Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-09-10
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.

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Prof. and Mrs. Clendenin and Miss
Clendenin will return to New York
next week.
Miss Fannie Lawrence, OF Fayette,
has been Miss Ef1e Graham's guest
this week.
Miss Trina Macfarlane returned FRI
day from Fulton, where she has been
for several months.
Misses Belle and Mary Buckner are
home from the north, where they were
greatly admired, hence had a delight
full time.
Monday evening there was a delight
full dance at Sherwood,s ball. another
on Friday night, too. l believe. Nj.
and Mrs. Elon bearing chaperoned the
dance.
The opening Of Cowan's on Tuesday
was a delightful surprise to the daugh-
tiers OF Eve, who, unlike their fair
ancestor, require hats and clothes
galore.
There was a dance at the Montezu-
ma Wednesday evening. A few
couples went over to the club rooms
after the SHOW" 1t was in honor Of
Miss Clara Carter, OF st. Louis.
Mr.. Frank Sanford is home, and
says Mrs. Sanford and Master Ken
meth will return esaly in October.
This is good news to Mrs. Sanford's
many friends.
Miss Bernice Silverstein, Of st. Joe,
is the guest Of her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Phillip. Miss
Bernice will be here several months.
She is a fine musician, and her many
friends here viii make her visit a
delightful one.
Thursday evening a party OF twelve
young misses and masters had a de-
lightful hay ride. Misses Ida and
Mabel Randle ~chaperoned them. They
visited a lawn social several miles
west Of town and had a fine time.
One OF our young married men who
is a daddy" and enjoys a good nights
rest, has solved the p%roblem-a graph
ophone Is started up when the baby
wakens in the night-all are sound
asleep by the time the tune is played.
Next
Now that you have made your jam
let me give you a good recipe for jam
cake, that is most toothsome One
cup Of suger, I cup OF butter, 4 eggs,
II cups OF -four, / ~teaspoonful Of soda,
dissolved in 3 teaSpoonfuls Of sour
milk, I cup Of blackberry jam or pre-.
serves. Try it.
Have you a veil? | mean one Of the
ncc creations? One of the city dai'
lies wrote them up quite at length
as long as the veil-one day this week,
ANY girl, who wishes to catch a beau
ought to get one Of them at once,
They are from two to three yards
long-artistically draped around the
chapeau ana then let ny. When the
autumnal zephyrs are abroad and
ditto the girl with the veil-picture
the inevitable
Miss A. f. Lowell, Of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, spent several days last
week with her sister, Mrs. Million,
Miss Lowell is the originator of col.
lege calendars, her first being a calen-
dar Of the University Of Michigan,
gotten out several years ago. She sold
fifteen hundred copies of it. This ven.
ture was followed the next year by
calendars Of other colleges. She is
now visiting the largest western uni
yersities and colleges, intending to get
out an Intercollegiate calendar.
There was a good crowd out We'd
nesday night at the Grand to see the
play: "Under Southern Skies" No
one was disappointed. 1t was very
much better than vas expected, and
much had been expected. l heard
one mar calling Justify as the curtain
went down: ''Stopl She's got to
marry him. We must have that we'd
ding" He was so delighted with the
finale that be wished to ''sure enough
see the rest. The balcony and gallery
were full. The parquet and dress
circle had a fair crowd.