Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-24
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Miss Mary Potts is at home from
Monticello for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Turner are at
home to their friends at the New
Globe.
VIII Williams is here from Chicago
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v.
Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Morris attend
ed the opening Of the uew opera house
at Moberly on Tuesday evening.
Miss May butcher, daughter OF
Rev. S. d. butcher, OF Oklahoma,
will be the guest of Miss Mamie Ringo
during the holidays.
Mrs. Luther Fountain, nee Gamble,
who has been in Mexico for the past
month returned to her home 10 Wap-
anuka, /. t., Monday.
The lecture delivered by Capt C T.
Allen on Thursday was thoroughly en-
joyed by all present. Capt Allen is an
entertaining speaker.
Miss Kennedy, who is with +. W.
Cowan Co, left to-day for California,
Mo-, to spend Christmas and attend
the wedding of her niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey will
spend Christmas with their o and
daughter, Mr.. NJ. r. Harvey and Mrs.
Albert Rubleman. OF st. Louis.
Miss Susie Ringo is home from
William Woods College, Fulton. She
has for her guest Miss Kailmeyer, who
is also a student of William Woods,
Miss Ella Brown and Nell Langdon,
Of Hardin, will remain over Sunday
with Miss Irma johnson before re-
turning to their homes for the holt
i days.
Mrs. Fred Bronaugb and sister, Miss
Ruth Robertson, are visiting in st.
Louis Mrs. Bronaugh viii there meet
her husband who is returning from
London.
The following from st. Louis we're
the guests OF Miss Belle Buckner on
Sunday: Misses Matte Lou and
Madge Maddox, and Messrs VIM.
Moore, Clayton Teasdale, Wagner.
Mrs. Frank Williams, nee Squires,
OF Chicago, is the guest Of her mother,
and will spend the holidays here. Mrs.
Williams and Mrs Squires are enter
tanning Miss Nell Drake, OF Rood
house.
Miss Lucy Mead Allen, Of this city,
left this week for Petersburg, Va, to
visit relatives during the early winter.
A large reception will be rendered
Miss Allen at which She will make her
formal debut into society.
The young ladies Of Hardin Art
Glass on last Monday evening, pre-
sented Messrs Buckner & Whitney
with a beautiful jardinier, as a token
of appreciation Of the many fayos
shown the art class by this popular
firm.
DR.. and Mrs. Reed, Of st. Louis,
with their daughter, Mrs. Mcbride,
of Butte, Mont, have taken Mrs.
Callaway's house and viii spend the
winter here. Mr.. Rothwell Reed, OF
Butte, Mont is visiting them at
present.
On Monday evening the girls Of the
Art Department responded to Miss
Dea Carr Smiths hearty invitation TO
attend her party at Hardin. Mrs.
Smith received her guests in the front
parlor and in the back parlor they
were greeted By an immense snow
man, whose large cap on being knock
on by Miss Stella Durrence, showed
quantities Of candy all around him.
The candy was quickly gathered up
and here the two by five inch" stock
ing was utilized as well as later on
when progress ia Stock Exchange was
played, and instead Of one owing a
price each player received one 70 be
carried away 10 the stocking as pleas
Ing remembrance Of the evening.
Later the guests assembled in the art
room which had been transformed in
to an elegant dining room with decor
ations Of holly and evergreens. Here
refreshments were served
which all formed a circle and the
cup passed around with q toast
10 the class By Mrs. Smith and last
three hearty cheers by the girls for
Mrs. Smith.