Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-11-10

MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. W Fl. Upham entertained q
number Of young people at cards
Tuesday evening for Miss Anna Wylie-
A Jolly party met at the Lake Mon
day evening and had supper after
which they went to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Morris and spent a
very pleasant evening in Hollowee'n
games.
Mrs. Gatewood entertained the fol-
lowing ladies at dinner Thursday al
Mrs Spence's boarding house, in honor
OF Mrs. J. NJ. Marmaduke: Mesdames
W. H. Wallace, A. X. Luckie and
A. M. Patterson.
Miss Deedee Sallee entertained a
number Of young ladies on wednesday
Afternoon at progressive euchre, the
guest OF honor being Miss Anna
Willie, a former Hardin College pupil.
Miss Mary Buckley, having progressed
the greatest number OF times, receiy-
ed the prize, q handsome book. Dur
ing the afternoon Miss Sallee served
pleasing refreshments.
The members of the Presbyterian
Church enjoyed a pie social Friday
evening. The affair was given that
| the new members of the congregation
might become acquainted with the
old members. A pleasing musical
programme was rendered among the
numbers being an organ solo by Miss
Jean Bragg, a vocal solo by Rev A. A.
| Wallace, a vocal solo by little Miss
\ LIZA Bolts, two ehoruses by the
| Childrens Mission Band Of the church
and a vocal solo by Mr.. VIM Wright.
The young ladies Of Hardin College
| celebrated Halloween on Saturday
evening so that the event would not
conflict with the Monday studies.
The occasion was a fancy dress ball,
participated 10 by the teachers as well
as the girls. All sorts OF games were
played, fortunes were tried, and ghosts
were present as diversions OF the even
ing. The ghosts being the faculty
who had been exlled TO the lower
regions for their various character
istics.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter, gave a de-
iightful Halloween party at her home
Monday evening, to a number Of her
married friends. Cards, and an excit'
ing contests were the diversions Of the
eyening. The prize for the lady'i
first, was won by Mrs. T. B. Duncan
the gentlemanIs drst, going 10 Mr.
T. B. Duncan. The second prizes vert
won by Mr.. o. L. Martin and Mrs
Randall An elegant lunch was
served by the hostess assisted by Miss
Leisle Young, and Edna Duncan.
MB. Albert S. johnson entertained
large number OF friends FRIDAY
afternoon at her home on Jefferson
street with progressive finch. The
house was handsomely decorated ant
an elegant salad lunch was servet
from the playing tables during th'
progress OF the games. Mrs. johnson
was ably assisted by Mesdames 3. N
! White, J. G. Lakenan, @. r. Glib
land Waller Reel. The first prize,
3 gold bowl souvenir spoon, was won b,
Mrs. N. r. Rodes and the consolation
prize, also a spoon was Awarded Mrs
W. G. Burks.
Mrs. Anna Wright and daughter
entertained a large number Of friend
. at their home in East Jackson Stree
|. Monday afternoon. The house wa
prettily decorated and the gowns Q
the receiving party, those assisting
. and all present were noticeable 70
their taste and beauty. The guest
. were met at the door by Mrs. J. 1
Griffee and Miss Callie Morris an
: were escorted to the receiving part
: composed Of Mrs. Anna Wright, Mr.
! Selecman, Mrs. Rodgers, and Mise
Mamie and Minnie Wright. Fror
! the receiving party the guests wei
ushered into the dining o where a
the serving table we're seated Mr.
! John 7. Ricketts,, who poured deiic
: Gus chocolate, while at the other en-
! OF the table coffee was served by Mr.
Leila Mitchell. Among the ladi'
assisting were Mesdames d. A. Nj
MILAN, ]. G.. Lakenan, c. ID. Glend
! and Misses Karnes, Wallace ar
Shannon.
ri Halloween the Evening OF II
: Halloween or All Saints Day, wasdu
celebrated Monday, October 3lst.
n was the evening of the small boy, wi
always halls its approach with deligh
dGates and all portable objects. p)
sible, we're carried away. door bel
n we're mysteriously rung, and ghosts
Is walked abroad that night. In add
!. ton to the many pranks OF the sma
l. boy there were a number OF parti
given for the older folks Amor
Al these was a jolly party given at b
home, on north Jefferson street |
J. Miss Abbie Llewellyn, to the Power
sClub and a number OF outside friend
The evening was spent In numero'
Il halloween games, music, and a matt
monial contest, In which the CUES
gave q list Of the Fequirments, eaC
would expect in the future husbar
or wife. The gentlemen's priz
Bachelors Bigotries," was won
Is Mr.. Brewer, and a volumn Of lo'
r Poems for the lady's prize was won /
Miss Edith Ethridge. The souyeni
8 we're small yellow pumpkins vii
e smiling faces, filed with candies MI
rs Lewellyn served a most pleasir
lunch.
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