Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-05
SOCIETY SMALL TALK.

SOCIETY SMALL IALK.
Mrs. John orear Is visiting relatives
In Hannibal.
Joe Ricketts, was the guest Of bis
parents last Sunday.
Mn. James Gallaher is home from q
visit in Louisiana.
Mrs. Fred Reed, Of Macon, is visit
ing Mrs. W. L.. Reed.
Miss Sarah Barth, of Kansas City,
is the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Barth.
James Edwards, Of st. Louis, has
been the guest Of bis parents this
week.
Mrs. Mollle Woodward, Of Kansas
City, is the guest Of ]. Q. Ringo and
family.
Miss Jessie Reynolds, Of Pasadena,
California, is the guest Of Miss Abbie
Llewellyn.
Mrs. Ralph Nordyke, OF Springfield,
Mo-, is the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Helm.
Miss Tyde Robinson, formerly Of
this city, now Of Topeka, Kansas, is
visiting in Columbia.
Mr.. Richmond and returned to her
home In Hannibal, after q visit with
her sister, Mrs. T. J. Hoxsey.
Miss Courtney Cash returned TO her
home in FRANKFORT, after several days
visit with her sister at Hardin College.
Miss Florence Harrison, who had
been the guest Of Mrs. B. v. Monta-
que for q week, returned home last
Monday.
Misses Marie Reynolds, Laura VIII
son, and Floy Cote, and Mr.. Robert
Carpenter who have been spending q
few days with Mrs. Charles Carpenter,
returned home Tuesday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. Frank Van Ness gave her bet
ter half 3 small party, Tuesday even
ing, on the eve OF his departure for.
the west. About q dozen friends spent
a very pleasant evening with Mr.. and
Mn. Van Ness.
On.last Saturday morning the mem
bers Of the D. A. r. OF this town pre-
scented to the new MCMILLAN High
School, a handsome picture OF our
national capitol building. Mrs. s. p.
Emmons in a few we'll expressed
sentences made the presentation on
behalf Of the d. A. r., to which Pro
fessor L. B. Hawthorne replied In
fitting words, expressing the thanks of
himself, bis corps Of instructors, and
the school board. Mr.. S. p. Emmons,
the president Of the school board,
closed the very pleasant affair with o.
few remarks.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter entertained
most pleasantly, last Saturday even
Ing, for her guests, who we're eight in
number. The pretty decorations were
reminders OF George Washington
days, being cherry trees, flags and red,
white and blue colors- The dining
table showed cherry tree and small
hatchets as decorations. The tally
cards used In the many games played
during the evening were ornamented
with flags and hatchets. The small
boutonnires were Of violets tied with
red and white ribbons. Forty guests
we're present and q very agreeable
evening was spent.
Mrs Arthur Schaid gave q pleasant
theatre party, Monday evening, for
the guests Of Mrs. Charles Carpenter,
her two sons, and Mr.. Mcbride, OF &,
Fulton. Messrs Finley, Bledsoe and !
Sam Sharp were also OF the party. ,
Following the theatre, the party re- ,
paired to Buckner's Tea Rooms and /,
enjoyed q hot lunch. |.
Miss Alberta KEENAN, was hostess /
for the Symphony Club, Tuesday, q
when the following short but excellent /
program was carried out. Miss l
rendered the pretty b
song, "There is a Green Hill t
Far Away" from Gounod. Miss Z
followed with two members B
from Chopin, "Impromptu, Opus 29''o
ind "Impromptu, Opus 81, No. 2."ll
A violin solo, "Polonaise," from q
MeDdeissobn was rendered by Rev. I
Truck. Hiss Gertrude Morris CON '
,luded The program by the rendition :
u "Nocturne, Opus o, No. q" from '
o
Judge and Mrs. W. W. Bolts gave q i
most delightful six O'Clock dinner last (
saturday evening for q number Of T
Two tables EsTs arranged IL 1
dFs. Bolts handsome dining room, Z
sch patFiotically decorated with a q