Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-05-26
SOCIETY

MISCELLANEOUS.

Wednesday from five to sever In honor
of Mr.. Stevenson, OF Madison, III.
Mrs. o. L. Martin had as supper
guests at the Windsor Friday evening
Mrs. C. G. Graham and Mrs. T. w.
Rainey, Of Kansas City.
Mrs. Laura Robertson very charm.
ingly entertained a few Of the Hardin
teachers and pupils this evening at
her home on East Monroe street.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Minor gave a chatting
dish finch party Thursday evening
for Mrs. I. ". Reiney, Of Kansas City.
Those present were Messrs and Mines.
o. L. Martin, /. II. Matthews, VIM.
Brown, Anna Lewis, G. r. Graham
and Miss Frances Clark.
MI. Frank Russell, OF Fulton, son
OF the late DR.. f. N. Russell, OF this
city, will be married to Miss Ruth
BARLEY, OF Fulton, the first OF June.
MI. Russell and Miss BARLEY both
have many friends here who extend
hearty congratulations in advance.
Mrs. A. w. Kokendoffer entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening in honor
lof Mr.. aud Mrs, J. f. Taylor, OF
Philadelphia who we're guests the
inst Of the week OF Mrs. Taylor's
mother Mrs. Kate Doan-SprowIe.
Those present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Sprowle and Miss Loua
Steele.
Mrs. A. j. Winscott entertained the
graduates OF the NJ. P. S. and teach
ers In honor of Miss Eta Crawford,
one Of the graduates. The house was
tastefully decorated in blue and gold,
class colors, and a ~profusion Of the
class penants. Mrs. Winscott served
one of her usual delicious luncheons.
Mrs. J. W. Atchison entertained a,
finch Tuesday afternoon at her home
on West Monroe street in honor OF
her daughter, Mrs. Holly wither,
spoon, Of Lawrenceberg, Ky. The
prize, a lovely water color, was award
ed Mrs. Chas. Claybrook, while Mrs.
Ross B. Cauthorn was given the con-
ISOLATION prize, a dainty hat pin. Mrs.
Atchison served elegant refreshments,
Mrs. S. p. Emmons entertained at
six O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening the
following young ladies and gentlemen:
Profs. Brewer, Hawthorn and Mark
land of the Public School, and Misses
Mary Long, Elizabeth Shannon and
Miss MARYLAND, Of Armstrong, Mo,
who is the guest Of her brother, Prof.
MARYLAND.
Miss Grace McIntire charminly en-
tertained the NJ. NJ. A. Seniors at her
home on East Love street Saturday
evening. A spirited contest was en-
gagged in and the lady's prize, a golf
bag of hat pins, was won by Miss
Sudie Strother, while Cadet James
won the young mans prize, well, what
he likes to eat. Those present were
Misses Mildred Whitney, Irma Barth;
Rose Guthrie, Lucy Meade Allen, Ida
and Mabel Randle, Gene Davis, Sudie
Strother, Susie Houston and Bess
Jackson; Cadets James, Stearne, Jones,
Taylor, LAWN, Roerhy, Macklin,
Parker and Logan.
MRS. A. B. Smith entertained at a
Japanese Tea on Monday afternoon In
honor OF Miss MARYLAND, Of Armstrong.
About eighty invitations were issued
to friends to meet Miss Marland. The
house was tastefully decorated to
carry out the japanese idea. The
dining room was a typical tea room,
with its mating, paper table trimmings,
fans umbrellas and even there was the
customary men tea ervers. All the
guests as is usual at a japanese Tea,
sat On the floor while being served.
The following young ladies composing
the Beta Slgs assisted Mrs. Smith In
receiving. Misses Hill, Lakeland,
Mason, Robertson, Guthrie, Minerva
johnson, and Miss MARYLAND, of Arm
strong. Mrs. J. 7. Ricketts,, Mrs. d. P.
Moore, Mrs. Griffee, and Miss Mamie
Wright also assisted in the entertain
ment. The afternoon was a very
pleasant n as are all OF Mrs. Smiths
entertainments.
OOn Wednesday evening at his home
on East Monroe St., Hon. George
Robertson entertained informally in
honor Of Attorney General L. r.
Wiley, Of the Philippines. There
were present about forty of Mr..
Willey's old friends and neighbors to
greet him on this occasion. As many
Of those present desired to hear MI.
Wilhey's views on the situation in the
Islands, Mr.. Robertson, by way Of
Introduction, In a few appropriate re-
marks, gave a short history OF Mr..
Wilfey's career from boyhood, and
up until his appointment as
Attorney General of the Philippines,
litter which Mr.. Wiley in a graceful,
concise and lucid manner gave an in
'eresting talk on the conditions in
,he Archipelago. Among those pre-
'ent were Rev. A. A. Wallace, J. Il.
Johnson, j. T. johnson, W. III. Ken
ian, r. r. Arnold, VIM. Richie, i
". W. Pollock, Judge W. w. Bolts,
Hon. Walter Burch, DR.. W. r. Rodes,
Hon. G. f. Clark, J. +. Llewellyn, ,
ohm Beal, Fred Llewellyn Jr., VIM. !,
W. S. Hathaway, John W..
Atchinson, John j. Steele, S. P.
smmons, Chas. @. Clendennin, @. A. {
John It. Ricketts,, A. d. 1
'ledsoe, E. d. Graham, Prof. j. W. ]
Hilton and Mesdames Thos. j.. ]
and J. n. johnson, q