Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

h1rs. fhtVefbou.
Mrs. L. L. Anderson, Of Monro'
City, is the guest Of ner parents, DR.
and Mrs. Patterson.
Miss Gladys Crawford after q visit
with the Miss Guthrie, has returned Il
her home In Kansas City.
Mrs. Dave Ball, Of Louisiana, wa
the guest this week Of Mrs. M. e
Davis.
Miss Velma johnson left Thursday
for Louisiana and other points to make
q round Of visits.
Miss Arab Hubbard, Of Centralia,
visited Miss Mayme Davis this week.
Mrs. W. J. Rixey and Miss Gladys
Van Ness are visiting Mrs. Clarence
Staples In Cameron, Missouri.
Mrs. Lynn Rodgers Cave, of Illinois,
is the guest Of R. D. Rodgers and Mrs.
William West.
Mrs. DR.. Rubey, of Clinton, is visit.
ing Mrs. NJ. E. Davis and Mrs. G. @.
Heller.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Llewellyn ore
visiting In Boston.
Mr.. Harvey Emmons is the guest of
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. EN-
mons.
MI. Ethen Howell, of Montana, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey gave
a pleasant dinner party last Sunday
at the Ringo. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Glendy, Judge and Mrs.
Bolts and Miss Marie Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Potts are up
from Texas to spend the summer with
their many Mexico friends.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Gladys Crawford, Of K ansas
City, who was the guest last week Of
Mrs. Sam Evans, was given q picnic
last Saturday evening by two dozen OF
the young people In town, Mrs.
Gibbs lawn was chosen as q place in
which to spread the picnic lunch and
afterwards TO send up the very pretty
display Of fireworks provided for the
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Montague we're
the prime movers in getting up a
picnic as was = picnic, last Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. M~ontague's telephone
wagon, furnished with bales OF hay
covered with rugs, made an ideal and
truly picnican method Of transporta-
tion. That mecca Of all picnicers,
Powell's Ford, was reached at the
Witching hour Of seven and the Glor-
ious Fourth was literally celebrated
In a bountiful spread land bumpers
of lemonade which will long live in
the memories Of all p~artakers.
Mrs. R. q. Arnold pleasantly ~
tertained at dinner, Thursday, Mes
danes J. I. johnson, s. B. Cook and
Elizabeth Mcmillan. The afternoon
was spent at Mrs. Arnold's home.
Mrs. ]. T. johnson, Mrs. Arthur
Lee and Miss Esther Houston were en-
tertained at dinner at Hotel Hoxsey,
Friday, by Mrs. Leila Mitchell. After
dinner the guests repaired with their
hostess to her home and spent the af-
ternoon In Conversation.
Mrs. A. @. Barnes gave a very ele-
CANT and highly enjoyable lunch, Wed
nesday, at one O'Clock. The lunch
table had a beautiful arrangements Of
ferns surrounding a blooming fuschia,
the whole placed UPON a reflector.
The lunch Of five courses included all
that was desirable. The guests were
Mrs. Edith Cauthorn and two chill
dren, Mrs. Emma Holt and Martha
Holt, Mrs. Ross Cauthorne, Mrs.
Latney Barnes, Mrs. Clarence Barnes
and two children, Mrs. Theo. Williams
and two children, Misses Julia Morris,
Maud, Frank and Pauline Cauthorne.
Frank Wales entertained about
twenty friends Friday evening in hon
or of bis guest, Harry Terrell, of Mad.
SOD, Mo. The young folks spent a.
most enjoyable evening.
Mesdames e. s. Wilson, s. B, Cook
and Mics Esther Houston we're most
entertained, this week, at Co
lonial Hill. Everything necessary to
the Joy Of mankind is to be found at
this h~ospitable mansion. The bunga-
low itself, with its one hundred and
forty foot veranda, its cool halls
and pleasant rooms is altogether de-
sirable. Two well tended gardens
vegetables and fruits In abund.
.nce. There are also to be seen pigs
that well understand the art OF root
Ing, colts that will take the blue rib
bon at the fair, cows that give cream
rich ID has to be dipped with a
spoon, sheep upon a thousand hills,
and last, but by no means least, to
the visitors Of the week, thorough
blood Rocks that vie with each for the
honor of being served up into that
very desirable delicacy, fried chicken
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson aud children
make ideal entertainers, supply all
lmusements worth while, Should
you eve get an invitation to Colonial
Hill, accept it.
Misses Ruth Fonville, Dorothy
Holmes, Harriet Pasqueth and Leila
Winans decided last week to forego
heir annual summer outing to the
northern lakes and entertain them
elves at home. Their endeavors in
hat direction lay In the first place In
visit, last Saturday, TO Centralia
Vhere they celebrated periodically.
| progressive house party seemed a
God thing TO put 10 the week at and
% sooner thought Of than executed. {
iiss Pasqueth was the first hostess,
rom Saturday evening till Sunday at |
We O'Clock. The girls had many call |