Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Gamble
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Joyce Lena Gamble, to MI.
George W. Blowers, OF Kansas City.
The wedding will take place on the
twenty.ifth Of September at the home
Of the BRIDES parents in this city.
Following this date Mr.. and Mrs.
Blowers will take a trip through the
west, after which they will return to
Kansas City to make their home. Mr..
Blower has a responsible position with
the Armour Packing Company in that
city.
On Tuesday morning Miss Julia
Arnold gave a Bridge party for Mrs.
Percy Hord and Mrs. Fred Bronough,
both OF ST. Louis. OF course the time
passed most delightfully."-, owing to the
efforts Of the charming hostess. There
were twenty guests present and as,all
were in capital spirits owe the game,
grand shows became the order OF the
day. A beautiful picture was given
Mrs. Wilson as having the highest
score. at noon Miss Arnold served a
most delicious hot lunch gotten up In
her usual superb manner.
The dinner parties of the week have
been numerous, pleasant and elegant.
last Saturday evening Mrs. N, r.
ROdes entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Green, Of Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bledsoe and Miss Mary and Mr.. Joe
On the same evening Misses
Marie and Susie Houston entertained
1t supper the Misses Owenby, of Sal.
Miss BaSSett, of Moberly; Miss
Audrey Cooke, Of Lawrence, Kansas;
Miss Virginia Yancey and Miss Liza
Gibbs.
A picnic party went out from town
asst Monday afternoon and spent a
Tery agreeable time at the Clark
arm. 1t consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mary and Joe Potts, MIR. and
Ralph Green, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Clark,
'1r. and Mrs. Charles Bledsoe, Mr.. and
drS. Cortez Edmonston, Mr.. and Mrs.
)harles Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Brown
nd Miss Hattie Brown and DR.. and
drs. N. r. Rodes. They carried a lot
( good things to eat with them and
pent the greater portion Of the af-
ernoon making them disappear.
A most pleasant evening was SPENT
lst Saturday by some twenty guests,
t the home Of MI. and Mrs. Frank
'arker. The entertainment was in
be nature Of a picnic, the veranda
eing utilized for seating purposes and
be grand lunch spread on a table close
y. There was everything good and
ne picnickers ate as though they
ad eaten nothing for a week. After
ne lunch a pleasant evening was
BENT In conversation and music. ,
hose present were the Misses Porter,
Misses Sloss, Misses Henderson,
Iamie and Eugenia Davis, Tine and =
sther Houston and Milliken; Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Kelso, Mrs. NJ. E. .
Mr.. Joe Davis, Mrs. Ramsden ,
nd Mr.. Thornton, Of Kansas City.
At six O'Clock Wednesday Mrs. WnlI
arper gave a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. d
alph Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles :
ledsOe, Mrs. McCabe Howe, of Kan =
S City, Miss Mary and Nj. Joe Potts.
7. and Mrs. Million also entertained o
'ednesday at a six O'Clock dinner, the 7
tests being Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Clark;
esdames Frank Van Ness and John p
1thrie, and Rev. A. W. Kokendoffer.
very pleasant middle OF the day din-
II was given the same day by Mrs.
II. Cullen at the Ringo Hotel in
NOR OF Mrs. Lebbeus Crigler, Of st.
)uis. The guests we're Mrs. Crigler,
d son, Mesdames James Johnson,
lss Cauthorn, E. r. Locke, F. R..
sse and r. r. Arnold. Re
The members Of the +. A. f. Club,
with a number Of guests,
emit last Monday afternoon most
sasantly with Mrs. +. A. Morris Who'll
tertained with me OF her delightful :
nyersatzineSs. Chairs were arranged
a circle on the lawn aud there the
lies placed themselves 10 enjoy a
ID dish Of gossip. One who has
YER been present at one Of these :"
hts can quite realize the deep degree
content with which ladies attend
IN. Far less a one gauge the :,
mouthed Joy with which the
drink it in when given tol
I'm at second hand by their better
YES. In addition 10 the dish oil
sip served, a most dainty course oil
Nd and frozen punch formed part Of
5. Morris menu.