Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

SAINT Twelve 0iclock ulnners on sunday
for her sister, Miss Frances Brown, Of
New London. The young friends
asked to meet Miss Brown were Miss
Is Grace Morris, Hazel Tomlinson and
Gertrude Fry; Messrs. Ovens Adams
and Harold McPheeters.
MI. and Mrs. o. II. Brown gave a
most pleasant six O'Clock dinner,
Thursday, for Misses Frances Brown.
The remaining guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. ]. Hoxsey and Mr.. James
Brown, VI New London.
On Wednesday evening, Miss Julia
Ross and Gertrude Fry gave q picnic,
pleasant In every detail, in honor Of
Miss Frances Ross. About thirty
girls and boys were present, all OF
whom did justice to the liberal spread
set forth. Following this the young
people danced and played games.
Miss Mamie Ringo entertained very
agreeably, Thursday evening, with an
Electric Theatre party. The even
ing's pleasure was given In honor Of
Misses Frances Brown. After their
eyes had been dazzled by the sights
seen at the Theatre, Miss Ringo guild
ed her guests to Buckner's TO partake
Of refreshments. Those who were OF
the party were Misses Frances Blown,
Liza Gibbs, Gertrude Fry, Victoria
Brooks, Lola Powell, Carrie and Susie
Rineo and Flavel McLoney.
Mrs. c. r. Gibbs has entered the
lists as . dinner hostess this week.
Those who have been numbered
among her guests are fortunate in
deed. On Tuesday, Mrs. Gibbs served
at six O'Clock dinner to Mrs. Belle
Moore and family and Mrs. Joe Jesse
and family. On Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Ian Jones and Misses
Lauretta and Mary Gartrell were en-
tertained at her hospitable mansion,
and tomorrow will be a Gibbs day,
the guests at 4 twelve O'Clock dinner
intending Mrs Mary Gibbs, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Gibbs, Of Liberty, and DR..
and Mrs. Gibbs Of this city.
Mrs. Arthur Lee very delightfully."-
entertained a number Of ladies, Thurs
day, at q middle Of the day dinner.
fhe dinner was served at Mrs. Spence's
where several gentlemen very proper
ly expressed qualification at being al
lowed to sit at table with so distin-
guished a party. Following the dinner
the guests repaired with their hostess
TO her homt and spent the afternoon
In conversation which dwelt mainly
on literary topics, the classics being
given a thorough discussion and the
modern novel being lightly touched
upon. That conversation decended I
50 trivial a subject as the latter was
only out Of consideration for only one
lady present whose sole literary
achievement seemed to have begun
and ended in the reading Of 1.-THE
Lady OF the Decoration" Mrs. Lees
guests were Mesdames r. q. Arnold,
r. V. Montague. Z. s. Wilson, ]. T.
johnson, Elizabeth McMillon, ]. 7.
Ricketts,, +. r. Jesse and Miss Esther
Houston.
Miss Alice Brooks was rendered q
most enjoyable farewell dinner, Mon
day at six O'Clock, by Mrs. J. f. Nc
Williams. The remaining guests
we're Mrs. J. W. Mckinley, Misses
Lucy Lemon and Martha Shea and
Messrs. DR.. Bolts and George Pear
son.
A jolly crowd spent Tuesday even
ing evening at the Bowling alley
where they bowled till a late hour.
The sport was interspersed With fire.
quent trips to Buckner's Ice cream
The party consisted Of Misses
Lena johnson, Ria Hall, Hazel Tom
Grace Morris and Frances
Brown; Messrs. Joseph Glandon,
Estes Oriswell. Tom Gill, Joe Hall
and Merritt L~lewellyn. The crowd
was accompanied by Messrs. Roy
Weir, Shannon Bolts, Harper Van
Ness and Green Daniels who acted Is
pin settlers.
A large riding party under the
Of Miss Carrie Sproui.
sended its way 10 the ]. r. Johnson
arm Thursday evening, where they
lpent . pleasant hour with Misses
Lena Fannie and Velma johnson.
.he rideB were Misses Martha Tins
ey, Bessie McPheeters. Margaret
Potts, Ria Hall, Ruth Fouvflle, Ida
lark and Frances Guthrie; Messrs.