Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-24
CLUBs
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

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Mrs. A. ]. Winscott gave an elegant
dining Wednesday for the Groves
Collins wedding party.
Miss Annabelle Criswell entertained
a few friends at her home on South
Western avenue, very delightfully."-,
last Saturday evening.
A dance was given by the faculty
and cadets OF NJ. NJ. A. Saturday even
ing and was a very delightful affair.
The music was furnished by the
Georgia orchestra.
On Thursday night the girls Of the
second floor Of Hardin prepared a sur
prise for the faculty. The tree was at
ll:30 in room So and was a brilliant
affair with a ~burlesque present for
each teacher. The event was a jolly
one and much appreciated by the
teachers, both on account OF the good
spirit of the girls in their effort and
for the very appropriate (?)presents.
Miss Maude Wallace gave a recital
participated in by her music class, on
last Monday afternoon. The mothers
OF her pupils we're invited to be pre-.
sent and were we'll entertained as each
pupil showed careful training and ex-
ecuted their selections admirably.
Miss Mildred Wymore gave several
recitations. During the afternoon
Miss Wallace served a dainty lunch.
Misses Tex Adams and Vera Upham,
Of Hardin, royalty entertained the
Gamma Society Saturday evening,
Dec. IL. The room was beautifully
decorated, the colors green and gold
prevailing. The table was lovely with
cut flowers and hand painted china in
profusion. An elegant I've couse
luncheon was served. Theguests we're
Misses Pauline Pierce, Stella Dorancei
Gertrude Dixon, Maude Norton, Alice
Mason, Fay Young, Misa Read and
Etbelyn Hurley, Of Perry, who has
been the guest Of the Gammas fol
several days.
Mrs. A. w. Kokendoffer and Mrs
L. r. Locke enterta ined their Sunday
school classes at the First Christian
Church parsonage on Friday evening
1t was one Of the most enjoyable
events Of the season for the younger
crowd. Finch, ping pong and MANI
games were played, the pawns beinE
redeemed amid much merry making
as well as some poetry making. Mr.
Sam Sharp was voted the best story
teller. At 1890 an elegant lunch wa
served by Mesdames KOkendoffer AM
Locke being assisted by Misses Almi
Williams, Byrd Locke, Elizabeth
Shannon and Loua Steele.
On Wednesday evening, Mr.. Georg
Robertson gave an elegant stag suppe
at his home on East Monroe street, +
a few Of his intimate friends, Tn
most important part OF the elegan
five course supper was the 'possuI
with its accompaniment Of swee
potatoes and corn bread, which tn
, guests dispatched with gusto. Ate
! supper, over the cigars, many amul
: ing and interesting stories were el
/, changed till a late hour. Those in
yited were: F. Z Jesse, A. S. Houi
ton, Geo. Marshall, E. H. Carter, ]. I
johnson, Joh1 Abbay, T. B. Duncan
d. P. Moore and J. c. Mundy.
4, A new club composed OF a numbt
OF young men and women and Marie
, ladies and their husband has bee
and will be known as the "a
, You Like IL &ahn The hostess o
the occasion OF each meeting selec.
, her own mode of entertaining. Thl
club promises many pleasant an
q profitable meetings. The member are
Misses
Byrd Locke Julia Arnold
Annabel Arnold Elizabeth Arnold
Kota Luckie Irma Barnes
Maye Lewis Grace Boyd
Alice Broo S nellie Pitcher
Alma Williams Martha Mason
Elizabeth Robertson
Mesdames
Zion bearing Charles Claybrool
Charles Graham Robt. Arnold, Jr
Fred Morris Butler Guthrie
VIII COOns Frank Crawford
f. 5. Wilson Clarence Barnes
Latney Barnes Joe Moore, Jr
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