Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-24

Louislduas nave Oeen q guests OF
MI. and Mrs. White this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Witherspoon, OF
Lawrence5ury, Ky. have returned
home after q pleasant visit to relatives
here. MI. and Mrs. Witherspoon will
shortly move TO our city to make
their home.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The next meeting OF the Symphony
Club will be held with Miss Annie
Lewis.
The Gladstone C~hautauqua Club
will meet with Mr.. Louis Barth next
Friday evening.
Miss Electra Withers and Mrs. L.
B. Williams will entertain in both
Monday and Tuesday afternoons OF
next week.
Mrs. Dea Carr Smith will chaperone
a private party to Europe in June.
For further particular address her at
Hardin College, Mexico. Nc.
Last week a statment was made in
these columns to the effect that Mrs.
Dea Carr Smith won q prize offered at
one OF the parties. We wish TO re.
tract this which was made by mis-
take.
The members of the HOLSTER Hive
OF the Maccabees had a very pleasant
masked party, Wednesday evening, at
the Odd Fellows Hall. As funds
were needed by the order, a fee OF ten
cents was charged at the door, a neat
sum being realized there from.
Mrs. G. W. Robertson entertained
at dinner at Mrs. Spence's on We'd
nesday, Mesdames W. W Bolts, A. A.
wallace and f d. Graham. The
afternoon was spent at the home OF
the hostess in conversation, 50 dear to.
the feminine heart.
Miss Hattie Edmonds gave a very
pleasant bridge party, Yesterday af-
ternoon, to twelve Of her friends. She
chose her game well as 1t certainly
needed a bridge TO bring the guests to
their destination during yesterday IS
snow slide. A most lively and agree.
able afternoon was spent.
The symphony Club met again this
week to make up for the long vacation
enjoyed during the holidays. Mrs
Gibbs was hostess and as the program
was chosen from the Messiah and
from the compositions OF List, the
meeting could DOT be other than a
success. Roll call proved unusually
interesting, owing to the excuses and
apologies obligingly furnished by the
president, for all absent members
A number OF her friends took dinner
with Mrs. +. r. Sanford at Mrs,
~Spence's, on Wednesday, and later.
repaired to her home where they we're
very agreeably entertained during the
afternoon. Light refreshments were
served at four O'Clock. The guests we're
Mesdames N. z. Rodes, Joe wilkins,
@ A. Barnes, Harry Atchison, win
harper, M. B. Guthrie, Latney Barnes,
Luxe Morris, and Miss Kate Luckie.
Mrs. Guy Waite gave a very pleas
antly finch party Wednesday after
noon to some two dozen of her friends.
A pretty little piece OF cut glass was
given to Miss Nina Pearson in token
OF her expertness at the the game and
hot refreshments, palatable OF course,
we're served. Mrs. Waite again enter
tained on Thursday, euchre being sub.
stituted for finch and an equal num-
Der OF guests being present. As on
the preceding day a dainty piece OF
cut glass was won by an equally dam.
itV young lady aud refreshments clos
ed the days pleasure.
A few friends spent Monday even.
ing most pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Fry. After several hours spent
at games, the guests were taken 20 the
dining room where a dainitily spread
table, Illuminated with candles, await.
ed their reception. A hot chafng dish
lunch with various acconpaniments
was served by the hostess while oue
OF the masculine guests furnished
hrst-class entertainment by giving ex-
tracts from 1.-THE Adventures OF all
Dress Suit" His readings, which con-
tinued during the hour devoted to |
refreshments, caused the entire party /.
be convulsed with merriment, SO
mat they we're 10th to leave even
though the clock had chimed twelve.
Thirteen Of the twenty members OF |,
he Wednesday Club de6ed the wet :
now under foot, the icicles overhead. :
"e "e"'l Iain from every side, this n
week, and trudgingly made their way =
Q the pleasant rooms occupied by :
Mrs. Barley where their interesting
'rogram for the day was carried outC
y the equally interested members :
the adjournment a number OIL
be ladies' called TO see the little new v
lember Of the club at the home Of t
LIS. w. ]. Bolts and thence we're :
In low land we use this nautl- h
expression adylsedly, considering
le moist condition Of the streets) by
Mcmillan who cast anchor an
uckner's charming tea rooms, where.
! her orders, hot chocolate was ad-
Mustered to these determined delv.
5 into the worlds history. Needless
say their tagging spirits we're re- :
ored TO their pristine freshness. This
40 will meet with Mrs. Reed next
eek.
Mrs. II. p. Warden gave a very ele-
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