Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-23

MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.


Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Henderson, Of
Texas, have returned to Fulton.
Messn. R. J.. and L. Briley. of st.
Loais will spend Sunday with their
cousin, Mrs. f. L. Crosby.
Miss Jess Karnes entertained a few
friends Thursday evening for Misses
Shireman and Rodgers, Of st. JOS
eph.
A crowd Of boys and girls called
most informally on Miss Victor Brooks
last Monday and had a royal good
time.
Miss Minerva johnson entertained
Misses Mamie Carter and Sadie Cla-
baugh at a 6 O'Clock dinner Friday
evening.
Miss Susie Brown and Miss Sarah
Anne Leayell, Of Fulton, left to-day
for Mineola Springs 10 join a party Of
friends for week.
Miss Sallie Foster, Of Chillicothe,
who attended the wedding Of her sis
ter, Miss Edmonia Foster, on last
Wednesday has returned home.
Mrs. Z. II. Tincher gave a lovely
dinner to-day. Covers were laid for
Misses Mabelle and Carrie Jesse,
Mamie Carter and Sadie Clabaugh.
There was a delightful dance Tues
day evening at the class rooms. There
was about fifteen couples. Messrs.
Elder, Harding and Saunders fur
nished the music.
Mrs. A. G.Turner entertained a few
friends Tuesday morning at her home
In honor OF Miss Mary Cauthorn, Of
CORVALLIS, Ore. IL was very enjoy
able affair. Lovely refreshments were
served.
Miss Irma johnson gave her Sunday
School class a picnic last Tuesday.
They went early in the morning out
to Mr.. Johnson's farm, took their
dinner and staid all day. They had a
glorious time.
Tuesday evening Miss Mary Sullin-
ger was hostess for a small congenial
crowd. The evening was greatly en-
ioyed by Misses Anna Martinique and
Cora Woodlan and Mrs. Leila Mitch
ell, MeSsrs. Sam Locke, o. Hit, Judge
r. d. Rodgers, and DIR. Frank Spence.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. John Ricketts, in her usual de.
lightful way entertained a few friends
on Wednesday afternoon at whist.
Her guests we're Mesdames d. A.. Nc
MILAN, Leila Mitchell, Arthur Lee,
E. D. Cook, j. T. johnson, Chas.
Glendy. Misses Esther Houston,
Ayeria Martinique, Cora Woodlan and
Maude Wallace. The refreshments
were lovely.
Mrs. ]. A. Glandon very delightfully."-
indeed entertained a few friends
Thursday evening for Misses Woodlan
and Martinique at their beautiful
home in Woodlawn. The evening wa
most pleasantly spent. Lovely refresh
ments were served. The geusts we're:
Misses
WOodlan Houston
| Martinique Wallace
Mrs. Leila Mitchell.
Messieurs
c. E. Leeper o. Hill
S. NJ. Locke DR.. Spence
r. d. Rodgers
Mr.. John Graham gave a hayride
Friday to a party Of twenty young
people. They started OF for Sneed's
pasture about 4 O'Clock in picnic style
and picnic baskets abundantly filled,
for that is one prime object OF a picnic,
to have all kinds Of good things TO eat
and plenty Of 'em, too. But alas! the
best laid schems o. mice and men,
gang aft agley, and when the elements
combine against you at a picnic and
the rain comes down in torrents, woe
Is the pretty curls and freshly laun-
dered shirtwaist especially on a hay
wagon, the cover being only the whole
weeping sky. But young people can
always see the silver lining 70 the
black clouds and their discomfort is
Of short duration. However, they
certainly did get a good soaking last
evening, but said they had lots Of fun.
The picnic vas given In honor OF Miss
Frances Mason's guests, Misses Shire
man and Rodgers. OF st. Joe.
Mrs, Thurston Dunean's tact and
th0uehtfulness planned q very pleasant
surprise indeed for her husband last
Wednesday evening. 1t vas a musicale,
where only the men were invited. The
programme was rendered by the new
piano player which Mr.. Duncan
recently purchased. The gentleman
greatly enjoyed the music. also the
lovely refreshments which we're served.
AS the guests came out OF the dining
room, Miss Edna Duncan pinned on
the fayors, a flower with a cigar at
tached. But they did't remain at
tached long It's safe TO conclude, but
as they went up in smoke man a good
pipe story vas told. The men so
thoroughly enjoyed the evening that
think they would really enjoy having
q surprise party themselves. The
following guests we're there;
Prof. Mcmillan Estil Myers
Sam Locke c. r. Lupton
]. A. Giandon I. W. Shantz
I I Cfaa1a lao AhhaV /