The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-11-07
cORpER INNS.

Mrs. Guy CURLY of Blackburn and
two children spent the last OF the
week with her mother, Mrs. Jaspec
thompson.
The Golden Link Society gave a
masquerade party last Friday night
at the home of Miss Ada Corrin on
Main street. Near 7:3O O'Clock the
invited guests began to arrive and
were ushered into the parlor where
they enjoyed seeing masked friends
representing most every nation be-
sides different trades. 4 program
consisting of elocution and music
was rendered as follows:
Recitation by Cluster Brown"
Solo and Recitation by "Topsy."
Recitation by "Mary Jaue."
Trio by Buster Brown, Gypsy and
Mother Goose.
Recitation by "Little Girl in Red"
The Golden Link monthly paper, ed
ted by the usual Editor, Mis- Mable
Corrin.
At a very late hour the ell
tire crowd unmarked and it was an
nounced that the cave of the winds
as open and for everybody to Sc
lect a partner to accompany him
through wonder. The admission to
this side issue was ten cents and con
sisted of fortune telling and many
other wonders. After most everyone
had seen the special, supper consist
ing of ham, bread, coffee, salads and
pickles as served and everybody
ate to his expressed satisfaction.
About midnight the party adjourned
and each individual expressed his
thought as having a fine time. Those
present were: Misses Maisie Dean,
Ria Saunders, Mary Marquis, Laura
Heisler, Eva O'Malley, Annie aughs,
Ellen Hughs, Juliette Chamberlain,
Lucille Reynolds, Lena Kidd, Mildred
Saunders, Lula Ernestmeyer, Mile
Maycock, Iva and Bernice Bassett,
frankie Belt, Mae Andrews, Edna
Frerking, Miss Priest, Helen Groves,
Ruth Davis, Lucille Martin, Flora
Lieser, Byrd Hackley, Matte
Hackley, Mary Woods and Leo VOL
lehman, Prof. Hughs, Roy Compton,
Arthur Frerking, Orlin Pence, Duke
Vanmeter, Gilbert and Alvin Klein
schmidt, Byron Saunders, Sydney
Willis, Walter Lieser, Walter Hef-
ter, Jessie Corder, Stephen Kelley,
Clarence Davis, Everett Morgan and
Dale Wilson.
Mrs. William LittereIl and little
daughter, Alma, of Holt Summit and
Mrs. Lisa Austin of fulton are spend
ing the week with Mrs. Feltiner of
this place.
Mrs. Il. L. Gaines was in Kansas
City the first part of the week.
Mrs. e. S. Willis entertained quite
a large crowd of Eastern Star ladies
and several other friends last Thurs.
day. The dinner consisted of old ham,
turkey, dressings, salads, cranberry
ice, macarOni, scalloped oysters, cream
potatoes, pickles, celery, corn, ice
cream, devil food cake, coacoanut
cake and California grapes. The guest:
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Thad. P. Corder,
Mrs. Nathan Corder, Mrs. C. L. Wi
son, Mrs. Julius Frerklng, Mrs. James
Starke, Miss Edna Carthrea, Mrs
VIM. Wilson, Mrs. L. w. Roth, Mrs
w. II. Dean, Miss Edna Dean, Mrs
Steve Fletcher of Alma, Mrs. Jes.
Hit, Mrs. Hunter Barley, Mrs
Lloyd Slusher, Mrs. w. B. Lunbecl
of Malta Bend aud Miss Ida Russell
Mrs. j. D. Zentmeyer entertained
a crowd of young people at her home
two miles north of town, at a Hal
loween party Saturday night, Oct. 81
The guests we're met by two ghosts
and admitted into the dimly lighted
reception hall, which was decorated
with flowers and black cats making
the scene appear weird and myster
ious. After a pleasant social hou.
a old fashioned LUNCHEON was served
consisting of pumpkin pies, ginge
bread and pineapple ice. On tn.
table was a large pumpkin as a cen
ter piece surrounded by apples con
tanning candles. Those presen
were: Misses Lila Kleinschmidt
Edna Carthrea, Mary Marquis, Laur.
Heisler, Jodie Hackley, Juliet Cham
berlain, Edna Corder, Marguerit
Corder, Mamie Corder, Ella People;
Josephine O'Malley, Lena Kidd
, Stella Frede, Eva O'Malley and Lyl
Corder, Alvin Kleinschmidt, lie
Wollenman, Prof. Hughs, Waite
= Hefter, Nh. Weimer, Clarence PEEP
les, Arthur Frede, and HERNIA
Schaeper6oetter. The party aC
? faurua1 az a VARY 1nta bota,- aud a.