Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-05
IN COUNTY, MISSOURI THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5. 1908

handed q small white orocaded o0x
containing.a square CT groom's cake on
which were the letters W. and G. and
the date October 2s, 1905.
Those from out of the city who at
tended the wedding OF the week are:
Misses Lucy and Elsie Baker; Of
Moliuo: Mr.. and Mrs John Knox, of
New Florence; Miss Ruth Mary Jen-
kins, Platte City; TAILOR Guthrie, Full
ton; Mrs. John Brown, Fulton; Miss
Mary Buckner, Auxvasse; J. B. Pew
and wife, Kansas City; William Brown.
ing, Kansas City; Mrs. c. G. Page.
Marshall, Mo; The Rev. and Mrs. Earl
Wiley, st. Louis; Mrs. +. D, Wiley
and son, Frank, Laddonis; Miss Sallle
Foster, Lexington, Mo-; Mrs. Gray and
Mr.. Baxter Guthrie, Guthrie,
Mo DR.. and Mrs Brown, Fulton.
From St. Louis the following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Hedges,
Mrs. y. P. wilhey, Miss Nellie Lutz,
Mrs, DR.. Armstrong Mr.. and Mrs.
j. o. Van Ripper, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Morey and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bronough.
Mrs. Charles Morris entertained at
a very elegant O'Clock lunch We'd
nesday for Mrs. d. P. Moore. Hal
lowe'en decorations proved an effec-
tive table decoration. A monster yell
low pumpkin with eyes, nose and
mouth artistlcally carved on his four
sides and With light inside made the
proper central ornament. Candles
placed in upright ears Of rich yellow
corn were arranged about this ghostly
apparltion, Each guest present, in
addition, was delighted to draw q
man, pumpkin-headed though he was,
which specimen was attached TO the
name card by.a yellow ribbon. The
cards were decorated with small
pumpkins. Miniature pumpkins
served as receptacles for salted al
monds. The guests were Mesdames
D. P. Moore, J. II. Ricketts,. 70, A.
bearing, L. B. Hawthorne, J. B. Pew,
o. d. Glendy, r, ". Montague. Chas
Olaybrook, Walker Pollock and Sallie
Hisey,
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a nisny peasauu osenins was
spenV, n'iush W sumo my sues.s'
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meAioo oi,apvel 10 uisiueu inSo seO-
t,ons' eaon SeO.lon " eu'efvain ~ =
given VINE Ane nosOesseS = lase sven y,
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MISSES iua noSanlVnu, Eli1aoe'n anp
raanoss ulii' Aua mcLneeeeis anu
ine nousVon. a Guessing same' ~
soisiue aAno"ieuse " oOlonlai ueioes'
uas'les, anu Duiiuinss was enloysu
kins showed an intimate acquaint-
anceship with such matters and were
rewarded suitably. ANY one, during
this strenuous mental strain, might be
refreshed by visiting the vast pump
kin used as a receptacle for holding {
goodly supply of cider which same was
handed out with a gOurd ladle into
small tin cups A great deal Of good
music was enjoyed, Mrs. @. R. Gibbs
and Mrs. Nelson, and Misses Bryd
Locke, Virginia Yancy and ElizI
Gibbs favoring the guests with soms
well rendered solos and duets. Tht
| dining table was truly Halloween ir
appearance with its Illuminated pump
kin for center piece, and candle
sticks made Of upright ears Of yellow
corn, and pumpkins filled with apples
pears and grapes. Refreshments o.
apple pie, pumpkin pie, doughnuts
milk, cider and coffee were served.
q meeVins VI note Vnan usual inOe. !.
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OnauV@uqua oi,Oie ineu ior .ne "ceAi'
prosIalp Lne Desinniut VI vne 'oui
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ny one', pronpe ,eSpo,l'e W sss'sne,
speoiai uopios' AZ iou. oo.voi
unose pfeSenu were lolneu oy sne o'nel
ewo OnauVauqua ciups W ,,sDen Y
MISS Wlseman' Vi rialuin ooiiese, al
nonoialy ineiuDel = uno u.auoeon' y
an Van Dyck This was interesting
and timely as the "Dutcb artists
will he a part Of this wears work
The appreciation Of this paper wal
shown bv giving Miss Wisemen tn,
ohautaudua salute In most heart,
manner Refreshments were served
and a social hour enioyed. welcoming
the new members of 1908. The en-
rolled Ohautauouan,s in Mexico will
number AZ present about seventy five
| Probably no town in Missouri car
show such an enrolment. The fit,
ladies nresent discussed plans for tht
nronosed assembly and arrangement,
made 10 meet At the High schoo
hnild,ng atan M Nov o to hear Mr.
Ia d. Wagner, or Chicago. who will b,
here AZ tbat time for the purpose O
assisting the people to make some de
fin,te mans for An assembly next sea
con