Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-18
Miscellaneous.

CNA1l1 1AA III u IL AkAAAlAGA WIN
place the third Of June in St Louis,
: Miss Mcdonald Is fAv1rAbly kno IN Ia
Mexico having visited her cousin, Ms
W. 6. Burks, several times. Mr..
Ransden is also we'll known here haT-
Ing made many friends while 3 resident
in this eity.
Ms. Emma Sharp most pleasantly
entertained Thursday AZ a middle Of
the DAY dinner, Mrs. J.. p. Brown,
Mrs J. G Lakenan and Ms. W. w.
harper.
Miss Ruby Richie gave a pleasant
une O'Clock lunch Thursday. her guests
being Misses Lucy Meade Allen and
Rose Guthrie.
The piano and voice pupils Of Miss
liberia Sproul delighted their parents
Thursday afternoon With recital at
her home. Each o acquitted her
self in q creditanle and enjoyable man.
ner. Although many we're not able
to take part In the program for differ.
ent reasons those who did 30 fulfilled
The expectations OF parents and In
structoF. The following participated,
Misses Eleanor Hill, Dorothy Holmes
Elizabeth o'Brien, Wayne Brown,
Mildred Wallace, Helen CTeasey, Nor
ma Hams and Isabel Gregory. Miss
Sellard's violin accompaniment added
charm to the different pieces and
ELECTED great applause. At the close
OF the program the guests were usher
ed into the dining room where cream,
cake and Bon bons were served them.
The color scheme here was red and
white, red rOseS and daisies formtngl
decorations. The invitations were
unavoidably limited to the parents Of
the pupils In music, much as Miss
Sproul desired TO have her many
friends present There is no more
Painstaking nor thoroughly Competent
teacher in U town than Miss Sproul.
Three OF Mexico's most popular
young married women united, last
saturday evening, 10 giving a recep-
ton, pleasant in all respects. Mes
danes W. Fl. Coons and ". L. Harper
Joined forces with Mrs. f. r. Sanford
at her pretty home to entertain their /
many friends, and the result Of this
triunVirate was all that could be de-
sired. They had an able corps OF as
siStants beginning with Mesdames q
W. Robertson ana E. S. Wilson whose
cordially Of welcome was attested By
Flgoronsa nandshake as to leave
the guest limp but happy. Mrs. John
hleketts and Mrs. Charles Claybrook
led the way into the reception room 1
where the three hostesses in comuanv
With Aesdames Fl. ]. Jackmsn. ]. Fl
Brown, Latney Barnes ana Oliver
sarfiSon gave a pleasant greeting.
Masses OF crimson rambler planed
ioout the oriel window, on mantell
mo table gave q cheerful glow to tbel
loom and occupants. Mesdames "
s. hooes and L. B Hawthorne sat at
.he table aad served the very delic.
Ice cream with pine apple sauce
cake which was handed The guests
y hrs. Guy Waite, Mrs. Minnie Ds.
rs Ms. Joe wilkins, Misses Kota
and Julia Arnold. A hand.
. ciuny piece and q basket flled
1'nsmargaerites formed a pretty
eCorstion Tor the table center. Gan. =
iesticks, filed with white candles
Oppeo BY green shades, and white
'ilnga sprays ornamenting the elsc-
lic snaoe carried out the pretty green
white effect. Aesdames W. W
~ and V. Montague showed the
oeS@ 70 the coffee room where were
'und Misses Byrd Locke, LouIse
ackland and Stella Robertson danc.
. attendance upon Mrs. B. F. Rob-
'tson and F. R. YANKEES who vsrs.
iSconced beneath a japanese nm.
ieiia placed in the circular wIndow
u smiilngly provided all corners with M
nj nuts. Asin the rece ntior Iii
immense quantities OF crimson Tn
'noler roses and red shaded capdIss 8,
an added charm TO the in,e,,or IN
MIS- John W. Hill and Miss nm
We a most beautiful reception
eahesday afternoon, for their ia
est, MIS-. A. S. johnson, aud 10, the
e Misses Allen. Mrs. Wallace Dear. or
Z and little Miss Christine johnson
nefed the guests into the reception 81
1m. IN addition TO those already
the receiving party was
. gfaced by the presence OF Mis-
'se Guthrie. All the ladies wo,a
lnty white gowns, and their vS,v q
Iuial method Of greeting and Ityely
,ssisa1lon made their presence one
= sought during the entire After.
-, fink carnations and bonev.
IKE supplied the aesthetic touch 70