Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

MI. and Mrs. C. B. Morris and fam.
lily have gone to Chicago to reside.
Tuesday evening there was a de-
lightful party at the Montezuma Club
rooms in honor Of Miss Sue Robertson
and her guests.
The Saturday evening Frolicers Club
met with Miss Grace Morris last week.
Next Monday afternoon they meet
with Miss Mary Garrett.
Thursday the Babtist women enter
tanned at lunch in the church In honor
Of Mrs. Carroll Frost. Later there
was a delightful missionary meeting.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Frank Van
Ness delightfully."- entertained about
20 women In honor Of Mrs. Spurlock,
Of Plattsmouth, Nebraska. 1t was an
after dinner talk over the coffee cups.
Miss Belle Buckner is assisting her
brother, win, in entertaining Messrs.
Richard Birch, John Cannon and
Mitchell White, all Of Westminster
College. They will remain at the
hospitable Buckner home yer Sun
day.
The Shakespeare Club met Tuesday
evening with Miss Maude Wallace.
This is the first regular meeting Of
this club this season. They have be-
gun work; studying Hamlet. The
club meets in two weeks with Miss
Shea.
Mrs. Thomas, teacher Of elocution
at Hardin, entertained Thursday af-
ternoon her pupils and Others. 1t
was an afternoon with Missouri auth
ors- Refreshments were served and a
delightful afternoon enjoyed by all
present.
MI. and Mrs. John Ricketts, enter
tanned about 30 Of their friends Thurs.
day evening In honor Of Mrs. Fry, OF
st. Louis, who is visiting Mrs. d. P.
Moore. Lovely refreshments were
served. 1t was one Of the most de-
lightful parties Of the week.
The Chautauqua Circle met with
Mrs. w. Fl. French Wednesday after
noon. The lesson was quite interest
ing. Mrs. A. K. Luekie had a very in
teresting paper on 1.-THE Battle Of
Waterloo" The next meeting will be
with Miss Maree Houston.
The Wednesday Club met with Mrs.
Fred Morris. Twas a good meeting.
Mrs. Eta Crawford, who Travelled in
Europe, vas a visitor at the club and
gave them some very interesting and
profitable accounts Of her trip. The
club meets next week with Mrs. r. r.
ArHold.
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
West, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Carter.
Misses Augusta Schopp, Mary Cunning
ham, Messrs. Sam Cunningham, Otto
Schopp and James Orear went coon
hunting west Of town. They got one
coon and had a big camp IRE around
which they sat and ate their lunch.
The Pastime Club was royalty enter.
tanned Monday evening by Mrs. r. T..
Mrs. Charles Morris and Mrs.
r. NJ. White were given the souvenirs
Of the evening, a fancy clothes ham,
per and two Indian paddles. MR.
Hisey's lunch was dainty and greatly
anIoyed. Mrs. Charles Glendy will en-
bertain this club on Monday evening,
November 10th.
Mrs. d. =. Moore gave the first
board OF trade" party ever given in
Mexico on Tuesday afternoon In honor
II her guest, Mrs. Fry, Of St Louis.
There we're about 30 momen there.
most Of whom evidently understood
he market II was a bowling mob,
Ike Wall Street exchange from be-
ginning TO end. Mrs. Wilson, being
he best iinancier, was given the love
, Austrian hunting plate. Delicious
efreshments were served. Eyeryone
anxious for another party Just
Ike 1t. Mrs. Fry wore a dainty pom
ZEE silk, trimmed in embroidery in
and limit bI,,a /