Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.
Mrs. G. G. Hammond, OF Salisbury,
is the guest of her father, DIR. Hous-
ton.
Mrs. J. W. Mckinley entertained
Misses Wayne Carter and Sadie Cla-
baugh for dinner Thursday evening.
Miss jess Karnes gave an enjoyable
porch party last Saturday evening for
Misses Shireman and Rodgers. Miss
Karnes is a lovely entertainer. Her
guests always enjoy an evening with
Der.
Mrs. VIM. Stewart delightfully."- en-
tertained Misses Bragg, Pearson,
Davis, of Texas; Messrs. Pearson,
Davis, Brooks and White In honor Of
Miss Stewart, OF Marshall, Friday
evening.
About forty people, old and young
and middle aged, on Promenade street
had a picnic last Wednesday. They
went about nine O'Clock in the morn
ing, took their dinners and spent a
delightful day In the woods at Sneed's
pasture. They returned late in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Cauthorn. 81 wondlawn, enter
faInIeu Une Cauthorn cousins anu afew
intimate friends last Tuesday morning
for Miss Mary Cauthorn, OF Corvallis,
Oregon. AS the Cauthorn cousinshir
is somewhat large, there we're quite
a number present. 1t was indeed a
pleasant occasion. The time was
mostly spent in playing finch, after
which the hostess refreshed her guests
with ices and cakes.
Little Hiss Ruth Lewis, Of Wood
lawn, gave a lovely little party Monday
evening from 5 to 8. 1t vas a peanut
hunt. How the children scampered to
hunt for the peanuts, knowing that a
prize awaited the one finding the larg-
est number. Miss Clara Myers found
the most and received the prize. a bot
tie of ~perfumery. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. W. G. johnson entertained the
Thimble Club Thursday ?. m. in her
always charming manner. Mrs. Joe
Rhodes and Mrs. Adolph Boeckler,
two Of the former members Of the old
Cooking Club, favored the crowd with
some very sweet vocal selections. The
other visitors were Mrs, Arthur Lee,
Mrs. Elon bearing and Miss Cora
Woodlan. Lovely refreshments were
served.
Misses Mabelle and nellie Pitcher
entertained a few friends last evening
for Mrs. Edgar Wiles, Of Dayton, O.
Finch and other games we're highly
enjoyed. Misses Pitcher proved them
selves most successful hostesses. Very
dainty refreshments we're enjoyed.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon bearing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Moore, Jr, Mrs. K. ID. Gra-
ham, Mrs. Edgar Wiles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Glendy, Misses Cora Woodlan
and Martha Frost; Mr.. Gus Pasqueth.
Mrs. Ritche gave a lovely party
Tuesday afternoon for her guest, Miss
Todd, OF Denver, Colo. 1t was a
"Cobweb Party Strings, in cobweb
fashion, were twined all over the
house. Each guest was given al end
OF one and were TO unrayel and trace
to the other end Of 1t, and like the
rainbow, a prize awaited you. The
guests received all kinds OF pretty
little prizes and we're later served
with an elegant lunch. Mrs. Richie
is a lovely hostess.
Miss Abbie Llewell yn gave a lovely
party Wednesday evening for Misses
Shireman and Rodgers. There was a
very humorous guessing contest.
Leaves Of all descriptions were per-
miscuously pinned around, you were
told TO guess their names correctly.
Some Of course we're readily recogniz-
ed, but Others the discrimination
was not easy. Miss Rosamond Guthrie
was the winner Of the lady's prize, a
very pretty cup and sa0cer. Mr..
Ethan Howell won the gentlemenis
prize, a beautiful pipe. Lovely re-
freshments were served. The evening
was a most delightful one.
A jolly crowd vent TO the Auxyasse
Club House Tuesday morning, took
their lunch and spent a fine day enjoy
ing rural sports. Those Of the party
we're:
Misses
Mary Luckie Madge Kent
Carrie Jesse Irma Bradley
Minnie Mcintyre
MeSsleprs.
Frank Haggsrd Claude Lee
Oscar Kent Chas Williams
Geo Filler
Tuesday evening Miss Frances Ma
son gave a lovely party compliment
tary TO her guests, Misses shireman
and Rodgers, Of st, Joe, at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. N. b. Guthrie, on
Clark avenue. This pretty home is
particularly we'll adapted for enter
tanning and the young people were