Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-07-01

sion from their usual routine yes
terday evening by going in = plcHii
70 Cottonwood Springs where an p. \
=. spread vas disposed over a EoOs
portion q these famous grounds
the consumption q the same Ooca
Fyins al the time md attention Of
tie members for the next thre,
hourL
Mizs Margaret Million surprises
her mott-r On her birthday Wed
Hte1ay b. persdEg 4 several course
six O'Clock dI.a@ and inviting in
several guests to enjoy It. Not only
did Margaret prepafe fhe courses. but
she also served them the assist.
anee Of LacIle Minor. zee guests
we're Mrs Million. Mrs. ]. A. Guth-
RE. Mrs Minor. Mrs. Sam Evans
and Miss Ida RoSamond
Mrs. charles Clark gave n Of
her delightful dinners on Wednesday
at one O'Clock. the guest Of honor be
ing her aunt. Mrx. s. e Black, Of
Fulton. Lavender and white peas
formed very dainty and artistic dec
orstions for the table and the nam
cards were snnbonRst girls In laven-
dar tinted frocks. A nos palstable
seven eourse dinner was served.
The guests we're Mesdames s. E.
Black, C. r. Clark, Charles Lewis.
d. s. Burroughs. P. H. Cullen, E.
R. Locke. Ross cauthorne and J. X
Brown
Mrs. N. l. Jones gave 4 pleasant.
party Tuesday for her niece. Miss
Gladys Jones. The friends invited to.
meet her we're Misses Josephine Wal
lace, Harriet Pasqueth. Willie Rob
nett and Dorothy Holmes.
Miss Bertha Bolts gave a pleasant
party Wednesday evening for her
friend from Ohio. Mr.. Benjamin Gear
Ing. The evening was made de
lightful by conversation and singing
by Mr.. Ed. Williams.
Mrs. C. F. Clark is entertaining al
house party composed entirely Of
Roths. ons niece and five nephews
Miss Margaretba and Messrs. Paul.
Thomas. Arnold, Albert and Lewis
Roth.
Miss Mary Emmons was the hon
ored guest at a small and pleasant
six O'Clock dinner party given on
Tuesday by Miss Elizabeth Price
The other guests were Misses Fran
ces Guthrie, Hattie Brown and Vera
Houghland.
The picnic enjoyed by the Presby-
terrain Sunday School Tuesday at Cot
tonwood Springs was in every way a
delightful affair. Ponies we're rid
den, swings 1.-THE grapevine Variety
were swung in and a grand spread
formed a fitting finale to the after.
moons pleasure.
Miss Susie Houston took her
Sunday School class to Bickley's
pasture yesterday afternoon. for al
picnic which proved a ueees filled
as it vas with swinging. wadlns and
spreading a good lunch which had
been provided against the hearty ap
petite which invariably assalls the
picnics.
Mrs. G. r. Clark gave the vanNess
house party and come Others al
pleasant afternoon Wednesday in
the shape Of Il porch party with
cakes. sandwiches and tea ad lib.
These essentials to a good time be-
ing provided. Il follows that a de-
lightful time was spent.
Our next weeks bride, Miss En-
mons, was the guest Of honor at a
party given Saturday afternoon by
Miss Gertrude Fry. twenty-five girls
were present and the greater part
Of the afternoon was spent in CUP
twenty-five pigs with tails, !
the twenty-five artists being blind
the while. These artistic ee. /.
with original verses we're
bound into a book with a pretty cow
and given to Miss Emmons to ,
remember her friends by. Miss /
Mauds Wallace delighted the guests a
with soine old fashioned French /
harp music. The dining room was t
beautifully decorated in pink and {
white peas grown in the Fry garden t
md the symphony in pink and white /
Is completed, by the cake and Il
hints being In the same color. a
Miss Gladys YanNess entertained =
most delightfully."- last Saturday even y
ng for the guests Of her house 7
which included Mr.. and Mrs. =
.'larence Staples. Mrs. George Van y
Jess. Misses Durvey and McInfire /,
nd Mr.. Alfred Pittman. Miss Van
Tess and guests received their manyl
in the south parlor which VI
Witnessed a continuous stream of n
alters during the entire evening, u
IRIS. Staples and Miss Eliza Gibbs ri
upplied some pleasing vocal music. "a
lisses Victoria Brooks and Dorothy =,
served punch in the reception n,
all and Misses Grace Morris and n
liza Gibbs saw to it that the ~
uests we're refreshed with Ice 9,
ream and cake In the dining room A m
eautiful epergne of pink peas and IA
srns graced the table center over =,
.hich were suspended many bright
inged butterflies. Pink candles. a.,
Utterly shaded. occupied the table ~
H.
The VanNess house party was
yen a pleasant afternoon Mon. ~
" by Misses Victoria Brooks and
orothy Deane, at the home OF the ,s
rmer. The merry time continued
ON three to six. Miss Vera Hough-
nd met the gnegta al the dnnr MIG Y