Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-15
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MISCELLANEOUS.
On April the twentieth, Miss Maude
Wallace and Mr. Ed. Williams Will
give an elocutionary music and recital
In this city under the auspices Of the
Y. NJ. Q. A. The place for it
has not Jet been decided upon but
will be published later.
The "frying'' size Of boys and girls
had a very delightful skating party, on
Thursday evening, at the Central
Rink. The party was given by the
boys and the cheperons were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs. Susie Buckner,
and Mr.. George Pearson. Skating and
dancing we're both participated in and
altogether the evening proved not
long enough.
On the 18th, Of March, there will
be held a most interesting mock trial
between the members Of the Epworth
League and the Christian Endeavor,
in the Sunday School room OF the
Methodist Church, The president Of
the League is sueing the president OF
the Endeavor for breach Of promise.
We have not been able to learn the
offense but doubtless 1t will be fully
developed and refuted at the trial,
which will be conducted by the mem
bers OF the two organizations, with
suhtlety, casuistry and obsolete Latin
terms sufficient TO turn Blackstone
into a monument Of envy. The dam
ages are assessed at a diamond ring OF
not less than two carats value to be
given to the lady during each year OF
her life.
Mrs. E. s. Wilson most charmingly
entertained, last Saturday afternoon
for Misses Kathryn Galloway and
Bessie Russell. AS usual, when Mrs.
Wilson sends out invitations for q
party, the weather was strong and dis
couraging. We secretly believe that
she orders just such a commotion OF
the elements In order to test her
guests Partially for her gatherings.
On this afternoon, as always, they
rose grandly TO the occasion, appeared
upon the promptly at the hour
invited, and proceeded 10 baEe a good
time After an hour or two Of games,
they all gathered together, to have
refreshments. This was followed by
some songs beautifully rendered by
Misses Russell, Galloway and Lack
land.
The Symphony Club held their re-
gular meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Miss Georgia Guthrie. A Rubenstein
programme which was well rendered
was as follows:
CURRENT EVENTS.
Life OF Rubenstein Melody in F.
Mrs. +. R. Jesse.
Staccatto Etude in G. Selected
Miss Llewellyn.
Polka-Miss KEENAN,.
Valse Caprice in C.-Mrs. F. A.
Morris.
Polka Bohemienne-Mrs. D. p.
Moore.
The members Of the Chautluqua
have kindly extended an invitation TO
the Symphony Club TO meet with
them at their next meeting at the
home OF Miss Kota Luckie, on March
the 9th. Mrs W. NJ Wetherfor1 will
also entertain the Symphony members
at her home 10 VaDdalia, when TIE
study for that day will be from the
Opera .'Faustb These invitations
are highly appreciated and there is no
doubt but what they will be accepted
by all members OF the club. The next
regular meeting Of the club will be
held on March the 10Th with Mrs. @.
r. Gibbs.
Mesdames Charlie Glendy, SalIle
Brown, Charlie Morris and Tom
Hamilton, OF Mexico, Mrs. James
Dowell, OF Benton City aud Mrs.
Sydney Smith, Of Columbia, were the
delighted recipients Of the charming
hospitality Of a three days house
party, given BY Mrs. J. W. Smith last
week. There was fancy-work, NOR,
gossip and most refreshments ser
we'd up at any and all hours. Indeed
twelve O'Clock at night seemed TO be a
favorite time for consuming OF many
and sundry good things to eat. As
matter OF fact they all ate % much
and laughed so much that they be-
came too isshY to be brought into
town In any vehicle lighter than a big
wagon With for horses hitched to It.
They are living In the hope Of another
house party at Mrs. Smiths in the
near future.
The C~hautauqua Club has issued an
Invitation to the Wednesday Club to
be present with them on ST. Patrick's
day at the home Of Miss Kota Luckie,
suggesting at the same time that they
bring all the irish Bulls, Ballads ana
Blarney at their command. The fol-
lowing acceptance, written by Mrs J..
+. Llexellyn, the president Of the
Wednesday Club, has been sent
'Ochl What q proud day for the
wlnsday CLUB,
Whin Chautauqua stint US 4 bonnie
call,
To come Wild our jokes and swell the
hub-bub,