Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-02-20

Miss jamie Clay gave q very delight
fui party, Wednesday evening, for
Mr.. and MFs. Milo Cleveland, Mrs.
Howard Bailey and Mn Lyn Banks.
Sixteen guests were present and
Bridge was playec. Mrs. +. A. Morris
received the prize. . handsome gold
picture frame, and DR.. Diggs was the
recipient Of the gentleman's prize
which consisted OF several decks OF
cards In a leather case. Mrs. Lyn
Banks delighted all present by beauti-
fully rendering q number OF songs. A
most appitizlng two course lunch was
served.
Mrs. R. r. Arnold, Jr., entertained
the +. A. K. Club, Monday afternoon,
with q very lovely and highly enjoy
able party. In addition TO the re-
gular members . number OF guests
were present. The out Uf town guests
we're Mrs. G. g. Han, Of st. Louis;
who Is visiting Mrs. Arnold this week,
and Mrs. Milo Cleveland, OF Brock
port, N. Y; and Mrs. Howard Bailey,
Of st. Louis, both Of whom are guests
OF Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne. A variety
Of games were played and one prize, q
pretty gold veil pin, was awarded TO
Mrs. Bailey, while the second, a hand-
some plate went to Miss Hattie Ed
monds. The lunch was served In the
dining room which was made to look
very inviting with many potted plants
and banks Of ferns. The table looked
dainty with Its floral decorations Of
white narcissi and ferns and pink
shaded candles. lMesdamss j. T.
Ricketts, and +. A. Morris served an
extremely palatable lunch from the
table and we're assisted by Mrs. Charles
Claybrook, Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs. L. B.
Hawthorne and Julia Arnold.
A very pretty six o'clock dinner
arty was given, Monday. by Miss
Ruth Durkee, the affair being In
honor of Mr.. Clyde Tate, Of Green
vile, Ill, who is the guest Of friends
in this city. Red and white carna-
tions formed the table decorations
and place cards Of red hearts inscrib-
ed with quaint verses were used. That
no one should miss a carnation as
souvenir each name card was attached
by q red ribbon to one of the carna-
lions which made up the floral center
piece. A palatable six course dinner
was served after which the hostess
and guests repaired TO the Montezuma
rooms where dancing closed the even
ing. Those Of the party we're Misses
Lewis Buckner, Mary Abbay, Carrie
Cauthorne, Ria Hall and Rilla Rick
etts; Messrs Bryan Wilson, Ovens
Adams, Merritt Llewellyn, Joe Han,
William Coatsworth and Clyde Tate.
The Symphony Club held a very plea
SAINT meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Tate
McCue. Miss Lakeland rendered two
beautiful solos. ITO the Evening
Star" and "What. Pity is Akin to-. y
both from Tannhauser. Miss willard
followed with the song, aThe Message
Of the Flowers" from Gouncd. Two
numbers from Henselt. aRepos
d,amour.n and "Suring Song. were
PLAYED by Mrs. Million. Mrs. McCue
gave a pretty song, adore and Be
still" from Gounod, Mrs, Gibbs
completed the program with the
beautiful number. aOh. Divine
| Redeemer.n taken from Gounod,
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