Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-11-11
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Mr. and Mrz walker Pollock gave
la few Of their freaes q thoroughly
pleasant evening THURSDAY. Not on
wsre the fortanAte guests treated
most royalty At the handsome ana
wea ordered PoIlcek residence easi
'Iok town. bat we're taken back and
forth to town By the host him
self. Naturally. after greeting the
hostess, a toRr Of the LANCE home
vas made By the guests Hand
somely furnished parker, library.
dining room and halls On the
first floor, the pink bed room, the
yellow bedroom. the sun room. on
The west and the suite Of rooms on
the east, ia the second story.
we're visited and enthusiastically ad-
mined. The hostess Introduced a
nov game. "Summerset" which
was quickly mastered by everyone,
but Mr.. Hama, who had to appeal
to his new wife for instructions on
~every play. A delicious salad course
lunch was served in the library, az
ter which coffee was had in the din
Ing Dol and the beautiful bunch
Of pink ehrysanthemEras decorating
the table center was divided out to
the prize winners in the proportion
Of one large one 20 MI. D. Rodgers
the remainder to Mrs. J.. II. Hanna
Major Harry Wick charmed everyone
by his singing Of some old love
songs. Messrs. Rodgers and Hanna
eoEfyulsed the guests by their rendl
ton Of a eolored meeting, Mr.. Han
ma taking the part Of exhorter,
while Mr.. Rodgers did the singing
In the approved emotional name A
second and highly appreciated lunch
Of pie and milk was served at IL
O'Clock, the camp meeting performers
keeping up their reputation BY dis
posing OF six pieces each. After
signing their names in the guest
book, the hostess was hidden adieu
sometime Friday morning. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Hanna; Mesdames Leila Mitchell and
w. C. johnson; Misses Mary, Es-
Their and Susie Houston and Emma
Buckner; Major Harry Wick and R.
D. Rodgers.
Mrs. Henry Wales and small daugi'
ter are home from a visit in Mon
roe county.
Mrs. Francis P. Lonergan, of
Denver. is the guest of Mrs. t. B.
Duncan.
Mrs. A. X. Adams, Of Auxvasse,
visited relatives here Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Cunningham has
returned from a visit with friends
in yandalia,.
Mrs. Alice Macfarlane who has
been visiting in California has re-
turned to her home In Columbia.
Fifteen members OF tine Wednes-
day Club met with Mrs. f. r. Locke
this week and spent an interesting
hour over the lesson taken in
conjunction with the map-study. Mrs.
Emmons gave an account Of John
Hunyadi, the protector Of Christian
ity in Austria against the Turks.
Miss Llewellyn read a paper on
Realms the Hapsburgs Ruled" Miss
Lewis gave q talk on Vienneae Life.
and Mrs. Arnold read for Mrs. w. C.
Johnson her paper in "Bohmia."
The club meets next week with
Mrs. J.. A. Guthrie.
On Wednesday evening, on her re-
turn from prayer meeting, Mrs. G..
r. Gibbs was surprised and delight
g" to find her beautiful new home in
possession Of a number of the
Baptist ladies and their husbands
who had assembled for a house
warming. Mrs. Gibbs faithful SER
vice to the Baptist choir through
out several years was rewarded on
this evening by the presentation to
her of a music cabinet, chair table
and pedestal, all Of mahogany. Mrs.
A. S. Houston and Miss Emma
Buckner served sandwiches to the
guests.
The program for the second met
ing Of the Euterpean Club was car
ried out Tuesday evning giving
much pleasure to a large attendance.
Hugo, Gounod and Bougueran, as
representing the Ideal in literature,
music and art, were the subjects for
the evening. Those who took part
were Messrs.. A. A. Wallace and
L. B. Hawthorne; Mesdames Adam,
Million, and w. w. Bolts; Misses
Maude Wallace, Ailene Cauthorne,
Benson Bolts, Beach, Hol-
man and sellard. There may be
mentioned as giving particular pleas
ure to the audience, the singing
of Gounod's Jewel Aria" by
Miss Cauthorne, a second number
by Miss Beach, and the reading OF
Hugo's Envy and A~varice" by
Miss Wallace.
Mrs. J. H. Watts, Of South West
ern avenue gave a most paIatable
and pleasant six o'clock dinner
"Wednesday for her niece, Miss Eth.
yline Mundy. of Old Mexico. The
guests who enjoyed the pleasant
time were Misses Grace Morris.
Mary Garrett, Margaret Potts
and Victoria Books.
Mrs. o. l.. Martin was the pleas
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