Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

.Iosiia Philip on honda, evening NJ
and.
Tia beaatiful and impressive Je'
la service q pronounced b. RAh
Burnstein, Of ST. Joseph, No., cnan
terised IN okher@iss unustentatiul
ous deal bcms wedding.
The only attempt ~ decoration
vas the tasteful banking OF cut nuxe
and lighted candsiabrA which adurl
ed the pArlors: but tnese made a
setting for the bridal 0 uple, and We
ana they complete the picture.
The bride IN her Direcsoire tailore
suit of mixed cloth, in which gree
predoninated. with hat. shoes, an
gloves 10 match, never looked betts
and she carried herself With that grac
Of ease th.. infected itself into tn
assembled guests, and made the occs
sion delightfully."- informal
Miss SiiveFstein iss granddaughte
OF one Of Mexlco's Oldest and rncs
highly respected families; is highly &C
complisDed, and IN the few years O
her residence bare has endeared her
aelf 10 . large coterie Of friends VIII
wish her God-speed.
The groom Is q worthy young Com
mission man Of Fort Worth, TEXAS
where Nj. and Mira Cohn will be a
homo after . brief honeymoon In E4s
tern cities.
Mr.. and Mm. y r. Jesse entertain
ed in their always pleasing manner
Tuesday evening, With . quail supper
The guests Of honor were Reverend
". II. White and wife. The remain
ing guests yer Meaars. and Mesdame.
z. r. Locke, r. D. Worrell and Z. 8.
Gave.
Mrs. p. E. Locke, Mrs. y. A. Morris
and Miss Byrd Locke most pleasantly
entertained acme thirty OF theIl
friends, Wednesday, with m all after.
noon sewing bee. Much progress vas
made on Christmas presents and much
converse enjoyed. The afternoon closed
with the serving Of hot lunch.
Miss Lena johnson gave an enjoy
able six O'Clock dinner party, Tuesday,
for Mi@ Ruth MARY Jenkins, the guest
of Miss Frances Guthrie. OF course
the main topic Of conversation was
the election, the guests, Misses Frances
Guthrie, Velma johnson, Martha
Tinsley and Ethel Brown, being 10.
terested In that topic 70 the exclusion
Of ell else.
The Masquerade given, Monday
night BY THE BOYS" at the Monte
Euma rooms was highly enjoyed. With
the exception Of the judges. Miss Eliza.
beth Arnold and Messrs. Digges and
Finley, all were bec0mingly IN and
securely masked. Dancing and re
treatments were the diversions OF the
evening. The prize . ige pound box
Of candy, for the best masque was
awarded 70 Misses Ria Hall and velma
johnson who bad selected the same
Costumes and altogether defed identi.
location.
The 'jsmboree" held By the Hardin
girls on Halloween night was q pro-
nouDced suocess a circus punctuated |
With many daring acrobatic feats was
1ne feature If the evening. A presl.
1ential election, held in The presence
II IF and Mrs. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs.
rafts Folk, Stone. Cowherd. and Had.
ey, and other notables, resulted In an
overwhelming majority for Bryan.
Alas and alackl Dancing and refresh
nents closed the very delightful az
AIR.
The members Of the +. A. E. and
'ome others enjoyed last Monday az
seruo0n ct the home OF Miss Bird
Locke who vas the charming hostess
the day. Much fancy work was 10
evidence and many fingers we're busy,
same producing no detrimental
meet upon the conversation uhichl
1ertained strictly to the leading in
matters Of the times.
The Cbsutauqua Club meets next
week with Miss Kota Luckie.
Mrs. p. e Locke very pleasantly en-.
ertained, Monday, with . six O'Clock
The guests we're Misses Dor
thy Russell, Misses Elizabeth and
frances Gill and Alma Williams; Mr..
nd Mrs. E. r. Locke and Mr.. and
drs. s. A. Norris.
The Gladstone Chautauqua meets
nth Mrs. DR.. Bragg next wednesday
Mrs. D. J. lease gave q most elegant
nd enjoyable six O'Clock dinner party,
esterday, for her husband and friends.
frs Jesse showed q thorough know
EDGE Of masculine taste In the seIec.
Ion Of her table decorstIons red being
be chosen color a large cut glass
ase OF red carnations occupied the
able center. This was fianked by
ut glass candle sticks with red silk
nadea. The sherbet glasses were tied
18th large bows Of red tullc. Each Of
20 six entrees was distinguished by
'me touch OF this color, admired by
men. In addition to the host him.
III those who appreciated the dinner
Messrs. J n. Baskett, j. W..
illion, J. W Barley, s. M. Locke, j.
. Jesse, T. J. Rodhouse, O. r. Clark,
A. Morris and W. @. wilkins.
Sixteen members of the Wednesday
Iub met last week and with Mrs. {
chiIlan ss leader, spent their usual '
'nr on the teri. Afterwards Mn.
arden talked overwhelmingly on
Folk Tales Of Russia" and Miss