Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-08-06

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Several young people were royalty
entertained Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Null.
The occasion was In honor Of Miss
Mabel Quisenberry, Of st. Louis, who
is visiting in this city.
THURSDAY evening Mr.. James Ford
had a very pleasant dance at his home
about three miles from town. The
evening was delightfully."- cool for dane
ing. Darkies furnished the music.
A number from town attended.
Miss Lena johnson was hostess last
Monday evening TO a large number
OF little friends. The large lawn was
abundantly decorated with pretty
fancy lanterns. Games of all sorts
we're INDUCED in, and lovely refresh
ments were served.
There was another delightful out
ing Thursday afternoon at Sneed's
Ford. Misses Madge and Mary Potts,
Louise Shireman, Mabelle and Ida
Randle, Fannie Clark; MesSrs. Norton
Nelson, All Adams, Wallace Fry, Joe
Shireman, Cortez Edmonsson and
Sam Boles.
Dick Carter and Col. Geo. Laforce
gave their wives a delightful hay-ride
Friday evening. They drove out west
| to Col. ALI Canterbury's home west of
town where a sumptuous lunch was
partaken Of. Col. Laforce and party
are soon to 90 to the State OF Wash
ington to reside. "But they'll all
come back
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Pollock very
pleasantly entertained a few friends
last evening for their charming guest,
Miss Rella Gibbs, of Liberty, Missouri.
Those present were:
Misses
Rella Gibbs Tide Robertson
Messrs
Gus Pasqueth Renfro Miller
DIR. Spence Or. Pasqueth
Mrs. Frank Jesse very pleasantly
entertained the Thimble Club las'
Monday afternoon complimentary t
her sister, Mrs. Joe Rodes, OF Sedalla
As the afternoon was quite warm
they took their fancy work out undel
the inviting shade OF trees, where
they worked and chatted and enjoyef
themselves. The refreshments wer'
also served outdoors.
Miss Ruth Winscott was at hom'
Thursday evening to about FORT
guests from seven to ten. A larg'
number Of fancy lanterns were used y
lgood effect. The little people ioined
heartily in their numerous jolly game
and greatly enjoyed themselves. Love
Nv ice-cream and cake was served
Punch was served on the yeranda. i
was quite a delightful little party.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. Joe am
| Miss Orelilla Ricketts, entertained
their young friends in a most delight
full manner. The dining room wa
cleared for dancing. The Georgii
Orchestra furnished the music. Mos
refreshing punch was served and wa
greatly enjoyed after the delightful
J exercise. During the evening refresh
I ments were served. The evening wa
a success and thoroughly enjoyed b.
/ the young people.
A dozen boys and girls had a joll
time at Sneed's Thursday, where the
r spent the day. Mrs. Terrell and Mis-
. frankie CauthOrn were the chap
erones. The following went:
4, Misses
; Edna Duncan Lutte Blackmore
Frances Glandon Marie Rose
Frances Crockett Corinne Barth
! Messrs
/ Robt. Barth Merritt Llewellyl
Martin Myers Herbert Plunket
, Claggett Onett Edwin Barth
; Miss Corinne Barth enteFtaineI
about fifty guest most delightful
last evening. Beautiful lanterns add
a ed much to the pretty home and lawn
The large porch was literally SUPPLE
with seats and sofa cushions whic
was very inviting as well as comfort
able. Refreshments were good an
greatly enjoyed. The crowd voted !
!, as one Of their most successful partie
I Of the week.
Picnics. Pienics. This weather !
just ripe for picnlcs. There have beef
quite a number this week. Wednes
! day afternoon Misses Esther Norris
Maude Wallace, Frances Gill, Grac
McIntire; Messrs. win Morris, Roll
McIntire, Edgar Kent and Carl Pas
. queth took supper at Sneed's Ford. Tn
crowd was in a picnic humor an
seemed to enjoy every minute. Tn
boating was particularly fine.
}, The reception given by the w. {
7. U. ladies last Wednesday evening
at the residence Of DIR. Hinde, was yer
enjoyable. The hour vas from seyeI
/. TO eight The invitation was genera
and quite a number Of friends callel
70 meet Misses Berthe Bowers an
/, Perme,ia Mahan. Miss Mahan, VIII
Is an accomplished reader, gave tw
very Interesting selections and Mis-
Bowers made a pleasing talk. Refresh
: log punch was served. The CUES
) spent a delightful and proftabl
time.
! The Misses Waddington, Of Bento
City, gave a very pleasant party thi
week. There were quite a numbe
from town who went and report a goo
time, indeed. EuchTe, stock exchang
and other games and singing mad
E the evening pass all too quickly. Love
5 " refreshments were served. Thos
who went from here we're: