Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1908-01-02

anu PacesAno e'enine toi.o W. u
guests were hr. ana mis- Z. ID. hoo
gers, Messrs Robert RODGERS 5. M
LOCKE ana WIZ Atkinson'
The Fleur-ds-lis Thimble Club mos
agreeaoi5 entertainer themselves
tne'r nuSnanus ana tneif out-ot-towi
members, tnuisuAy evening, as Mrs
walker foliockS tney nao an ek
tiemeiy loiiy ume,-a CHRISTMAS tre'
wnlon supplied sumclenp beuoy oears
sphAnes' engines failfoaus, urums
norns ana SO ioftn 70 make nappy
mlsau.nfope. some muslc'anu gfeal
many u enelr o'u camp JOKES maue
more mefllmene ano z e.ea. VARIETY
VI soou 'n'nss " eae maue sne even
my en'iieiy Satisfactorily " an
! Mrs. f. r. Jesse gave . very pleas
ant noon day dinner, Thursday, for
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Rods, Of Sc.
dalia. All who were present were
st n@y-s - eaye = ses's -, - s.e nes' =.
u,a, .sln'u'soellse' ~ nseasu iaiseiy y
W. ~ $4,000 nas~ z 1850 mels
80. s~s.ass .'vs ws..'. $500 r s ans A,sa, aas.a.,
$500 -, = '' e'' S'u Aa'''e
Mrs. 4. r. Arnold and Miss Martha
Spence entertained most delightfully."-
iyesterdaY, with noon day dinner,
given at Mrs. Spence's. The guests
occupied one entire table with the two
hostesses presiding. A beautiful CEN
terpiece Of white narsiesi, hyaclnths
and fern decorated the center Of the
table and Christmas greeting name
cards marked the covers. A dinner
Of several most delicious and dainty
entrees was served; The guests were
Mesdames Robert Wofrell, Arthur
Lee. Joseph Rodes, Elon Dearing,
William Cleveland johnson and Misses
Katie Ferris, Mary, Esther and Tine
Houston.
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evsn,no - tna horna IL NE ~
Gutbr,e chy,stn,as srsan n,s,,a,aa
hollv ana flags wsra assd w,,h s.Sv, orsa,
erect Il noaLino tb,nss tnv,,,no ' .rS
cheertul tn tSa hal, snd ,,ont 20 ,La r,o.
holly and mIstle,os ,vsrs rlacad' Grace.
fulIv and IN ths ,.rge h,cr =. .So r,or
where The nyograr, ,yss carr,aa nrt
orast disnlav ~ tlaas rssda a,r - 80,
sxtramelv natyIotic n,ns,cs, ~
cram nlassins ~ Il, wss ca-r,ad ~.
Miss Marv Flmmons oags chsr,,,,,n ~.
rendition ~ the nallsa, '.sIsrnr wsss
Tdoht Rrown Hairn gh,eh a.s -,
lowed by aRsn lo,tn wh,os Mss
Gihbs SANG n har c,,sto.o 49, I nlaos,na =
style. Miss susv + HoustT.n s. va = vivid
Interpretation Of one os Chopin's stu
dies. Benny Sweet Bessie'' was
pleasingly rendered BY Miss Louise
Lakeland, as was also aC0min Thro
the Rye" BY Miss Ida Randall. Miss
Laura Robertson closed the program
0y beautifully rendering the two num-
hers 20 Hush Thee, Ny Baby and
Good Night, Sweet Dreams" AL
number of patriotic songs we're sung
imprQmptp hy al the Daughters, AL
salad course lunch was served 10 the
dininS room by Misses Mary Emmons,
Susy Houston, Leila Winans and
Frances Guthrie A small Xmas tree
10 the center Of the table presented Q
w. ,s's''ss's y sSp..senas'on y, q " SLOW sSol
n. ~ ,.ss 80 s,.s r''o 49, ~ .'.s =
r,sa .a''s s.'ss.s' ,s'L Assy ~
nccss,, 49, sn.' hss 4 ~ 's..s I, = s.s p'sas1nS
sssra = a. M a,. rsos.a .ns s. vi
srd Sa,n.,,a & s.',sa., s,,s',s,.s, i = 80 = o'i
Mrs. James Jesse gave a very pleas
any evehing parry iast evening, TOT
l'eI sisSsi' ais' 1esepn houes' a uozen
suesls were pfesens ano games luf-
nisneu .ne evening amusement. MRS.
lea mi1cneii came out as winner ana
leceiveu . piate for ner sKiii. Mr'
lsoues proved one mose expert among
A lovely chaf,nu ,ioh luncb was sar.
we'd. Consisting If shr,mn wr,oula sal.
ad ana pickles. me dining table was
covered with 4 heautifu, vIolet am.
broiderea niece with doilies d,ne IN
yioIets the tout ansamhlad present.
inp a daiptllv symphony il violet.
mrs :. ", Miillon, MISS Tina
Dooyns, MIS-. haskerViiie, Misses bas-
Harr,,n oo,Iogs ana saver ~ III vouno
ladies who snent the HOLIDAYS at Har.
ain vii, II = hor,a ~ their tr;onds
on New Years day from three to
seven.
Miss Mary Emnons o. We uleagant