Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

Promenade street, Phone %.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The reception given by the Juniors
of the Mexico Public Schools Monday
night TO the Seniors was in every way
a pleasant affair. The Eagles Hall,
where the reception was held, was
handsomely decorated in the Junior
colors, green and white, and also
those favored by the Seniors, old gold
and pale blue. A great many pen
ants, diamond shaped and in three
colors, we're placed about the walls.
The punch bowl was massed with
white carnations and overhung with
green and white tulle, forming a
pretty bower. Over the table from
which refreshments were served, fes-
toons Of white tullc, Interviewer with
sprays Of myrtle, reached from the
chandelier to the corners OF the table,
and white carnations formed a beau
tiful center ornament. The green
and white color effect was seen also
In the Ice cream, this being composed
OF mint ice and plain cream in alter
nate layers. A game involving sim
pie arithmetic problems was one Of
the features Of the evening. "A num-
ber. the got correct solutions and a
draw for the prize was made. Miss
Liza Gibbs was lucky and received q
pretty book as a mememento of the
evening and the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. D. Worrell most
delightfully."- entertained the Sympho-
ny Club, Thursday evening, in their
music store room. A number OF visit
ors were present and the music con-
tributed by the club members and Mr.
Worrell's graphone was unusual in
its excellence. Mrs. Wetherford and
Miss KEENAN, gave good rendition Of
some transcriptions from Faust.
Mrs. viii Wilkins very beautifully
sang the "Red, Red Rose,n which
was followed by the local nu mbers,
"Sing On" rendered equally as well
by Miss Byrd Locke. Miss Ruth Gov
then ~spendidly rendered the
'Grande Valse'. Mrs. e. S. Wilson
charmed the audience with the vocal
number, "Song Of the Season" and
Miss Inez Willard gave a most skill
full rendition Of 'tSalve Regina in
the violin.
''Spring Time, q vocal member,
was sung by Miss Louise Lakeland in
her always attractive manner and
Misses Carleton Fonville and Abbie
Llewelyn closed the program in most
excellent style with the Hungarian
Rhapsody.
Mr.. Worrell gave his guests q rich
treat in the rendering of II Trovatore
IN one Of his supert graphones. Re.
'reshments closed this very pleasant
evening.
The final meeting Of the SYMPHONY
Club was held Tuesday, with Miss
Annie Lewis. Following the program
ihe officers of next year were elected.
For President, Miss Abbie Llewelyn;
Vice President, Mrs. J. j. Jesse; Sec
Miss Annie Lewis and Miss
.FonFille, Treasurer.
Mrs. r.. V. Montague gave a very
pretty and enjoyable lunch yesterday
It two O'Clock. A bowl of pansies
ormed the center piece for the daint-
ly arranged table which was complet-
d by place cards ornamented with
in water color. A palatable
unch was served to Mesdames Il. P.
Van Ness, W. L. Harper, r. r. Ar
lold, IT,, f. R. Sanford, B. +. Rob-
rtson and Bedford.
Mrs. w. w. Fry gave a pleasant
ivening, Friday to a few of her friends
.ntertaining them with with a graph
ne recital, some games, and an elab-
rate and most delicious lunch,seryed
n her newly and artistically papered
lining room.
Mrs. Rolla McIntire gave a very
'leasant party, Thursday afternoon,
or her mother, Mrs. Langdon, who is
Ter guest. The members OF the Beta
igma Society and their mothers were
resent. We are assured that they
eally did sew great deal in addition
0 much delightful conversation. Ice
ream and cake were served refresh
nents.
Master Gordon Baskett entertain
d a few Of his friends Yesterday after
Ioon TO their complete satisfaction.
Toward was just threelyears old yes
erday and naturally one of the main
eatures Of the day was q large cake
by three burning cand-
IS. A happy time was spent by the
ost and guests.