Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-27

f%t1 $3.50
ford.
MIS-. Marian Ross and Miss Julia.
Ross gave a most pleasant twelve
O'Clock dinner to-day for Mrs Me-
Bride OF St Louis. Ms Mcbride is.
thi guest Of Mrs & a. Edmunds.
Those who we're present were Mrs Nc
Bride, Mrs. Ednunds Mrs &. NJ.
White, Nrx Frank Bruton and MrS. &
B. Arnola,JE
Ms r r Amid gave a most eiab-
crate dinner party, Thursday, at ono
O'Clock. for Mrs Cook and Mrs Walk
eL With fourteen c0ngenial spirits
sroHnd . delicately spread board, Il isl
needless % say that AL went Of agree
ABLY. Mrs Anold's guests were Mes
danes Cook, walker, Sanford, Bryan,
spence, Mitchell, Mcmillan. Buckner,
Hord, B. +. Robertson, Arthur Lee,
Messls Kokesdofer and Arnold.
Mesdames w. r. and n. r. Rodesl
gave 3 most pleasant and elegant re-
ception THURSDAY afternoon. for Mrs
L. o. RodeS, Of Boulder, colorado.
That the afternoon was made pleas
ant 10 the many guests was proven BY
the fact that two large porch s~ettees
were occupied at all times By ladies'
who we're fkin b linger and chat 70
the incoming and Outgoing ones. Mes-
danes W. R., n. r., and L o. Rodes, |
together with Mrs. Maurice Pearson
received their friends in the west par
lor which was made very pretty by 3
great many crimson rambler roses and
here Mesdames A. B. Smith, G. FL
Clark, W. W. Bolts and s. J. Buckner
assisted In entertaining theIguests and
by and By in marShrlling them forth
into the hall and there consigning
them TO the tender mercies OF Mrs N
B. Guthrie, Ms. Harry Atchison and
Miss Kota Luckie. When these last
named ladies gave their august per-
mission, the dining room portals were
passed and the most delicio Us angel
food and nut cake, and rainbow ice
cream far too pretty to be eaten, were
served. Mrs. Chss Claybrook and Mrs
W. L. Harper. sat at the table and
pretended ito be extremely busy ap-
Forthcoming the refreshments which
were in reality under the capable
charge Of Misses Josephine Wallace,
Emma McPheeterS. Mary Rodes and
Margaret Potts. Agreat quantity of
sweet peas was used for the table de-
corations and formed an extremely Eff
fective center piece which gave forth
q delightful fragrance The buffet al
10 was maxed with the sane pink
blossoms. In the east parlors Mrs
Charles Bleds0e and Mrs Cortez Ed
monston very gracefully presided over
the punch bowl while Mrs. A. A. Wall
lace and Mrs. J. C. IRingc assisted in
making agreeable conversation.
Mrs. Charles Claybrook had q few
friends. Monday afternoon, for Miss
Belle Buckner, and her guests Misses
Matte Lou and Madge Maddox. AL
great deal Of talk filled up the after
noon most ~agreeably.
The rainy weather proved too much
fora picnic party which was star ting
out into the country Wednesday af-
ternoon for q jolly good time. Nothing
daunted by natures freaks, the pic
nicers repaired to the home OF iEuge-
MIA Davis, ate their grand spread and
spent q joyous evening. They we're
Mrs w. L. Harper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ayiette Whitney, Misses Eugenia
Davis. Ruby Ritchle, Nell Robinson
Mamie Carter and Mary Buckner,
Messss VIII Williams, Richie Spence
Joe Potts, Clay Hamilton, John A..
Brooks, Sam Sharp and Earl Bledsoe.
A party of young people spent Mon
day afternoon very pleasantly at Bar
mes Ford. Fishing and much hllarity
devoted the success OF the undertak-
Ing. Those who attended we're Misses
Louise Buekner, Inez Willard, Mary
Willie Lewis, Grace Morris.
Messrs Joe Hall, E. Criswell, Harper
vanNes s Louis Spalding, Ovens Adam
Mrs. William Berry and Mrs. Shears.
Mrs. w. L. Reed gave a delightful
party, Tuesday from three 10 six, for
her children Allene and Tom. Eighty
,hildren put in their prompt appear
ance and great was the timethey had.
The refreshments pink and white in
,olor to accord with the pretty decor
ations OF sweet peas, was served in the
lining room. AS will readily be seen
the number Of guests the hostess
needed assistance in attending to
heir amusement and those who prof.
their aid we're Misses EIinor
BILL, Florence Crosby, Myrtle Moore,
LigIa Bolts, Mamie Wright and Ella
Mrs III. Jesse very pleasantly en-
te-tained the F1eur-de-lis Thimble
Club, yesterday afternoon This G ub :
very much resembles Tennyson's fam e
BUS brook in that 1t goes on forever.
Other clubs take a vacation through =
put the hot months but not 80 the en-. \
crowd who attend this club
Zach weeK and do all the family sew-,
Ing there at. Let the good work go on. :,
George Robertson, Jr., son of Attor- :
ney Geo. Robertson, is home from :
Va, where he attended,
school at the Virginia Military In
George came home by the
way Of jamestown, and vas very much
with the Exposition.
Miss GeneVieve Murray delightfully."-
entertained In honor Of her 18th BIRTH
lay at her home on South Clark ave.,
Friday from 4 to J p. m, The guesbsI
Mildred Wallace, Irene Brooks, Z
Ruth H0FseV. Harriet Winsns ThaoI