest Of
the evening.
A Pleasan. Day.
Wednesday DR.. and Mrs. Kokendof-
fer, Mrs. C. T. Varnon and her sister,
Miss Layson, Of Kentucky, spent a
most delightful day at Mrs. Sears,
south Of town. Mrs. Sears sister,
Mrs. Harmon, of Milford, Ill, is Wis
iting her.
Pipg-Pong.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharp, their guest, Miss Floyd, Of
Albany, Mo-, and Mr.. Barber were
guests at J. G. Lakenan's, where
p~ing-pong was duly enjoyed. Mr..
Barber played several selections for
the party on the piano.
Reception.
Tuesday Mesdames w. II. Wallace
and A. B. Smith and Misses Mary
Long and Maud Wallace gave a lovely
reception at the Wallace home on
South jefferson. There were about
three hundred invitations issued and
most everyone responded in person.
The home was prettily decorated in
spring flowers, the dining room being
especially pretty with its polished
table, point lace center piece and
large vase with bridal wreath In itand
ferns scattered here and there on the
table. The party received their
guests in the north parlor.
Mrs. Wallace wore black satin, re-
lieyed with pink trimmings and lace;
Mrs. Austin Smith, a French lawn in
pink; Mrs. Sidney Smith. Of SOlum-
bis, In lavender f5uiard, with becom.
ing yoke 81 black null; Miss Long in a
pink gown; Miss Wallace in dainty
white, with sea foam green ribbons.
In the south parlor Misses Irma
Barnes and Irma Johnson served
0rangeade. They were gowned in
pink and white.
Miss Tinmie Ferris received tn
guests at the door, assisted by Mis-
Wright Miss Ferris wore a blael
skirt with a dainty white silk lowered
waist; Miss Wright was in an air
white gown. Mesdames W. L. Reed
R. NJ. White, Sallie Brown, Long
Wright and Robert johnson were ais
| assistants.
In the dining room Misses Lucil
Long, Essie Norris and Fannie Guth
S RE served lovely cream with crushe'
; strawberry sauce and cake.
No one seemed to mind the heat
t The guests were loath to leave.
D can safely say everyone had a roya
n time.