Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

One OF the delightfully."- informal
functions OF last week was an after
noon at Miss Annie Lupton'A where
twenty young women met In honor OF
Miss Ida SanderSon, Of Joplin.
Monday evening Miss Mary Sullin-
ger entertained Misses Tine and
Esther Houston. Linnia Allison and
Mrs. Mitchell with a ghost party. 1t
was a delightful evening.
Monday from 6 to S p. m. Miss Eliz-
abeth Mcclure, Of East Promenade,
entertained her friends with a Welsh
rarebit party. Other good things were
enjoyed, too. IL was a lovely party.
Profs. Pace and Fiehtel gave grand
party last Friday night. Mrs. L. n.
Frost chaperoned the single teachers
Of Hardin. Games and a sumptuous
lunch were the features Of the even
ing.
Mrs. Ned Redes delightfully."- enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.
Percy Hord. The guests included the
members Of the old cooking club.
There were about twenty-four women
present.. A most sumptuous lunch
was served.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Sanford entertained friends in honor.
OF Mrs Percy Hord. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Wilson. Mrs. Walker, Of Kentucky;
DR.. and Mrs. Ned Rodes; Misses Fan
ME Potts, KOta Luckie; DR.; Spence
and Arthur Crawford were among the
Games and a delightful
lunch we're enjoyed.
Miss Kate Ferris delightfully."- sur
prised her sister-in-law, Mrs. Royl
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Roy
was sitting sewing, when In rushed the
guests, about twenty, many bringing
presents. as ii was her birthday. Stock
Exchange was played. Mrs. VIII
]oons received the souvenir. a lovely
'read and butter plate.
Miss Greene's home on South Clark
venue was where the Christian En-
Of the Christian Church en-
ertained their Hardin College girls
ionday afternoon. The contest Of
was enjoyed, a scheme Of Mrs +.
.okendoner'S, By the way. Misses 4,
rawlings and Pace were each given a !
oxen carnations. An elegant lunch :
as then greatly enjoyed.
Monday afternoon tie w0men Of ST..
aul's church entertained the younyI
omen Of Hardin College who attend
lat ehurch. Miss Dunoans hall was J
ied for the party. An Angelus was }
aged most skillfully By M~r.Sehweppi, 1
St Louis. Then 4 guessing game 4
As enjoyed Miss Forrest and Miss a
Gritty we're given the RISES as the q
successful young women. Miss a
roWn received the blooming plant for "
ing the least successful. A deli Of
1us lunch % Two courses was much 2.
-
Monday Afternoon Ms. p. II. Cullen y
tertained In honor 81 her sister. Mss
ez Coil There we're about twenty,l
.ests present There we're three !.
atestS NUS % Crack vas won n
Miss Ruth Bragg, the prize a l0ve- Z
silver salad fork. Miss Vera Hough- :
succeeded ncarrying more peanots
the back o. her hand and Hss given
hree Aittle niggeH 10 q peanut
ELL 10 the stock Exchange Mss
Ia Gi5os came % victorious and
S given a lovely plate. The lunch
s elaborate Il vas me u the uost
'oessful parties u the week.
A rLEAsAST ENTERTAINMENT.
The DaytoN Ohiol Jgfraal says
8 Edgar WileS nee Rosa Moore
1merly uf Nexica No, entertained
y chsruingiY with cards y~esterdzy
eruoou 10 hnnor o. her guests, MR
rksr. of Ripley.O and Miss Pitcher,
Nexioo Nc FiftY-ase guests we're
sent, including MR p. j. Hedges
Z hE q b. iameson. q PSQua In
gam& the dEt Prize vas Noa ey
- Maud Wles; seoOnd NN ". r..
lren. and the lone hand By NR
ith The hoase vas prstttly arr