Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-06-18

analr.s Miss AOoay > charming httie
hostess. Refreshments we're served.
The engagement of Miss Della
RGsenthal and Mr.. Max Koenigsberg
has been formally announced. Miss
RoSenthal is the pretty and yivacious
niece Of Mrs. sam Morris, Of this city.
She is well known here, having made
frequent visits. The wedding will
take place some time 10 August. Her
many friends extend best wishes.
Mrs. viii wilkins entertained the
ladies Of the Baptist Missionary
Society Thursday afternoon for her
mother, Mrs. Ysncy. A very interest
ing programme was given, including
especially enjoyable talks by Mrs.
Yancy and Miss Martha suIllnger on
the Mission work the past winter
Lovely refreshments we're served.
Miss Virginia Honey Lowry, OF
Jonesburg, was married few days ago
at the Planters Hotel in st. Louis 10
Mr.. Edwin Coffman, Of Little Rock,
Ark. She was attended by Misses
Emily and Martha Graham, 81 Mine
ola, Mo. The bridal couple left for
California to spend their honey moon,
after which they will reside In Little
Rock. Miss Lowry was student at
Hardin for several years, and is especi-
ally remembered for her sweet soprano
voice.
Misses Carrie and BERTHE Sproul en-
tertained a few guests Monday even
ing, complimentary 10 Miss Grace
Danforth, Of Charleston, was quite a
delightful affair as all their entertain
ments are. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. c. wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aylette Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Roh-
rer; Misses Mamie Davis Elizabeth
Duncan and Grace Danforth: Messrs.
Chas. Leeper, Frank KelsO and Alb
Harrison. Lovely refreshments were
served.
Tuesday evening the grand old
moon, the same old moon tempted
about twenty-five young people ont
for Jolly hay rids That is just
about all you can say Of such frolic.
They just had a good time AMI by that
they mean singing coon songs, laugh
ing, talking and footing the S0norous
tin horn, that pours such sweet, soOth-
ing sounds in to your peighbOr's ear.
They drove up TO one of our famous
soda fountains and refreshed them
selves with fee cream sodas and
candy, then went up to the hall and
enjoyed a short time at dancing.
Wednesday evening Miss Nell Cau-
thorn entertained a few friends, in
here usual delightful manner. Pro
gresSiye conversation was the contest
engaged in. Mr.. C0rtez Edmonston
won the prize The guests were:
Misses IrIna johnson, Ella Browne, Of
South McAlester, /. T.; Mary Buckley,
Mary Steele, Mayme Helm, Mayme
Carter, Edna Armstrong, of Perry,
and Eugene Davis Messrs. Cortez
Edmonston, Norton Mels q, James
Edwards, Tom Bruce, Jay Gill, Henry
Brooks, John Anderson, Al Adams,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore, Jr.
Lovely refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Graham very de-
lightfully entertained a few friends
Tuesday evening. ] guess you say il
was a bachelors button contest, for
each one certainly exerted their best
efforts TO get the most buttons. Mr..
sam Locke received the gentlemen's s
prize, a box Of cigars, and Mrs. Leila
Mitchell the ladies' prize, a box Of
candy. The other guests we're Misses
Mary Virginia Houston, Esther Nor
40 atlu sIduus HaElaces hleSSrs- ".
Hit, r d. Rodgers and J. W. Wool
bridge. The refreshments, consist
ing Of brick cream, strawberries,
cakes and salted fruits, were served
in the prettily appointed dining
room.
DIR. Winans' attic was the play
house OF very young dramatic COM
pany last Wednesday afternoon. Lit
tie Misses Mildred johnson, Harriet
Winans and Irene Roden presented
''The Frog Prince" from GrimmsI
Fairy Tales In highly pleasing man
ner. 1t must be said that these in
ddstrious children worked up their
little play without the aid Of anyone
and they certainly did do well. They
bad a good sized audience TO encour-
age them.
MrS Austin Smith gave a very
pretty party Friday afternoon 10
about IS guests. The cosy home on
Z. Jackson was beautifully decorated.
Mrs. Smith received in the west par
Ior. The mantle was massed with
green foliage and lovely pink roses.
Punch Of the most refreshing nature
was served in the east room in a c0zy
corner with canopy Of green trailing
vines. The mantle in this room was
banked with roses OF the richest GRIM
'on hue. The dining room was quite |
.astefully decorated. FestOOns Of |
yreen adorned the walls. The room
vas darkened, but the mellow lights
Il the eandelabras shed a soft glow
'yer the whole. A large vase with a
bunch Of roses formed the
enter piece for the table. There
we're two lovely candelabras with
link shades at either side. From
.bOye were ropes Of daisies extended
o the corners OF the table, giving a
'ery pretty ect indeed. Lovely
aspbeTy ice, cake and salted nuts
we're served. Those who assisted the
Iostess In entertaining we're Mesdames
Wright, Z. d. Cook. d. p. Moore, J.
!. Ricketts,, Sallie Brown, Clarence A.
Sanes, John Maxwell, Butler Guth-
ie, NJ r. Wise, Ned ROdes; Misses
iae Lewis, Nell Lewis, Mamie
Wright, Martha Spence, Kota Luckie
nd Maude Wallsce. 1t was indeed a
Jvely affair.
'Butting In
From the Chicago Chronicle
"He butted In, said the policeman
the man who nterferred in behalf
a prisoner, ''and ] had 10 arrest
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