Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-06-16

MISCELLANEOUS I


Miss Mamie Carter is the guest Of
Miss Sadie Clabaugh in Chillicothe.
MI. Anthony walstrom, of Bloom
ington, H., is spending a few days in
Mexico.
The Fonsille family, their guests
and Major Shaw enjoyed q small pic
mic Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Rowe and daugh-
ter, OF st. Louis, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Campbell.
Mrs. w. II. Coons had as dinner
guests Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Morris of Atlanta, Ga, and
Mrs. 4. d. Cook.
Mr.. Chas. Criswell entertained
Misses Nell Langdon, Nell Hill, Ella
Browne and DR.. Digges at dinner al
the Ringo Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Criswell, entertained al
dinner at the Ringo Tuesday the
following young people; Misses Lang
don, Hill and Browne, and Maj. Nc
Intyre.
The Leber- Relnert wedding, which
took place in st. Louis Wednesdaylwai
a notable one among the society people
Both the bride and groom are vel
known In this city. Many handsom,
and costly presents have been sent Il
both bride and groom from Mexico
friends who wish them unboundet
success through life.
Misses Ruth and Flavel McLonel
gave a delightful party Tuesday fol
a number Of their little friends. Thos'
present we're Misses Ruth Fonville
Mari Rose and guest, Fern Lewis
Masters Harry Stnrdyvin, John Stur
dyvin, Marion FonyiIle, Reute' Shell
NJ. Pentichet and George McLoney
The young people spent the tim
pleasantly at games and with music
Elegant refreshments we're served.
Mrs. b. #. Robertson entertained
Thursday evening in honor Of Mis-
Ella Browne, OF South McAlester
l. T. Games, cards and a guessing
contest were diversions OF the eveninI
and In the contest the prizes wer
won by Miss Farrah and DR.. Cason
Those present we're Misses Nell Hill
Louise Lakeland, Vera Smith, Gen
trude Farrah, Ella Browne and Stell
Robertson. Messrs Wallace Fry
Mitchell White, Chas. Criswell an
Drs. Digges and Cason.
Miss Frances Mason entertained
delightfully."- Tuesday afternoon Il
honor Of Misses Ella Browne, Of SoutI
McAlester, /. T., and Nell Langdon
of J~erseyville, Ill. In a guessing cor
test, the diversion of the afternoon
Miss Irma johnson won the prize,
bunch Of roses. Among those presen
were Misses Irma and Minerva John
son, Rosamond Guthrie, Nell Hill
Stella d. Robertson, Alice Morris
Susie Houston, Mary G%artrell, Luti
Vaughn, Louise Lakeland, Rub
Richie and jess Karnes.
The Beta Sigs gave a picnic at tn
home of Misses Irma and Mlnery
johnson north of town Monday aftel
noon having supper in the woods an
looming home by moonlight. Thos
who enjoyed the evening were Mise
Sallie Blythe, Louise Lakeland, Ne
Hill, Frances Mason, Rosamon
Guthrie, Ella Browne, Nell Langdol
Minerva and Irma johnson. Mess
Criswell, Mcintyre, Howell, FIR,
Brooks, Guthrie and Sharp.
The Washington Hive of Lady Ma
, cabees have a pleasing mode Of entel
tainment in their organization. o
one Friday Of every month the brit
days of all members whose birthday
of all members whose birthday occur
in that month are celebrated at tt
Z home Of some member OF the Lodge
: Next Friday at the home Mrs. Waite
t Squires, the birthdays Of the follow
r ing members will be celebrated: Mr.
t Walter Squires, Mrs. G. S. CAM
bell, Misses Mexican, Kate Alliso
and Rosa Marshall.
Miss Mary Karnes, Of this city, wa
: one of the contestants for the s3t
piano at the annual saengerfest q
Moberly Friday afternoon, and a
{ though Miss Karnes was not the 70
tunate one, she nevertheless rendere
her selection in a most pleasing maj
ner, showing much study and trail
ing. Miss Jean Bragg Of this city wa
her accompanist. Her selection wa
Theme and Variation" Miss Lea
; of Monroe City won the piano. He
? selection was "lf | Were q Rose.n
On Friday evening, June tentl
Mrs. NJ. p. Carpenter, Of South Jeffel
son street, surprised her husban
with a most enjoyable entertain
I ment. A dozen or fifteen OF h
friends were invited and Mr.. CarpeI
! ter first thought the gathering wa
/. accidental, but Is the number IL
creased be "caught on" The evenin
was passed in pleasant conversation
and all enjoyed the violin music of Nj
Eph Hughes and the piano music b
Miss Pearl Carpenter. Dainty 7,
freshments were delightfully."- served
and all present pronounced the occs
sion a most joyous one. Mr.. and Mr.
Carpenter and Miss Pearl know ho'
to entertain their friends.
The Beta Sigs gave a jolly bari
dance at the home Of Miss Louis
Lakeland, south Of town Friday ever
ing. The barn was profusely decorat
ed with the Beta colors, red and pink
and as there is ian air OF mystery an
gruesomeness connected with som
feature Of these sorority functions
the usual "cozy corner" on this oc
casion was shrouded In black, SUI
mounted by an immense cows skull
and cross bones, the souvenirs beinI
teeth from the skull. The program
were printed on market brown PAPER
while delicious punch was served from
a big stone jar. Later In the evening
the guests repaired to the Lacklant