Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-12-21


Mrs. W. ]. Bolts entertained at q
very elaborate and tempting six
o'clock dinner last Tuesday evening,
Misses Ethel and Trix Plunkett;
Messrs Russell Emmons and Dan
Cauthorn.
The Chautauqua Club metlast We'd
nesday with Mrs. Austin Smith. In
addition to their usual exercises, Mrs.
Pollard read a highly interesting paper
on Dante This club will meet the
first Wednesday in January with Mrs.
Pollard.
On last Saturday afternoon, Mrs. d.
P. Moore most pleasantly entertained
for Miss Kendrick, Of st. Louis, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Henrietta
Voorhies Tor sometime. About thirty
Young ladies we're present and after
SONS ever interesting games were
played, a perfectly delicious chating
dish lunch was served.
The Wednesday Club helda very de-
lightfni meeting with Mrs. ]. +. Lew
ellyn this week. Mrs. w. w. Bolts,
In a thoroughly competent manner,
conducted the lesson, the subject In
band being the Emperor Charles v.
Mrs. Bolts asked the Club to meet
with her next week, after which 1t
win take a vacation 'till the first week
In January.
Monday afternoon Morris and Guy
Pitts entertained about forty Of their
little friends. Different games were
played, but the tieing OF the tic on
Buster Brown caused the most merri-
ment. The one most successful was
Arleen Sqnlres, who received a plate
OF marshmellows for her effort. Re-
fleshments were served and each lit
tie one present spent a most delight
full afternoon
The Shakespeare Club, had a very
pleasant meeting with Miss Esther
Norris last Saturday night. They
meet again next Monday night with
Miss Abbie Llewellyn, where will be
held their usual Christmas tree, with
its many kindly offerings for each
member. We think II only fair To
warn the newspapers Of this city that
the Shakespeare Club is preparing to
poach on their preserves during the
coming year, A paper, entitled 1.-THE
Shakespeare Times Is to be issued
weekly. So let the LEDGER and In
telligencer look TO their laurels, for
when so dignifed, bralny and up-to-
date a body as this club undertakes an
enterprise, it will brook no rivals.
On last Tuesday afternoon the Sym
phony Club held their regular meeting
with Mrs. Ethan Howell, at the home
of her mother, Mrs Blythe, Those
taking part played to a packed house,
1t being the largest attendance OF the
season. The opera, II Trovatore, was
the study for the afternoon, and an
additional and enjoyable feature was
a selection from the same Opera on a
French Harp by Miss Maud Wallace,
which was quite a surprise-to the club
members, and her rendition proved
that she was quite an artist on this
instrument. The following was the
program for the afternoon:
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Libetto Miss MaYme Carter
Duet: II Trovatore Melnotl
Mrs F Jesse and Miss Lewis
Anvil Chorus Mrs Morris
"Ahl / Have Lighted to Rest Me-
Miss d Fonvllle
March from Overture : Mrs Moore
Raraphrase de Concert g KunkeD
Miss Llewellyn
Miserere Miss Lakeland
Overture by Dom Miss KEENAN,
The Club then adjourned to meet
with Miss Alberta KEENAN, January
the second.
The members OF the Art Glass Of
Hardin College were very much pleas
ed to receive from Mrs. Dea Carr
Smith, a poetic Invitation requesting
their presence December eleventh to
an informal Sat Home" for her
daughter, Miss Vera, who is to be
married during the holidays. The
young ladies thought this an excellent
opportunity for assisting the bride-
elect 10 furnishing a most important
realm Of her household-the culinary
department. The guests arrived early,
clad 10 gingham aprons and calico
gowns, and armed with mysterious
looking packages, which they deposi B.
ed In n Of the parlors which had
been a~rtlstically decorated In art
aprons, lin cups, spoons, dishpans and
cartoons. Miss Vera was led to an