Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-28

pleasant meeting this week with Mrs.
barry Atchlson. The discussion of the
lesson was pursued as usual, much In
terest being shown. Because the
weather was SO glowing the hostess
took pity Ia thsr faithful ones who
were present and served some most
delicious refreshments. The club
meets next week with Miss Rolla Nc
Intira.
The Gladstone Chautauqua Club
holds It's next session with Mrs. Charlie
Glendye.
Mrs. W, L. Harper entertained with
one OF her far-famed dinners, Tues
day at one o'clock, the guests being
Mesdames r. NJ. White, q. A. Dear
ing and Leila Mitchell. After the
very excellent dinner q pleasant after
noon was spent in pastime peculiar
to this group of ladies.
Mrs. O. B. Gibbs gave a very pala-
table noon-day dinner and pleasantly
social afternoon, Wednesday, for Mrs
Henry Larimore, Of Dexter. The re-
naming guests were Mrs. Sam Evans
and Mrs. Ssppington.
On Monday evening at Hardin COL
lege the Magazine Club, feature Of
the college life, gave . most delight
full reception to the inmates OF Har-
din. The evening proved most agree
ably social the serving Of hot lunch
adding greatly to the pleasure.
The Symphony Club, In pursuance
of its plan to give the people OF Mex
ico one first-class concert year are
expecting to engage Madame Schu-
man-Heink for an evenings enter
tainment some time during the win
ter months. The concert will be held
In the Hardin College chapel, which
Mrs. Million has kindly placed at the
disposal OF the Club, both Mr.. and
Mrs. Million being mLch interested In
the success Of the project. Madame
Schuman- Heink is q singer Of world
wide reputation, having sung In all
the great cities Of Europe and Amer
lea. Is considered the finest exponent
Of Wsgner's music known In musical
circles. She is residing with her fam.
lily at present in ST. Louis, having de-
cided 10 make our country her home
Should the Symphony Club succeed in
securing this great songstress, Mexico's
music lovers would be assured of an
evening long to be remembered.
Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne, has given .
series of most delightful lunches late
Ily. The first, noon lunch was given
last Saturday for Mrs. @. o. Fraker,
of Shelbyville, Ill. The table was
very artistically decorated In yellow
chrysanthams and ferns and dainty
name cards marked the places. Those
who en- joyed this pleasant lunch and
equally pleasant afternoon were Mes
DANES g. @. Fraker, J. T. Ricketts,,
W. Il. Coons, e. s. Wilson, T. s. Gave
and Misses Julia Arnold and Kota
Luckie. Mrs. Hawthore entertained
again yesterday at one O'Clock Lunch
where the viands we're as palatable,
the decorations as artistic, the hostess
and guests as agreeable as last Satur-
day. Those who were present were:
kesdames n. A. Morris, r. r. Arnold,
Jr., @ M. Clay, J. ID. Orear, w. L,
OraddocK, f. A. Sandford and Miss
jamie Clay.
The rainy weather on "Wednesday,
greatly reduced the attendance at the
Wednesday Club, only eleven mem
bers venturing forth In pursuit of
Gustavus vasa 8 sons. Much admira-
tIon was excited by the dexterity and
dispatch with which these three
brothers dep0sed each other from the
throne Of Sweden. Mrs Locke vas
leader for the day and elucidated %
her own supreme satisfaction several
knotty points In the lesson. Follow
/ ing the hour devoted to the lesson