Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Wednesday Club will meet with
Mrs. j. +. Llewellyn next week.
Misses Ruth Lewis and Nina
Taylor gave a pleasant little party,
Friday evening, to a number of their
friends.
Miss Gertrude Fry will keep open
house to her young lady and gentle
men friends New Years day from two
to five O'Clock.
Miss Esther Norris very pleasantly
entertained a few friends, yesterday
afternoon, with games and a most
palatable chafng dish lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renfro Gibbs enter
tanned at a family dinner on Friday
In their usual charming fashion. Mr..
Gibbs's mother, brothers and sisters
with their families were the guests.
Mr.. Minor Bolts, who left Thurs
day night for Mississippi, was tender
cred a very pleasant dinner party that
day by his mother, Mrs. W. ]. Bolts,
the guests being Messrs. st. Clair EN-
mons and James Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Traughber very
pleasantly entertained at a middle OF
the day dinner, on Thursday, the
guests being Misses velma and Lena
johnson, Pauline Cauthorn and Chas,
Traughber, OF C~entralia.
Reverend A. A. Wallace and wife,
Mr.. r $ Martin and wife and Mr..
Charles Heller and wife spent a very
agreeable days, Wednesday, with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Parker, the hostess
serving up a dinner In true Kentucky
style.
Miss Ellie johnson entertained at a
most palatable one O'Clock dinner on
Wednesday. Only members Of the
family were present, there being
Messrs. and Mesdames, George
johnson, W. W. johnson and
George Lewis.
Mr.. Joseph Glandon entertained the
members of the Sigma M fraternity
Of this city with a lunch last Satur-
day. Mr.. ]. w. Killam was the guest
of honor and the remaining guests
were Messrs. John Guthrie, Roy
Mitchell and Wallace Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Glandon most
agreebly entertained at a middle-of-
the-day dinner Christmas day. 1t
was strictly a family affair, the entire
Gibbs connection being present. A
Christmas tree from which many
presents were distributed, preceded
the dinner.
A delightful tea wa given Thurs
day afternoon, by Miss Corinne Barth,
SINE tfty guests being present. The
dining room was prettily dressed in
Christmas green and a small tree COW
cred with presents stood In the center
of the table. A dainty lunch was
served.
DR.. and Mrs. e. S. Cave entertained
a family party On Tuesday with a
Christmas tree followed by an elegent
one O'Clock dinner. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. johnson and fam
lily, Nj. and Mrs. Edward Durkee and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Pollard
and daughter.
Mrs. E. A. bearing most pleasantly
entertained q few friends for Miss
Mary Houston Thursday evening.
One OF the ladies by the merest acct.
dent seated herself just under the
bunch Of mistletoe suspended from a
chandelier. Every gentlemen pres
ent took immediate advantage Of hi
opportunity and bestowed upon the
olushing lady's cheek the salute usual
to such occasions. A very delicious
chatting dish lunch was served.
The Christmas dance and euchre at
the Elks club rooms, Tuesday evening
was enjoyed By a large number Of
guests. The card room was dotted
with a number of tables aud those de-
string to enter the euchre assembled
there and spent several very pleasant
hours. The prizes fell to Mrs. Luke
Morris and Mrs. Leila Mitchell and
consisted Of a pretty fork and some ale
glasses. The dance continued till a
late hour and was followed by a salad
course lunch.
The members OF the Shakespeare
Club celebrated most royalty, last Sat-
urday night, with a Christmas tree
Miss Grace Mcintyre, one OF the shin
ing lights Of this assemblage Of men.
talities, placed her home at their
disposal. The tree was loaded with
any and every article which might
assist the recipients 10 their research.
es into the noted bard's lore. A most
excellent paper, to which contrfbu-
lions were made BY each member, was
read and enjoyed. A two course lunch
was served ere the clock chImed tha !
midnight hour.
MI. and hB. Walker Pollock gave