Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-01-04
SOCIETY


rxhose having newh foE ihe soeiesy cosrnn
81 thc EVENING LEDGER VII please connuni-
cate with Miss Esther Houston al her hcmes
luss west nf thA EpiaeoFal eharsh. o. vest
P4onsnade street,
SOCIETY SMALL TALK. :
MI and Mrs Arthur Lee.o d Clinton,
are 10 Mexico for the holidays
Miss JaDie Clay left Friday FOR a
tao wesks visit n New Orleans.
Miss Nsry B. Bfowns q fulton, Isl
the guestot MISS Rose Guthrie.
Mr. Kent Robinson. d Kansas City
was in town Monday the guest o.
|fFiendS
Miss Mamie Davis went to jackson
vile 90 Monday to Visit her sister
Mrs Walstmm
Miss Eagenis Forrest, Of Chicago,
arrived ii this city un Wednesday q
be-lhe sdsst Of Mrs Louise Lakeland
Mrs. @. n Gibbs entertained thel
parents o. her music pupils this after;
noon with q musical given by the
pupils
Mr. and Mrs Grinith and daughter,
luf 81 Louis, have been spending the
week With Mrs GrIniih's mother,
Mrs. Duncan, matroa at tie Old
Ladies Home.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A
Miss Rose White will be married
February lst to Mr. Buckner Carr, Of
Louisville, Kentucky.
Mrs J. T. johnson very pleasantly
entertained at II O'Clock dinner On last
Sunday, Df. and Mrs. Cole, Qf Sedallas
and DR.. and Mrs Cave and children
on Wednesday Mrs. James squires
very pleasantly entertained at twelve
lo'clock dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pearl and family and Nj and Mrs. w.
W. Williams.
On last Monday, Mrs. o. G Willard
entertained at az elegant six O'Clock
dinner, Misses Martha and Maud
Oauthorn. Tine and Esther Houston.
and MI. Dan Cauthorn-
Mrs. Hardin Rixey gase her small
son, Sims, a birthday party this after
noon. Sims is six years old to-day
About twenty small fry we're present
and enjoyed themselves immensely.
Seventeen Of Mrs. Hardin Rixey's
young friends were invited to spend
Tuesday evening at her home. Mrs
Rixey is a charming entertainer, and
ali present on this occasion had a royal
time.
Mrs Claybrock gave a very pleasant
party to some Of her friends 90 Wed
nesday afternoon. There were about
twenty present aud they played Sixty
three, after which a nice lunch was
served.
A jolly crowd OF a dozen met with
Miss Elizabeth gin on Friday evening
and spent a most delightful time. They
played Sixty.three part OF the time
and spent the remainderove the good
lunch which was served.
The young crowd spent Wednesday
eyening With Miss Mamie RIngo In a.
quite enjoyable manner. There were
some nifty boys and girls present and
they played games, INDUCED ID much
conversation and ate a great many
good things.
Miss Mary Emmons entertained
thirty 81 her friends on Thursday eve
ming for her friends, Miss Elizabeth
Noel, Of Columbia A delightful eve
ming vas spent 10 playing games, after.
which a move was made to the dining
room, where many good things were
served from a pFetlIly decorated table.
MIS-. Annie squires had a family re-
union on Christmas day, entertaining
both at twelve and at six O'Clock. The
guests present we're Dir, and Mrs. Jas.
SQuires and son, Mr.. and MB Walter
Squires and daughter, Misses Fox,
Boatman, Callie and Bessie Thomas,
and Messrs. Ora Boatman and Charlie
Squlres.
Miss Ria Hall was the recipient OF a
very delightful Christmas present 10
the shape Of a party on last Tuesday
evening, her aunt, Mrs. A. X. Luckie,
being the donor. Forty guests we're
present and they danced and bad some
good music. a beautiful quartette
was sung b. Messrs Tom GIN, Percy
Winscott,S Stanley Blattner aud Marian
FonvilIe Ria and her friends are
Wishing for a Christmas gift 0f the
same nature next year.
Mrs. John Ricketts, gave a Christ
mas dinner TO her husband and child
rem, Misses Ida Ricketts, and vallie
Bush; Messrs. Harry fulton aud Shaw
ON the table sas a small tree, from
which each onepfesent received a gift
vhich he0r she had long desired, Mrs
Ricketts, having a~scertained before
hand what would be especially accept
able. Needless to say q good dinner
was served.
Miss Rosamond Guthrie, 10 her own
graceful and inimitable style, enter
tanned last night for her friends, Misses
Mary d. Brown, Of Fulton, and Eu-
genia Forrest, Of Chicago. The hos
tess had prepared several pleasant
pastimes Tor The enjoyment Of her
guests and all Of these were thorough
u appreciated and enjoyed. Of all
these the mistlerae game vas the
most popular. At the close of the
evening very delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Ethel Reed bad in thirty Of
her yonng friends on Friday evening
fOr 1 good time Among other games
erar THAT n hifadfofd IN uhich aaehl