Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-01-08

books, were won by Madames W. II.
Coons and r. NJ. White. A delicious
lunch was served.
Little Miss Katherine Adams gave
a pretty little party Friday afternoon
from 2 to 4. There was quite anumber
of little tots present who certainly
enjoyed themselves immensely. Lovely
refreshments were served.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Lucille
Long entertained about IS of her girl
friends. Stock exchange was played
and excitement ran high. The guests
surely enjoyed themselves immensely.
The lunch served was lovely.
Friday night Misses Grace and Lii
liam Morris entertained about sixty
friends. A little puzzle game was
played and Miss Vera Houghland won
tho prize, a lovely box of candy. A
general good time was spent.
Miss Dorthy Russell entertained
Misses Esther Norris and Flora
Thomas, DIR. Pasqueth and Harmon
Stokes on Tuesday evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
ping-pong and the grapophone.
Tuesday evening Miss Mary
Cunningham entertained friends for
Miss Nellie Harrison. 1t was a lovely
party, though the extremely bad roads
prevented some Of the guests from
coming. An elegant lunch was served.
There was a lovely dance at Gen.
tralia Tuesday night. Some Of the
Mexico people attended, among them
were: Misses Frances Clark, Susie
Brown; Irma johnson, Messrs. Chas.
Clark, Chas. Bledsoe, Shanchez, f..
Leopold.
Miss Madge Robertson received
friends Friday afternoon for her guest,
Miss Maude Barnes, a charming girl
from Fort Smith, Ark. The beautl-
full Robertson home is indeed admira-
bly, arranged for entertaining, In the
dining room Miss Eugenia Forrest
served delicious chocolate and waters
and bon-bons.
Monday evening Mrs. Jas. T. John
son entertained a crowd OF young
people In honor Of her cousin, Or.
Harrison Cave, of Chicago. The even
ing was most pleasantly spent in cards
and dancing. The Mandolin Club
furnished the music. The refresh
ments were lovely.
Thursday afternoon Miss Mary
Montague entertained about Is Of her
girl friends. 1t was a "wiggle party
A certain number of curved lines on a
card we're given each, TO make some
thing out OF them. Miss Flora Allen
won the prize, a cup and saucer, Miss
Searcey the BOBBY. A delicious lunch
was served.
Friday evening Miss Frances Gill
entertained a few Of her friends at
p~ing-pong. Her guests included the
Misses Madge Robertson and friend,
Miss Maude Barnes, Dorothy Russell,
Virginia Price, Alice Brooks, Grace
Boyd, Martha Mason and Messrs. Joe
Luckie, Jim Price, DR.. J. G. Pasqueth,
Mr.. Atkinson and Prof. Brewer.
Friday evening a few friends enjoy
ed Master Harry Bayless' hospitality.
Ping-pong and ping-pong talk was
higly enjoyed. Miss Myrtle Calhoun
received the prize, a beautiful volume
OF Lowell's poems for pinning the
arm IN the boy most correctly, blind
folded. The refreshments were lovely.
All went away delighted, hoping
Harry will entertain again In the near
future.
Thursday evening Mrs. ]. @. VIII
kins' friends decided TO give her a sur
prise party. So they took their 'chaf-
ing dishes and things" you know, and
forth in a body. Ofcourse sur
prise parties are the most enjoyable Of
any and this was no exception. The
party consisted Of Mesdames Robert
Hupport, of Kansas City; Lucy
Graham, 4. NJ. White, Misses Enie
Graham and Irnie Macfarlane.
The New Years dance Thursday
evening vas a decided success. About
couple we're present. A large
New Year bell Of evergreen hung in
the middle Of the room, under which
banked a number Of palms. The
orchestra furnished the mu-
sic. The out Of town guests we're
Miss Lockwood, of st. Louis, Messrs.
Hnlen, John Burks, Ross Hit
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