Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-09-18
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sity.
Mrs. Byrd McGarvey, Of Kansas
City, is the guest OF fer mother, Ms.
]. Z. Ross.
Miss Grace Moulthrop, of Rich Hsll,
is the guest Of Mrs. J. P. Kemp on
Promenade.
Mrs. ]. W. Colley, OF Kansas City, is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. W. Atkins.
Mrs. Lynn Banks and Miss Grace
Waters, Of Kansas City, are guests of
Mrs. Galloway.
Charming Miss Louise Salmon will
be here the first OF the week to visit
Miss Mayme Ricketts,.
Mrs. Landon B. Morris and daugh-
ter, Miss Blossom, returned to-day TO
their home in St. Louis.
Mrs. Crumley, OF Fulton, who has
been the guest Of Miss Julia Ross, re-
turned home Thursday.
Mrs. George Morris is expecting Mr..
and Mrs. Hart, Of Dallas, Texas, to
make visit at Lakeyiew.
Misses Leila CheStney and Floy
Bridgford, Of Kansas City, are the
guests Of Miss Susie Ringo.
Miss Ethel Snidow left Friday for
William Woods College, Fulton, where
she will attend school this year.
Miss Flora Thomas, the nightingale
Of Hardin College, is back, much to
the delight Of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanderson, of Joplin,
are the guests Of Mrs Sanderson's
parents, Clayton Lupton and wife.
There was a delightful dance at the
Montezuma Club rooms last night
after the theatre. There was large
crowd out.
Misses Frances Gin and Virginia
Price, with escort, went hunting
Tuesday afternoon. OF course, they
were successful.
Mrs. S. b. Cook Is expected TO be in
Mexico next week, when she viii be
the guest Of Mesdames Frank Sanford
and E. S. Wilson.
Prof. G. r. Kuemmel teaches Tues
day and Thursday at Hardin; We'd
nesday and Friday at Laddonia, Sat
urday In Glasgow.
Mrs. Wissner-E Ewing is at Hardin
College, substituting for Mrs. Eaton,
who is in the hospital and will not re-
turn for several weeks.
Mrs. Sophia Davis, after enjoying
the summer at the Northern Lakes, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Luckie, ON South jefferson.
Mrs. Wissner-Ewing was called to
North Carolina last night By the seri-
aals illness of her sister. Mrs Sharp
viii take the place thus vacated.
Mrs. VIM. Treloar leaves next week
to be the guest Of her sister, Mrs DIR.
Lutz, at Eureka Springs for a month.
Mrs. Lutz has taken a cottage there.
Misses Blossom Gaus and Sudie
Strother, of South McAlister, 1. T.,
after a delightful visit with Miss Mil
dred Whitney, have returned to their
homes.
Miss Tinnie Ferris returned We'd
nesday from St Joe, where she visited
Miss Wyatt. The Elks' carnival was
going on and made it gala week sure
enough.
Miss Mary Gartrell left Thursday
for Columbia, where she has entered
Stephens College. Miss Madge Rob
ertSon left Wednesday TO attend the
University.
Mrs. Lulu n. Forrest and daughters,
Misses Eugenia and Josephine, are
again at Hardin College, after de-
lightful vacation at their summer
home near Chicago.
Miss Mamie Squires is the guest Of
Miss Rosenberg in Kansas City. She
viii remain another week. BY the
way, when she returns ask her to relate
to you her experience Of Looplng-the-
Loop.
Dance.
Wednesday night Miss Duncan gave
dance at her class rooms About
twenty-five were present. The Geor-
gia Orchestra furnished the music.
0ut-of-town guests we're Miss Grace
Waters, Of Kansas City,an Miss Aida
Pace, Of st. James.
Recital.
There was delightful recital at the
NJ. NJ. A. Thursday night Owing to
the inclement weather not many were
there, as would otherwise have been.
Dr. and Mrs Ned ROdes, Mrs. Nc
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. |
Wright, Misses Eugenia and Frances
Crockett and DIR. Traughber were
among the guests. Major Harlan rem
dered some delightful numbers in
vocal music and readings. Major
Shaw gave a pleasing solo on the
violin. Major Harlan's readings were
highly appreciated. They included
the following: "My Philosophy"
Thoughts for Discouraged Farmer, a"
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