Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-01-21
MISC ELLANEous.

Mrs. W. w. Fry and Miss Julia
Ross WIN entertain the =. A. Z.
Club next Wednesday.
The Premier Chautaugua Circle vii
meet with Mrs. Chas. Claybrook We'd
nesday afternoon. All the members
are requested to be present.
The members of the r. A. e. Club
spent a thoroughly pleasant afternoon
Monday with Mrs. r. r. Arnold, Jr.
Mrs. J. T. Ricketts, and Miss Julia
Ross received two pretty prizes Of
fered In the afternoon games, and
then q move to the dining room was
made and a very merry hour spent
over the lunch.
Fifteen members of Wednesday Club
met with Mrs. Llewellyn this week
and recited an excellent lesson to
Mrs. Reed, which was followed up by
a paper on Public Debt Of Russia,
read by Mrs. Reed. Mrs. W. ]. Bolts
gave sketch OF a Russian Village.
Mrs. Warden and Mrs. Llewellyn We'd
with each in depicting the ~virtues(fl
Of the expresses, Elizabeth and Cath
erlneII. Mrs. Locke talked interest
ingly on "Merv." The club meets
next week with Mrs. Mcmillan.
The banquet given by the Business
Mems Association Thursday evening
was a very pleasant social event as
well as a resume of the past years
work. The presence Of ladies added
enjoyment and grace to the occasion.
The ladies' were all beautifully gown
ed and proved a strong incentive to
the eloquence Of the speakers. The
banquet was everything to be desired
as well as the music which was fur
nished BY Harding's orchestra.
The Tuesday Musicale held its first
meeting with Miss Vera Hough-
land. Despite the Indictment weather
a goodly number wer in attendance
to take up work again. Owing to the
demorallzing effect of the holidays,
a few Of the members were unable to
perform their duties and the program
was short. The work for this month
was taken from the productions of
Chopin, Schumaun, Mendelsohn and
their contemporaries. MI. Truck read
an interesting paper on the lives of
Schumann and Chopin after which
Mrs. Richards rendered schumann's
Lotus Flower" Miss Randle sang a
beautiful Lithuanian Song composed
by Chopin, in his usual tanner Miss
Wizards violin selection was Mendel-
sohn's wonderful Spring Song" This
was followed by another piece from
Mendelsohn, his Hunting Song play
ed by Miss Kennen. Miss Houghland
played Chopin's Scherzo Op. 81 and
Miss Moore sang Franz's Ter es &C.
kommen" The next meeting Of the
Club viii be with Mrs. Richards.
Mrs. George Lee delighted sixty of
her friends last Saturday afternoon.
with that always popular mode Of en-
tertainment, a musicale. Mrs. Lee
was at the time hostess for a house
party Of her friends from Macon and
1t was in their honor the musicale
was given. The ladies were Mes
danes Herman Miller, william Gle
haus. William Fox, Elwood Miller:
Misses Cara and Agnes Jurgenson.
Sailie Hisey and Tina
Dobyns together with the hostess re-
ceived the guests in the hall, which
was made pretty with bright red
over the electrics and some
growing vines. A chocolate table
was placed in the rear Of the hall and
hot chocolate and waters were served
the guests before they entered the
double pariors where chairs were
placed for the forth coming enter
tainment. Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Min
ME Davis dispensed the chocolate.
The guests were invited into the par
Iors and seated by Mrs. Crosby and
Mrs. Clarence Barnes. Miss Marie
Foreman, Mrs. Lees niece. opened
lie program with a pretty plano solo
and was followed by Miss Carrie
Moore who very charmingly sang
'Merrily / Roam" Miss Inez Willard
'ayored the guests with a violin solo.
Mrs. Herman Miller raised the de-
light Of all present to such a height,
n the rendition OF the song, "Rober-
a o Tri Che Ado" that she was
constrained to appear a second time
md val then released uhwiIIingly.
diss Vera Houghland rendered q pr
mo solo in her excellent manner and
succeeded by Mrs. Gibbs, that
acceptable singer to a Mex
60 audienea. A beautfful vocal duaf