Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-21

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Miss Agnes Kineaid has returned
10 her home Tn Bowling Green, after .
pleasant visit with Mrs. CIV. Adams
Miss Hattie Edmonds spent several
days In Moberly last week.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Schsid. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carpenter. and MT.
and Mn. P. Il. Cullen are attending .
week end party At Joutsburg.sive BY
Mesdames I. J. Wilson and George
Young, Of that city.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Gladstone Chsutauqua Club
meets next week with Mrs. Walker
Pollock.
The Wednesday Club next Wednes-
day meets with Mrs. ". J. Bolts
The Chautsuqua Club meets Wed
nesday with Mrs. Cortez Ednonston
and the discussion OF the emigrant
problem was continued from last
week. The members will meet next
week with MB. barry Atchison.
Miss Annie Lewis gave 9 pleasant
middle OF the day lunch. Thunday. for
Miss Marie Jesse. The remaining
guests we're Mesdames r. q. Jesse
and Cortez Edmonston and Miss Rose
Guthrie.
The High School foot ball team was
entertained q second time this week,
on Thursday evening, by Mrs. A. D.
Bledsoe. These boYs wilt feel Il In.
cumbent upon themselves TO win all
the games they undertake II bv that
means they may be treated No royalty
as during the present week. Mrs.
Schaid assisted In making things
pleasant and the hostess completed
the measure OF their happiness BY Per
wing lovely refreshments.
Miss Francis Guthrie gave an en-
tremely enjoyable, middle Of tho day
dinner party, MONDAY, rur Miss Hfiuz
Nash, Of Indian Territory. The table
was fancisully decorated, the name
cards exciting special admiration.
One girl whose best beau INDUCES In
agricultural pursuits, had . card de-
corated with q farmers Likeness. One,
the only child of the family, had 10 In
timated TO her that she was baby BY
the infant ornamentipg beF card. And
another whose affections are wsver-
ing between two youths vas given the
picture Of aRood sized green pickle.A
very elegant course lunch was served.
The guests were Misses Hilda Nash,
Ruth jenkins. Rilla Ricketts,. Grace
Morris, Mary Emmons, Edna Duncan,
Leila Winsns and Velma johnson.
The members OF the Symphony
Club spent last Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Million Selections from
American composers were given hrs.
MILLION opened the program with the
piano solo."A Day 10 Venice. Miss
Randall followed with tso pretty
songs, "Sunbeamsr and "Litsle One A
Creeping" A plano solo "Barchettap
was given BY Miss Alta Ritchie. Mn.
Gibbs very charmingly rendered two
songs, Morning and King Duncan's
Daughter. A pretty song, ~ Arise
from Dreams Of Thee, was given By
Miss Inez willard. Miss Covington
rendered one Of Beethoven's Sonstas,
and Miss hcOue closed the program
by a charming vocal number.
The Wednes day Club held its ses
sion this week with Mrs. e r. Locke,
fourteen members being in attend
ance, and did good work with Swedish
history under the sons OF the great
Gustavus Vasa Mrs. W w. Bolts
made a good leader for the day. Fol-
The lesson. Mrs Mcmillan read |
an interesting and most thoroughly |
prepared paper in Comparative Ny
thology". Miss Lewis followed with
from Morse Myths.' done 10
her wi bright and entertaining man.
ner, Miss Lewis also bronghs up Mn
Warden's duty Morse Legends In
Opera In : style which Mrs. Warden
herself might have been proud. Last
on the program was q very fine des-
cription Of Castles and Palaces,n BY
Mrs. w.. ]. Bolts.
Mrs. y. z. Jesse lad In 3 few young
people, Tuesday evening, 70 make IL
pleasant for her neice, Miss Marie
Jesse, who is visiting her. Several jol-
~ hDurs were spent at games and then
q nice lunch made II appearance and
the evenings snloymsns.
On Monday OF last week. the stod-
dsrd Society.gave . very pleasant af-
ternoon 70 the pupils Of Hardin Col
lege who attend the Presbyterian
church,and TO the teachers OF Hardin
the Public School. and Sproul Aead-
envy attending the same place Of wor-
ship. MB William Pollock kindly off,
fered her home a ; place OF meeting.
A very entertaining and amusing pro-
gram was carried out and most dsin-
" and delicious refreshments fsrved
On Wednesday evening the mem
bers Of the High School foot bali team
we're most sumptouslY entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Bockner az THAR
Tea Rooms. Mr.. Buckner was making
good . promise be had made % the
boys IN case they vim . victory over
Fulton. Mezn Hssthorns and Finley
invited to share the pleasant
svening. A lively game Of progressive
iomiooes va indulgec matter which
n elegant three conne lunch wss ser
vsd.