Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
On Wednesday night, a very enjoy
able dance took place at the Elks
Hall. About thirty were present and
the time passed all the more pleasant
owing TO the informal manner in
which the diversion was conducted.
At the close tf the evening q nice hot
chadng-dish lunch was served by the
young ladies.
The Chautauqua Club members had
q pleasant meeting this week and
united their literary pursuits with
some fancy work which they are pre-
pairing for Christmas. Miss Julia Ar
mold will be hostess for the club next
week.
The Gladstone Chautauqua Club
will meet next week with Mrs. DR..
Winans. The members Of this club
have completed their researches along
the line Of races and emigration and
will now take up the study Of Ameri-
can literature.
Some OF the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. "a. Coons invaded their premises,
Thursday evening, and spent the eve
ming with them. The occasion was
their eighteenth anniversary and 3
number OF presents OF the funny
order were carried In and supplied an
immense amount Of amusement dur
ing the evening. Mrs. Coons showed
herself quite equal to the occasion by
serving an excellent impromptu lunch.
On Friday evening Of last week, Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Fry gave q dozen OF
their friends a very charming evening
vt the Elks hall. Dancing was In
dulged In and later, the guests accom-.
panied their host and hostess 10 their
home 10 psrtake OF refreshments.
Mrs. Clay Mcclure gave a most de.
lightful MONDAY dinner party,
Thursday, to some dozen OF bel
friends. The table was handsomely
decorated with q drawn work center
piece and yellow chrysanthemums ant
one Of Mrs. McClure's far-famed din
ners was served. In the Afternoon
games were played and Mrs. GlendJ
as victor carried of a bunch OF flowers
The guests were: Mrs. Charles Car
penter, Mrs. win Smith, Mrs. Ton
Hamilton, Mrs. George Harvey, Mrs
Charles Glendye. Mrs. Charles Morris
Mrs. Clarence Barnes Mrs. VIII Berry
Mrs. Frank Bruton, Mrs. w. W. Bolts
Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. I'd. Shears
Mrs. Leila Mitchell entertained th.
f. A. E. Club, Monday Afternoon, In
her always charming manner. A JOLT
afternoon was passed In games anf
two pretty prizes were awarded, I
plate is the club prize, to Mrs. w, 81
Ooons, and 3 handkerchief to Mrs
Tina DObyns rs q guest. Mrs. Nit
chell again entertained, on Monday
evening, some t~wenty-four OF bel
married friends. Games formed thu
evenings amusement and some beau
tiful white ehrysanthemums vert
given 70 the winners. On both after
noon and evening very appetizing and
dainty appearing refreshments wers
served.
III. and Mrs. W. L Harper andlMr
and Mrs. Chas. Claybrook were very
sumptuously entertained last evening
with a quail supper by Mr.. and Mrs.
z. B. Arnold, Jr. Miss Miriam Rus
sell Arnold was also one Of the party.
supplying a considerable portion Of
the entertainment.
Miss Frances Pearl gave a very en-
joyable party, Monday evening, to ths
membersIofIthe intermediate Society
and friends. Fifty young people wers
present and a happy evening was spent
at games. Some dozen new member
were secured for the Society. As &
close 10 the happy time, refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Duncan have is
sued invitations to a reception to b
held on their twentieth anniversary
Saturday, December fourteenth.
Mrs. r. r. Arnold was hostess for
the Wednesday Club this week and
eleven enthusiastic members Assem-.
bled at the usual time and an un.
usually well prepared lesson, showing
forth the geography as well as history
Of the great thirty years var, was re.
cited. hn. Llewellyn with all the
facts at her tongues end, made a
splendid leader. Following the lesson
Mrs J. A. Guthrie read a delightful
paper on the city OF Visby, once the
richest city in Scandinavia, but alas,
now fallen from her greatness. Mrs.
T. A. bearing read . paper TO which
the physicians Of this country might
listen with attention on the Swedish
Movement Cure" The swedes give
all the credit for their fine physical
Development TO this form OF exercise.
An interesting talk on the great gene
raj, Tortensson was given by Mrs. e.
S. Hilson. The program concluded
with q sketch OF the life Of Gade"
by Miss Annie Lewis who also played
. beautiful selection from his CON-
positions. Mrs. Reed asked the club
10 meet next week with her and IL is
10 be hoped that the nearness Of the
holidays viii not diminish the stten-
dance.
Miss Cassie Cauthorne rave the
Fieur-de-Lis T5lmble Club a most
pleasant afternoon yesterday. The
ladies' were sewing more Industfiously
than usual 10 view OF the nearness Of
the holidays and accomplished 8 won