Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-10-16
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at the Windsor hotel.
Miss Neva French, Of Shelbyvllle,
ILL.,, is visiting in town.
Mrs. Wagner of Kansas City is visit
ing Mrs. r. r. Arnold, Sr.
Miss Linnie Allison went to st.
Louis Friday for brief visit.
Miss Hattie Kennan has returned
from an extended visit to st. Louis.
The Pastlme Club was entertained
Monday evening by Mrs, W. II. Coons.
Mrs. Joseph Maxwell and Mrs. V.
10. P. King dined with Mrs VIM. Lesh
Monday.
Mrs. Ruloif, who has been visiting
in st. Louis for a month, returned
home last Monday.
Harold Black, of Fulton was the
guest OF John X. Brown and family
the first of the week.
Mrs. E. d. Cook will spend the
winter with friends and relatives in
Kentucky and Illinois.
Mrs. B. B. Eskridge was here this
week en- route to New York, where
she win be a month or so.
Miss Kota Luckie entertained Miss
Ruth Lakenan and Miss Sue Robert
son at tea Friday evening.
Mrs. A. W. Fish gave a six O'Clock
dinner last Saturday to few friends
for her mother, Mrs, Rodgers.
Miss Kota Luckie entertained quite
informally last Tuesday afternoon for
Miss Louise Salmon, of Clinton.
Mrs. John GasS, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Sharp,
has returned to her home in Sedalia.
| Mesdames w. F. Whitney, c. A.
and S. J. Buckner and Miss Elizabeth
Duncan have returned from st. Louis.
n Mrs. Rodgers and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, left Monday afternoon for
Kansas City, after spending the sum
mer with Mrs. A. w. Fish.
i Miss Mary Long entertained few
, friends Friday evening for Miss Det-
weller. A good time was had and
dainty refreshments served.
Mr.. Rolla Mcintyre has accepted a
position as cashier in bank in st.
Louis. His many friends here regret
that he will not remain in Mexico.
A good sized audience attended the
play at the Ferris Grand last Monday
Evening. Afterward quite a number
went to the club rooms and danced
The Blandford Memorial Association
met Monday afternoon. They voted to
have an entertainment Thanksgiving
evening at the Montezuma Club rooms.
One evening last week Miss Pauline
Cauthorn entertained at six O'Clock
dlnner, Mrs. Jay Montague, Misses
Julia Morris and Traughber and DR..
Trughber.
Miss Buth Bragg entertained the
Little saturday Evening Club last
week. They had a royal good time as
they always do. Miss Liza Gibbs
will be hostess this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greely Talbot leave
in few weeks for their new home,
lOklahoma City. They leave scores Of
friends behind, who regret their de
parture, but wish them success in their
new home.
Mrs. E. $. Wilson gave very pretty
Z Eiaacl5eon Thursday -Af4<s--{seslfsc
Salmon, Of Clinton, covers were laid for
eight: Misses Salmon, Ricketts,, and
Madames Il. r. Arnold, Sanford, f.
B. Talbot, Bryan and Wagner, Of
Kansas City.
A pleasant dinner party was that
given Friday by Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Holmes to relatives, among whom
kwere Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Parker, Of
Boone, Iowa, who have been the
guests Of the Haskell and Holmes fam
5 lilies for several days.
Monday evening a number Of Mrs.
Vests friends called to see her and
each took most delicious pie-pump-
kin, lemon, apple, cocoanut, all kinds
what feast they bad, pie and milk,
One Of these young ladies told me she
ate a piece Of each kind, and yet she
: was alive to tell the tale.
Mrs. John Howell delightfully."- en-
tertained a few young people last
Tuesday evening in honor Of Miss
+ Emma Detweiller, Of Peoria, H.. who
? is the guest Of Miss Tlnnie Ferris.
: Every one thoroughly enjoyed Mrs.
: Howellis hospitality, and also the
elegant lunch which was served.
Next Friday evening the Junior
Missionary Society OF the Presbyter.
b ian church will give bazaar at Mrs.
}, W. J. Bolts on South jefferson street.
c There will be a short literary pro
S gram and refFeshment, which one
: gets for the small sum Of five cents
Then, Of course, you must buy some
dainty little article to encourage them
; in their efforts.
!. At the Yelled Prophets annual ball
on Tuesday evening a number Of hand.
+ some costumes were worn by ladies
? well known in Mexico. Miss Clara
Carter, white lace Of lilac pattern over
e white chiffon; Mrs Harry Lakeland,
!, turquoise blue waist with applique
D and black jewelled net skirt; Mrs.
George Maxwell, pink net appliqued
2 In pink; Miss Crete Thrailkill, pink
I crepe, medallions Of rose point, jack
: roses
: The Shakespeare Club had an indoor
picnic last Saturday evening at Miss
Esther Norris, and a picnic 1t was,
too, for the club had not been To-
: gether for some time and they thor
ougbly appreciated each other The
lunch was a bounteOus one and was
bOunteously partaken Of. They have
not entered on their winters work
Jet, but expect to soon. They are
seriously contemplating a coon hunt
for an early date.
In the marriage Of Miss Lucretla
Stokes and Mr.. Curtis Sanfold Althro
which was solemnized last wednesday
in Lexington, No, the Mexico friends
Of the bride took quite an interest
The bride made Mexico her home for
quite awhile, and has h0st c. friends
here. She must have looked lovely
indeed in her beautiful bridal gown Of
Paris muslin, with lace medallions.
| Her sister. Mis- L.0fa StoICeg. WAS maid