Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-02-02

MISCELLANEOUS.


The usual bi-monthly dance was en-
joyed at the Elks Club on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Hardin johnson entertained a
number OF friends in a royal manner
last Monday evening.
Mrs. Dan Dudley, OF st. Louis, and
Mrs. l. T. McCne were guests of Mrs.
Halsey Matthews at supper on Mon
day evening.
Little Miss Frances johnson very
delightfully."- entertained the members
of the music class at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. johnson,
on last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. 7. LaFon gave a childrens
party on Monday afternoon in honor
Of her little guest Master ]. ID. King,
Of Columbus JIG, Iowa. The after
noon "a spent In games and music
followed by delicious refreshments.
Mrs. +. r. Sanford entertained this
afternoon, the married ladies who
assisted her at her reception, a num-
Der Of young ladies, and Miss Stuart,
Of Moberly, and Miss Wilson, OF Ten
nessee, who are the charming guests
of Mrs z S. Wilson.
Among the pleasant function Of the
past week vas the dining given on
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c d. Glendy, Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Sand
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Pollock,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. VanNess, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Robertson, Mrs. @. G..
Hall, Mrs T. E. Mcbride, and Mrs.
Eby, Of Hannibal.
Mrs. G. D. Glendy vas hostess on
Tuesday evening at an elegant eight
course dinner at which were present,
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Cave, Prof. and
Mrs. D. A. Mcmillan, DR.. and Mrs.
A. A. Wallace; Mr.. and Mrs, G.. W.
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pollock,
Mrs. r. NJ. White and Miss Ora john
son. The table was prettily decorated
In ferns and red carnations, and the
dinner was a culinary success,
CLUBS.
The Thimble Club meets next FRI
day with Mrs. Latney Barnes.
The next meeting Of the Wednesday
Club will be with Mrs D. A. Nc
MILAN.
The Symphony Club meets Tuesday
with Miss Abbie Llewellyn instead Of
with Mrs. F. A. Morris.
The hautauqua meets again on next
week with Mrs. A. X. Luckie, on ac-
count Of the small attendance at the
last meeting.
Mrs. I. b. Duncan was hostess of
the Finch Club Friday afternoon.
The games we're much enjoyed as was
the luncheon served, during the after
noon.
The f. A. E. Club met Tuesday
with Mrs. E. A. bearing at her pretty
Jackson street home. The diversion
OF the afternoon IA progressive
euchre, at which Mrs W. II COons
was successful in winning the club
prise, a handsome silver blotter, while
the guest prize, a lovely candlestick,
was won by Mrs. G. d. Glendy.
The B. G. @. enjoyed a jolly evening
with Miss Inez Coil, on last Saturday
evening. Games and music we're the
diversions. In an oder contest the
prize, a pin tray, wa won by Miss
Ruth Bragg. In guessing the number
Of beans in a jar, Miss Mary Emmons
was fortunate in winning a pretty
paper weight. Miss Coil assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Cullen, served dainty
refreshments.
The Informal Euchre va entertain
ed Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carpenter, at their home In
East Monroe Street The games were
much enjoyed and the prizes, a plate
for first ladies, was won by Miss Nina
Pearson; the consolation, a top was
awarded 10 Mrs II @ McClur. The
gentleman's first prize, a knife, was
won by sir II Q Mcclure, while Mr..
George Pearson was given 4 rag OF
marbles az a Consolation Elegant
refreshments we're served during the
evening
The Shakespeare Club enjoyed a
pleasant aud instructive meeting at
the NJ. NJ. A., Saturday evening, With
Majors Lillard. Neiu'yre aud jenkins
as hosts After the lesson the mem
bers we're given quotations from
Shakespeare, descriptive Of a peculiar
ity Of some member, then the guests
were 10 guess who the quotation
fitted" The next meeting will be
with Profs. MARYLAND and Hawthorn,
at the residence Of Mrs J A Glandon.
The Club wiz g: the next meeting be-
gin the study Of The Tempest"