Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-12-01

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Ms. W. w. Fry entertained friends
last Saturday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. C. A. Garden, Of Texas. Dainty
cards with pennies and pencils attach
ed we're given to the guests who were
to find as many things al possible on
the pennies and set them down on the
cards. The prize, a cut-glass cream
lar, went-to Mrs. F. p. Van Ness.
The South Side Social Set, compos-
ed OF the following members, Misses
Lillian Morris, Flavel McLoney, Ruth
Sallee, Marie Rose, Estelle and Gray,
OF California, and Masters Garrett
Barnes, Leopold Barth, Alyette
Buckner, Maurice Barth, John Buck
ner, Renfro and Anderson Gibbs, was
delightfully."- entertained or last Satur-
day evening by the Masters Leopold
and Maurice Barth. The meeting this
evening will be with Master Garrett
Barnes
A delightful seven O'Clock dinner
was given at the home OF Miss Una
Nelson last Saturday evening, each Of
the young ladies' furnishing a part Of
the menu. The table decorations
we're OF smilax and ferns, and those
present we're Misses Carrie Jessie, Ola
Pryor, Efie Bradley, Fanny Clark,
Anna Belle Criswell, Leona Jackson,
Fanny johnson; Messrs. Louis Mckee,
George Eller, Sam Boles, Earl Brown,
Renfro Miller, Willis Miller, Norton
Nelson, and Cadets Gillett and VIII
coxson.
A pleasant party was given Monday
afternoon By Mrs. Charles Carpenter,
in honor OF Mrs. Young, OF Jonesburg.
Finch, dominoes and other games
we're played, and for the one drawing
the best animal, Mrs. Young was
awarded an etching. Those pre-
sent were Mesdames J. HI. Minor,
Arthur Sharp, w. H. Brown, T. B.
Duncan, ]. p. Morris, J. B. Griffee,
P. H. Cullen, Latney Barnes, Roy
Ferris, o. L. Martin, Ross Cauthorn,
G. FL. Harvey, and A. B. Smith;
MISSES Emma, Maude and Cassie
Cauthorn and Nina Pearson.
The Shakespeare Club went on its
annual coon hunt Monday night to
Skull Lick. The coon proved elusive
as all good things do, but the crowd
got what they went for, primarily-a
good time. After the coon had gone
to bed, the hunters built a camp fire,
spread their lunch, and when the
steaming hot coffee was ready, Toasted
In honor Of the absent game. After
further diversions the fire was extin-
guished, and the merry party wendell
its way home In the moonlight "mak
ing night hideous" with their beauti-
ful songs.
A surprise party was given TO Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Brown at their home
Friday night. There present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Buckner, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. II. Cullen, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs Z. d. Graham, MI. and Mrs Geo.
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey Matt
hews, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurston Duncan and Misses
Belle and Mary Buckner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown are soon going TO the
State OF California TO spend the winter
and their friends here wish them a
pleasant stay.
At the Epworth League social at
the Methodist Church Thursday
night, one might well have imagined
himself at the Worlds Fair, so faith
fully was the Pike reproduced. The
small class rooms opening from the
Sunday School room were decorated
TO represent different attractions on
the Pike-as Fair Japan, Old Planta-
tion and many others including small
original ines. Hardin College and
NJ. NJ. A. were represented, and there
was a Swedish booth with pretty blue
eyed lasses, a fancy work booth and
Others. The lovely japanese girls
served tea and waters; coffee was
served at the Old Plantation by little
plckanninies; pie and milk at Sweden;
candy at Hardin. Those who attend
ed we're expected TO wear each Others
clothes, ard some Of the tmpersona-
tions we're excellent.