Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr.. Sboash, OF Liberty, VINO has
been the guest Of James Price, left for
his home Friday.
There was a happy boating party
at East Lake Tuesday evening for
Mss Goodrich, Of Montgomery City.
There vas a small dance at the Mon
tezuma Club Saturday evening in hon
or Of the Misses Maddox, Of ST. Louis.
There vas a pleasant dance given
for the visiting young ladies at the
Montezuma Club Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing, Of Kentucky,
and Miss Loaa steele were guests Of
Miss Ida Rosamond at the RingO on
Sunday.
Misses Nell CzHthorn and MARY
steele ~chzperuned > merry party Of lit
tie folks to Sneedk Ford, where they
spent the dsy Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. z. Robertson enter
tzined with . watermelon party
Wednesday evening in honor Of their
guest Miss Morros, Of Texas
Miss Tyde Robinson entertained at
cards % last Tuesday evening for Miss
jamie Gays guests, Misses Helen
Cay and LockhzEf, Of Kentucky.
Miss Jennie wyatto O stJOseph, who
Is the guest o. Mrs G. l. Ferris In
company with Mrs. Ferris, visited
Ms Garrard, Of Centralia, the past
week.
Miss Evangehne KunkeL. daughter
Of Postmaster George Kunkel, viii
attend Milligan College Ia Tennessee
this tall and winter. g. o. Davis who
has been visiting in this city with his
wife this summer, has charge Of the
college.
About thirty-fFe young people and
married couples made q jolly party
who, ehaperoned By Mesdames T. r
Sanford and W. Fl. Cnons, composed a
picnic al Sneed's Ford Tuesday even
ing in honor Of the Misses Maddox,of
st Louis.
Misses Matte Lou and Madge Mad
dox, Of st. Louis: Misses Elizabeth.
Julia and Annabel Arnold and Miss
Morrow, Of Texas, accompanied by
John b. Arnold, Of St Louis, drove 10
Mcoredie Monday, where they spent q
very pleasant day.
Miss Mary Emmons entertained
Saturday evening for her brother, st.
Clair Emmons, q Kansas City, and
Miss Georgia Evans, Of st. Louis The
eyening was spent with music and
games, and Miss Vera Houghland, COS
tuned as a gypsy. told The fortunes of
those present. Delicious refreshments
were served during the evening.
Washington Hive, No. al o. T. NJ,
with about t~hirty-ive present. cele-
brated the birthdays Of Mrs. Walter
Campbell and Ms Powell at the
home Of Mrs. Campbell On Wednesday.
The dining room was tastefully deco
rated 10 hive eolors, red. white and
black. cut flowers and potted plants.
Delicious ices, cake and fruits were
served from the dining room, and az
ter an ej9yable afternoon the guests
departed wishing for another celebra-
tion at an early date.
Many Of those who attended the old
Audrain County Christian Seminary,
are still residing in this city, and Mrs.
Shropshire, Of Kentucky, who is a
guest Of Mrs Ruth Cauthorn, also at
tended this college. A picnic vas ar
ranged for Thursday afternoon at
Cottonwood Springs but on account
Of The rain the reunion was held at
the home Of Mrs. John Buckley, and
the well prepared and bountiful lunch
was eaten picnic-fashiOn In her dining
room. The afternoon and evening
was spent very pleasantly indeed with
music and stories OF old school days,
and Mrs. Edgar Wiles, daughter Of
Mrs J. E Moore. while not a member
Of that college, but a daughter OF the
Seminary" lent much pleasure To the
evenings entertainment. Among
those who attended the Audrain Semi
nary were. Mesdames John Buckley,
Sam Buckley; Nj. and Mrs ]. N.
Basket. Mrs. ]. T. Moore, Mrs. Ma
mic Craig, Mrs Mollie Gill, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Brooks, P. E and 5. NJ. Locke,
Mrs. E. d. Graham and many others
! stin residing 10 this city.