Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-29

and made me feel ike a new person,
and il shah always have my praise"
Mrs W. ?. VALENTINE eG2 Lincoln
Avenue Camden. y. J.
Gardner. Ne" was a great suf-
ferer from q female disease. The doe
tor said l would have 10 go to the
4. bcsnitaifor IN operation. but Iydia r
Pfnkham's Vegetable Compound CON-
pletely cured me In three months -
Mrs. 5. A WILLIAMS, K F. d. No IA
Box 50. Gardiner Ne
Because your case Is a difficult one
doctors having done you nc good
do not continue 10 suffer without
I giving lydia Z Pinkh2as's Vegetable
Compound a trial II surely has cured
! MANY cases Of female ills such as in
I haInmation- liberation, d~ispiacements
1 hbroid tumors. irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearingdown
feeling. indigestion dizziness and ner-
Tous prostrstion. 1t costs but a tTihe
to try il, and the result is worth mil
lions to many suffering women
evening made delightful by converse
ton and music. The guests were the
Rev. ". NJ. White and Mrs. White;
Mesdames Z. s. Wilson and Harold
Buckner and Misses Louise Buck
ner, Christine Brennan and Esther
Houston.
A number Of dinner guests spent
a pleasant noon hour Thursday at
Mrs. Spenes's, Mrs. Lela Mitchell was
hostess for RS. VIII Harper and Mrs
Butler Guthrie and ISIS Kota
Luckie; Mrs. Arnold was hostess for
Mrs. David May and Mrs-DrlCole Mrs
E. s. Wilson was hostess for Mes
danes S. B. Cook, j. T. johnson and
Miss Esther Houston
Miss Gertrude Fry most pleasantly
entertained fifty Of her friends on
Thursday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Allsnson. Miss Julia
Ross offered her beautiful lawn for
the occasion ard the affair took on
the hue Of a picnic, that very de-
hghtful mode OF entertaining. AZ
ter the luscious spread had been done
ample justice to, the entire crowd be-
came as children and played outdoor
games to their hearts content.
Mrs. J. ". Mason entertained Mrs.
J. T. Johnson's house party Friday
at a twelve O'Clock dinner and an az
~ternoon's session OF conversation.
DR., and Mrs. Adams and Miss Carl
ton Fonville ~chaperoned a dozen
small girls at a delightful picnic
spread yesterday at the Academy
grounds.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure gave a
party Wednesday evening In honor Of
Miss Dorothy Clewe. Twenty boys
and girls were there and the usual
pleasant program for such affairs was
carried out
The Lady Macabees Of Washington
Hive invited their husbands to a.
grand picnic spread 10 Hardin Park,
yesterday afternoon. So great was
the pleasure Of the affair that the
guests are %anxiously awaiting a Sec
ond invitation
Miss Mary Berrey pleasantly enter
tanned last evening for Miss Louise
Buckner and Miss Inez Willard and
their guests, Misses Brennan and Red
fert. In addition were present the
friends who will camp next week
in company with Miss Berrey. The
evening was much enjoyed.
Mrs. J. T. Johnson pleasantly ents
tanned at a six O'Clock dinner on
Tuesday. In addition to her house
guest, Mesdames May and Cole and
Misses French and Harrison, there
were present Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
White and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Miss Miriam Glandon entertained
forty Of her friends last evening with
a very delightful lawn party. Chin
ese lanterns furnished illumination
and punch was served throughout the
evening from a small summer house
provided for the purpose. Many
games filled the time with pleas
ure and refreshments concluded the
good time.
Miss Mamie Adalott. of Troy, has
returned to her home after a visit to
her sister. Mrs. Frank Buckley, OF
N. Wade street.