Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-12-31
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Mrs. H. Z. C. Tucker gave a din
ner Monday for Mrs. ouerbacker who
is her guest. It was strictly a fam
lily affair, the guests being Mrs. Dob
yns, ST., Mrs. Tina Dobyns, sr., Miss
es Lily and Lutte Dobyns and Mrs.
Alice Buckley. The same family gath
ering was held Tuesday at the home
of Grandma Dobyns and on Wednes-
day with Mrs. Buckley.
The members Of the Beta Sigma
Chapter gave a delightful party Tues
day evening at the home Of Miss
Mary Emmons. The thirty-two guest
engaged in a lively game Of progress
sive conversation at which the mascu
line contingent won by long odds.
For further entertainment a move was
made to the dining room where the
table was decorated with a Christ
mas tree and many candles. The
Beta Sig colors, red and pink, were
used in streamers for ornamental
purposes. A hot lunch Of salad,
creamed oysters and coffee was
served.
Miss veIma Johnson gave a de-
Hghtful dinner Monday evening for
Miss AIDA Williams, of Fulton. Pref
ty decorations we're on the table n
a palatable course dinner was enjoyed
Following the dinner the entire party
repaired to the dance given by the
young men where a pleasant even
ing ensued. Miss Johnson's guests
were Misses williams, Ruth Robert
son and Lena johnson; Messrs. Geo.
win Robertson. Harry Stocks, Rolla
Finley and Merritt Llewellyn.
Miss Manic Dix and Mrs. Ferril
gave a delightful home coming party
Tuesday evening, for Miss Lottie Cor
nett who has been away At school.
Twenty-four of Miss Lottie's friends
were present to welcome her. vari-
Gus modes Of entertainment were
used. A musical romance proved en-
~tertaining, especially TO Miss Miriam
Glandon who proved herself SO learned
as to receive the prize, q pretty cal
endar. A ~"guesser" on advertise
ments was next INDUCED In, Miss
Harriet Winans and Fred Howard
showing distinct ability in this line
to the extent that each received a
souvenir. A nice hot lunch proved an
attractive element during the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Luckie were the
host and hostess at the large annual
Christmas dinner which each year Is
given by some member of the Lake
nan family. The long table was ex'
tended the length of the dining room
and into the large hall, in this wa
accommodating the twenty-one guests
assembled. Words fail to describe
1.-THE good things set forth. The guest
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lamertine Lack
land and family, Judge and Mrs. Ed
wards and James Edwards, Mr.
Luckie, ST., Mrs. Sharp, Mr.. JOSEF
Luckie, Miss Sallie Lakenan, Mr.
Ross and Miss Julia Ross.
Mrs, J. A. Guthrie delightfully."- 81
~tertained last evening for the weddir
parties Of Miss Virginia Yancey an
Mrs. x. P. Whitley. In addition
these a few other friends were pre-
ent. A Christmas tree, illuminate
with candles, decorated with streai
ers and provided with gifts. FL
nished entertainment for a portion
the time. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley pI
sided over the tree, the former
~companying each gift with an app
pirate speech. Misses Laura Robe
son and Louise Lakeland n n
WilI Bronough each delighted I
guests with a vocal solo. Folio
ing the lunch which was served
the dining room with Mrs. Mini
DAVIS II miss hStta NeAhAoN v
siding at the table, all the que
Joined in singing college songs, q
as q variety Of colleges were rep
scented, q large and varied asse
--.~= ment Of songs vas on hands. !
guests we're Miss Yancey and
-, Ralph Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. x.
Whitley, Mrs. Yancey and Mrs. N
ME Davis, Misses Ford, Mary !
mar mons, Abbie Llewellyn, Annie Lev
a. Marie Houston, Carleton FonvI
nes Laura Robertson. Loretta Cart
Nellie Hill, Louise Lakeland and !
l tnis johnson, Messrs. Truck, Harvey
, . mons, David Robertson, Louis Ba
tenus Charles and Will Bronough, Doug
Whitley and Harry Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Dur
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