Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS

ful picnic to twenty boys and girls
popularity known as the 'frYing size,"
on "Wednesday evening. After dis
porting themselves to their hearts
content in Hardin Park for several
hours, they we're corralled by Mrs.
Brown at her home and given a first
class lunch.
The golf links was the scene OF quite
q gay party yesterday afternoon. A
number of the members, with several
visitors, Of whom Miss Lillian Rose
was one, played golf and later partook
OF an elaborate lunch. The gayety
was TO have extended till late into the
evening, but storm coming up dis.
persed the crowd to their homes In
short order.
Miss Mabel Eaton gave a merry.go-
round party Wednesday evening for
Miss Lillian Rose, OF Waco, Texas, and
q very merry party 1t was indeed. A
dozen young people met at Miss Ea-
toms home and from there made a pill
grimage to the merry-go-round, which
was placed at their disposal for the
evening. After al many go-rounds
as they cared for they repaired to Har-
din College, where a nice lunch
awaited them.
Miss Minerva Johnson gave a very
elegant and ENJOYABLE dinner, on We'd
nesday for her guest, Miss Eva Ward.
1t was given at five O'Clock and was
In the nature Of a farewell banquet as
Miss Ward "a leaving the next morn
ing for Michigan. The table was most
prettily decorated with Marguerites
and ferns, while Elderberry blossoms
were used very effectively on the
mantel and buffet. A small bunch of
Marguerites and fern, tied with rib
bon, was at each plate. The follow
ing guests were present, Misses Eva
Ward, lorraine Howard, Margery
Walle, Fanny and Lena Johnson,
Messrs Norton Nelson, Tom Bruce,
Earl Brown, Joseph G~landon, Clay
Hamilton and Richie Spence.
The 4. a. Z. Club met with Mrs.
T. A. bearing last Monday afternoon
and was entertained in her always
charming manner. Beside the men,
bers a number Of guests were present
and both Euchre and Bridge were
played. At the close Of the game,
those scoring the highest at each cut
for the prize. The lucky ones proved
TO be Mrs. James Jesse and Mrs.
Hemenway, OF New York City. On
cutting the same cards these ladies
played the Alphons and CASTOR act
for some moments, each insisting that
the other take possession Of the re-
ward. The hostess finally cut the
gordlan knot by suggesting that they
divide the booty which was dane and
all was lovely. Mrs. bearing again
entertained on Monday evening when
a truly delightful time was spent. Bid
euchre was played and Mr.. r. d.
Rodgers carried all before him, secur-
ing an ornamental ink stand, while |
Miss Henderson, Of Fulton, bore of
the ladies prize which was a that pin {
holder. Delicious refreshments were |
served both afternoon aud evening.
Mrs Ross and Miss Julia Ross most
entertained a number OF |
ladies at a twelve O'Clock dinner on J
Thursday. The chef failing to put In c
an appearance, Miss Ross rose grandly
TO the occasion and served to the ,
guests a dinner fit for a king. II you :
have any doubts as TO the truth OF this
statement, ask any one Of the follow
Ing ladies': Mesdames Lamertlne
Lakeland, S. N. Edwards, A. X.
Miss Sallle Lakenan and Miss
Marvin, OF Morrisyille.
Mrs, R. V Montague most pleasant
y entertained on Wednesday evening",
Tor her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hemenway, :
1f New York City. Mrs. Montague
hss only within the last few days
moved into the Talbot property in =
Woodlawn and Is not yet altogether
It bone In her new nest, but 1t taxes
more than this TO daunt a woman
when she is DESTROYS OF giving a party.
About thirty guests were present and
'uchre vas the game chosen for the
Master Robert Montague ,
iarefully watched the PLAYERS and On
loting a discouraged face among them }.
promptly presented a cup OF iced /.
lunch 70 cheer the weary 0ne on his :
way. Thus we're all the guests, both 7
Osers and winners, kept 10 excellent
plritA Two beautiful purses we're
fveu the ladies scoring highest, ms.
Ohm Ricketts, coming 10 for first
iessers. Charles Crlsvell and y. AL,
securing respectively the I,
mt and second gentlemens prizes. y
he game over, q very pleasant social y
our vas spent over the dainty re-
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