Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-30

entertained b memDefs II thc IA a
Neighbor LJdge uust de.gllfu
last Saturday evening There vas a
walk and a 'pinning the tail
On the pig,n 1t being Mrs Kriegers
birthday "Sunrise Camp presented
her with a lovely silver bread tray.
She also received a number OF other
very pretty gifts. All spent a delight
full evening.
Miss Lakenan gave a luncheon at
$50 to-day TO nine young women
complimentary to Miss Belle Buckner.
The other guests were Misses Madge
Robertson, Byrd Locke, Maggie Lup-
ton, Irma Barnes, Anna Belle Arnold
and Dorothy Russell The color
scheme was pink. In the center Of the
table on an exquisite ieweled center
piece was a silver c~andleabra; the
shades were pink roses. An eight
course lunch was most beautifully
served.
Received Informally.
Wednesday afternoon a" Lakeview"
there was a very informal reception.
The guests Of honor were Mesdames
Leroy Valiant and Mary K~retschmar,
Of ST. Louis. Quite a few enjoyed the
hospitality OF Mrs. Morris on this Oc-
casion. Chocolate and waters were
served in the dining room. Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Valiant gave a most
interesting talk before the DOGS at
the Montezuma Club rooms. Mrs.
Sanford, the retiring president, pre-
sided. Capt. G. T.. Allen introduced
Mn. Valiant with a most gracefully
worded speech. Mrs. Valliant's talk
was most interesting.
"The salmagundi
Ms. J. NJ. Roy royalty entertained
the Salmagundi Club Wednesday az
ternoOn at her home in southwest
Mexico. Mn. Roy gave her guests an
excursion guessing tripl Miss Fran
kie Harrison received the prize In
this contest-a lovely paper-knife-
Later each guest was given sumo ami
NAL to draw on paper. Miss Hannah
Schopp was the lucky one this time,
and was given a bunch OF carnations
Mrs Roy's guests were not yet through
with their afternoons work, for new
slips OF paper we're brought In, eacl
guest was allowed TO draw three f0l
the first course and two for the sec
ond. They we're allowed TO eat onil
the things mysteriOusly named Oh
these slips. Some were fantastic other
not 50 much 50. but all enjoyed thI
fun. The invited guests not member.
Of the club we're: Mesdames ChaS
Arnold, Harry Lakeland j. At Brown
Misses Susie Muir and Frankie Har
risOn.
i Dinners
On February 2nd Mrs Henry Miller
OF Benton CITY, will have TIE eniir.
Gibbs family a. celebrate her moth
er's birthday; also hvr son, Kabert :
birthday.
MeSsrS. b L. Lncke, r. b and Ao
Hit celebrate their respective biftL
days by dining together az the kfnAt
, Last THURSDAY these tlfee LfleAu
dined at the Ringo TO celebrate Ai
D B. L. LOcke's birthday. They had
thoroughly gOOd tlue.
Society Night.
In most Of the cities what is terme
society night" when one ices s~el
dom out in all it's glory, is Frida
7 night. Our society night is Thur
I day. That is the regular night tina
the Montezuma is open for the "sHes
hearts and wives" Last Thursda
0 there wa another good theatrical a
y traction at the Grand. The public
approaching MT. Mayfeld's Efforts |
bring only nrst-class attractions. TIL
. result is the house was well filed.
noticed In the center Of the parguetl
I May Lewis with John Potts; in th
: szme row Elizabeth Robertson. in a
unusually becoming Gainsborougl
with Joe Potts, Jr. Next 10 them S;
Mr.. and Mr. VIII Hutton; the latte
I by the way, looked unusually prett.
Of course, Sue Robertson gas Their
Arthur Crawford was her escort. Va
Woodbridge was with lovely LOui
Solmon, who looked every inch
o queen In black point de spirit viii
&c turquoise trimmings. Miss Riekett
s In red, was with Frank RobertsO
. Ruth Lakenan. In red, was with in
y 0rear; Mr.. Lskenan and wife sat ne
4 by; MB. Lakenan wore a most becOE
ing white waist OF soft material II
young mauOn who has received enOug
pralse 10 upset the most Of us. but vi
rs not affected byit In the least, "
with her husband. OF course, 81
looked beautiful. Belle Buekner al
Irma Barnes were with Claren
Barnes. Julia Arnold, who has ID
returned frUm a visit ~ friends In :
Louis, an exquisite eera crepe
chine: she was with her cousin. &c
Morris VIII Harper and wife we
ia way back" c. n. Basket "
with bis pretty wife. san Morris b;
bis two older daughters With hi
Mn Victor had on q becomingly lig
silk waist Mesdames d. 7. MOo
EdmOnds, Hattie Edmonds and Sell
Barth with Louis Barth, sat In I
eenter Of the house. II. E C. Tuck
and wife were near the front Miss
Wilson and Greene were on the l.
with Roy Key. Did you see Anr
Lnptong Well, she was with Jay CT
Shr looked simply beautiful; her b.
was arranged low and parted, vi
a single o : cariessiy ear the IA
lOf course, there were Others, B
these were a few one could e Nil
out al effort After the theatre
ooupleS vent 10 the club rooms a
danced. The Gvorgia Orchestra q
nished nusic.
The Best Prescription For Sslar
Chills aud fever h d bOttleUf GEyy.
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