Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-24

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sttss1 a h0uss party siTen By Nz
Nssy Pollard
Mr. and Mrs. p. r Sanford an
Keuneth ah yesterday for Cape Co
where thsy VII spend The sannsi
Mr. zBa KIN l. snrsrstein ar
Spending = fsE days IA E1oelsso
sprinsz
Miss Martha Spence Eas "a
pheasant dinner boszaas q uhom Mrs
JsEss Trmsle vas me guest o
honor he ubers ssre Mesdame
Miriam Rosa ". C. Johnson Z
A. Desring. r. r Arnold ard Mis-,
Julia Ross
NH W. r. White pleasantly en
.'tsrsiDsd Wednesday afternoon frou
fOur 20 ak Tor Mrs Hedges. Of s.
Louis. and Nn P. H. Cullen VII,
b spending the month q June here
A conversations was the agreeable d
version for The tao dozen ladies pres
enE Zee cream. cake AMI msnts. il
pink and white eolorE. formed ths
refreshments.
The Bstas nov in session IN 81.
L0ziS were entertained THURSDAY eF.
ening With a theatre party With
hnch Afterwards. After the business
session yesterday an auto n5s &c.
cuDisd the AFTERNOON and an sle-
CANT dance vas given then al the
Buckingham In the evening. The
sentbsnsn from here who Wers pres.
ent On Friday evening we're Msssfs.
Earl Bledgoe. Herbert Piuukett, R.
b. Finley, Ralph Buckner and Fred
Lleweliyn- Ths Mexico Betas Who
are IN St Louis are Masses Louise
Lakeland. Lena and velmA johnson,
Leila Winzns. Ria Han. Kate Dud.
ley, Mary Buekner. Marie Rose,
Frances Guthrie and Willie Hook.
Miss Julia Ross entertained on
Wednesday afternoon with q most de-
Iighuul lawn fete. The guests OF
honor NrE. James TrimbIe. Of
Kansas City. and Mn. W. c. John
son who has lately returned TO Mex
ico To reside. twenty-five ladies'
were comfortably seated on the
-ssn at one O'Clock and a hot and
old lunch of the nos generous pro
.'ortions met with their very hearty
approval After lunch a procession
4 ladies' and chairs moved into the
lOase and disposed themselves mi
be large pariors for games and
o~nverssiiOn which continued vital
enjoyment throughout the AZ
srn0on.
The D. A. r. Society met Moa-
sy afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Guth-
and had = delightful session. It
eng flag day the decorations we're
flags. whose red, white and
showed from an sides. Misses
ella W'iaans and Eliza Gibbs pro-
.asa some good instrumental and
'cai music after which the entire
and guests sang the nstionaI
'ngs. Mrs. Ralph LAckie read the
DRY Of Betsy ROss who made the
rt flagg under the direction Of
gorge Washington The refresh
Ients were Of icscnssm and cake
the %eolors. red. white and
lue. the last being represented By
Eprig Of c~oruflOwer.
Mrs. Hedges was the honored
uest Tuesday al the very pleasant
= Informal tea given by Mrs. NJ
! Guthrie. Mrs. E. s. Wilson vel
0med the guests at the door. whence
Iiss Julia Ross showed them into
ie reception parlor where Mrs.
dthrie. Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. W. NJ
.hite. Brs. Bronough and Mrs. Gar.
son received. Roses were used
r decoration and gave q charming
feet TO the rooms In the din .
3 room Miss Fanny Mason and =.
les Stella Robertson sat at the Ia /.
and served ice cream, cake and :
fee The table with It's equipment
silver, cut glass and candles was
A bowl Of deep blue corn /
'~ers was placed In the a :
> n r. Rodes and Misses Kota !
ckie and Alicia Mason assisted IL :
dining room I
Iasaday evening the pretty wed .
y Of Miss Effie johnson and Mr.. !.
8 Purify was solemnized at their =
adsome home On n. Jefferson st ;
the lower floor was a~tlstieaIIy !
GRATED with daisies and rambler :
except the dining room where
de's roses held sway. The din.
table was covered with a large '
colored eiuny piece upon which
ted a cut glass vase Of roses.
lie festoons and smilax we're sus- II
lded from the electric to the a
l5 corners. The bride was gown. v
In a beautiful white costume n
at eight-tbirty she and Mr.. b.
-dy appeared before the Rev. a.
". White who performed the GER.
'ny In the presence Of the rela- u
g only Of the bridal couple. Fol- TO
ing the ceremony refreshments Of az
( and white heart-shaped ice bi
am and cake we're served. III
r.
". ana mrs. Z. IL Carpenter gaye
most pleasant six course dinner tn
the occasion being Mr..
penter's birthday. Following A.
serving Of the pal
Die repast the gen.
zen enjoyed a smoke while the re-
Is talked fashions. Aside from ra,
pleasure Of the affair, the din. th'
was noteworthy from the fact ais
twenty n guests we're pres th,
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. al
ng, OF Jonesburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
Rodgers. Of Jonesburg; MI. on.
Booth, Of Nation. Ill.,. Mrs. list
7. Carpenter, of 81. Louis; and puI
srs. and Mesdames p. n. Cullen, tai