Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-07-07
SOCIETY
MISCELLANEOUS.
There was a pleasant dance Friday
evening at Elite Hall.


There was a pleasant dance Friday
evening at Elite Hall.
The Globe Democrat of Wednesday
contained a pretty picture of Mrs.
Otto Wall, who was until last week,
Miss Emma Babler, a former Hardin
student and well known for her
ability.
Friday evening Miss Lucille Howell
very delightfully."- entertained a num-
G OF her young friends in honor Of
her cousin, Miss Wayne Aydelot, Of
Troy. With games and music the
time quickly passed. The house was
prettily decorated with flowers and
plants, and pleasing refreshments
were served.
On Tuesday evening the Epworth
League Of the M. e. Church, South,
were hosts to the other young peoples
societies Of the different churches. A
pleasing musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered, and light re-
freshments served by the young
ladies Of the League. The evening
was a pleasant one.
The following little folks spent the
day and took lunch at Cottonwood
Springs Thursday: Sims Potts, Gar
rett Barnes, WILDER Bridgford, Nc.
Kinley Wlnscott, Hamilton Winscott.
Ellet Buckner, Irma Tomlinson, Ruth
Lewis, Ruth Sallee, Ruth Winscott,
Ruth Robertson, Polly Clendenin,
Florence Crosby, Mable Page, Flavel
McLoney, Virginia Field, Liga Bolts,
Miss Madge Potts, Miss Mary Potts,
Miss Stella Barnes. Everybody had a
good time.
Miss Gertrude Fry entertained
wednesday evening at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w, w. Fry,
on South Jefferson Street, in honor of
little Miss Miriam Hubbard and bro
ther, Wilbur, of Maryland During
the evening there was a guessing con-
test In which Master Lawrencs
Winans won the boys prize, a beauti-
fully bound book, willie the misses
prize, d lovely plate, was won by Miss
kell Bragg, aft,r which Miss Fly
served dainty refreshments.
A pretty reception was that given
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. j. f.
Llewellyn in honor Of her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Brown, Of Boston. The house
was beautifully decorated in cut flow
ers, palms and ferns. In the r, celv-
ing party were Mrs, Llewellyn and
daughter, Miss Abbie; Miss Edna
BARLEY, of Fulton; Mrs. Arthur
Brown, of Boston, and Mrs. Matte
Brown, of Fulton, all gowned in hand
some and becoming costumes The
young ladies presiding over the punch
bowl were Misses Martha Mason and
Sallie Blythe, while 10 the dining room
pleasing refreshments were served by
Misses Edith Ethridge, Frances Ma
son and Lucy Meyde Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A r IS gave a
porch party Friday evening 10 honor
Of Mrs. Arthur Brown, Of Boston. The
large porch at Hardin was profusely
decorated with Chinese lanterns and
handsome hanging baskets while here
and there were bright rugs, sofa pill
lows and rocking chairs, and TO one
side a bowl oil delicious punch. Later
In the evening the guests we're invited
into the parlors, where finch was
played and refreshments Of ices, ber-
ries and cake we're served. Those
present were Messrs, and Mesdames
j. +. Llewellyn, W. G. Wilkins, w. S.
Hathaway, J. W. Million: Misses Olive
Elizabeth Gill, Retta Gartrell,
Lucy Meade Allen, Edna BARLEY, Of
Fulton, and Essie Norris; Mesdames
Minnie Davis and Arthur Brown;
Messrs. W. II. Morris, Fred Hatha-
way, Gus Pasqueth, DR.. Pasqueth,
Fred and Henry hlewellyn.