Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-25
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MISCELLANEOUS.


AID young ladies OF the Missouri Mil-
itsry Academy. together with Miss
Hopkins and Messrs. Leeper and
Smi1bey, spenfa most pleasant time
with Ms Hesdington. A literary
contest was indulged in. at Which
Miss Hopkins aud Colonei Lallard won
the prizes. which consisted OF flowers.
Mrs. Headington is so thoroughly
~ home in the art of entertaining
people that one may rest assured that
each Of her guests spent very happy
evening Very appetfzipg refresh
ments we're served, Mesdsmes Wood
ward and Gregory assisting the hostess
70 dispense them.
Tuesdas afternoon the regular meet
ing Of the Symphony Club was held
with Ms Frank Jesse. The Liszt
program was 4 very interesting one
and was as follows:
CURRENT EVENTS.
"A May Morning Mrs Locke
uou4Olief4 MIS- Howell
Air Nari u Hauserl Mrs j Jesse
"Notes on Dereza, Miss Guthrie
"L0irees De yienne'' No 2 q
"How Can Forget Yon' Mrs Wilson
Several OF the back numbers were
brought up At this meeting. which
we're as follows:
"Shuberts Serenaden Miss Lewis
"Mignon'' Miss Locke
'.Santa's Ballad from Flying Dutch
man" Miss Wallace
'ssptnning Song from Flying Dutch
man. ars Sharp
'sRhapsodIes Noe Miss Houghixnd
Hone 10 Oar Mountain GA Troya-
torel Miss Lakeland
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs d P Moore. January
twenty third.
On last Tuesday evening most de-
lightful time was spent with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. DearIng BY some Of their
friends. The occasion was the regular
meeting Of the Young Married Peo.
ple's Club, and IN addition to these,
twenty guests were present. The i
guests we're both the married and un-
married variety, the former being in |
vited that they might behold the 50.
peri0r fashion In whicn this club is |
conducted, the latter that they might !
view and envy the joys that accrue to |
the married state only. Games form |
ed the amoseme Of the evening, at |
the close Of whkA two prizes were dis
tributed; the ladys prize. a bronze
henre, going 10 Mrs Joe Moore, and
the gentleman'sprize a silver-handIed |
ile; falling TO the share OF Mr.. Locke. |
Very delicious refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Dearing are
such thoroughly capable and pleasant |
hosts that nothing further need be said !
as to the pleasure If the evening.
The Wednesday Club held its usual |
full meeting with Mrs. Z. A. Dearlng
this week. The reading Of the min
utess as usual, formed one Of the hap
piest moments OF the day; thanks to
the. wit and originality Of the young
secretary. The lesson was recited with
more than ordinary intelligence, and
several good papers read. The interest
OF the club members seems ever on
the increase. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. E. S. Wilson.
Miss Mamie Davis entertained her
Sunday School class last Monday after
noon, In very pleasant and unique
fashion. Miss Davis has twenty-four
members in her class, all girls, though
ranging 10 age between twelve and
sixteen, they sere not at all averse
70 the task set them. This was the
dressing Of dolls. The dolls were long
slim potatoes, the costumes we're 20
be made from paper napkins. Meat
skiyers were provided for the arms.
In the course Of half an hour some
most elaborate and thoroughly ParI-
sian effects were evolved. Games and
refreshments formed the remainder
Of the afternoons entertainment.
The Chautauqua Club held q yery ,
pleasant meeting with Miss Kate
Luckie last Wednesday. Mrs. Minnie
Davis asked that It bold its next meet
Ing With her