Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Mrs. c. c. Moore and MIS- ). =
Reynplcs. Of Moberly. ere guests Of
Mrs. W. X. Potts during the reunion.
Mrs. Thomas MstSevs. OF Pueb
10, Colorado. Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ". NJ. White
Mr.. and Mrs. wm sampson. Of
Guthrie, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. May. after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs
J. T. Johnson, have returned to
their home In Porto Rico.
Hrs. r. r. Arnold and Mrs. j. +.
Llewellyn attended the meeting d
Federated Clubs Of the fourth Dis
trlet which met this week at Co
lumbla.
Misses Nadine Steele and virginia
Graves, OF Lexington. and Captain
Z. A.. Asbury. Of Higginsyille, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. era
ham during the ex-confederate Re
union.
Mr.. Fred Brown was the genial
host at a six O'Clock dinner Thurs
day at Hotel Honsey when he enter.
tanned Misses Inez willard, Grace
Morris and Robert Berrey.
Mrs. w. NJ. White and Miss Em.
ma Cauthorn were the chaperones
last Tuesday afternoon for the Jun
Tor Endeavors at a picnic. Thirty.
five boys and girls we're in the
party. a hay wagon was utilized as a
means Of transit, and the chaperones
furnished an unlimited supply Of
ice cream and cake.
Miss Mary Berrey gave a small and
delightful party Thursday afternoon
for Miss Fife Campbell who Is to
be married on next Monday TO Thos.
Alexander, of Laddonia. A dozen
girls were present and seized this
opportunity Of presenting Miss Camp
bell with some dainty hosiery, al
ways a welcome gift. A pleasant af-
ternoon Of chat and music and re-
freshments was spent.
Miss Stella Robertson was the
recipient of a great variety of beau
tiful and dainty gifts on Monday af-
tenroon when she was the guest Of
honor at a shower" given her by
Miss Frances Mason. The offerings
presented by her many friends In
cluded things useful, beautiful and
aesthetic, ranging in size from a
handsome tablecloth to a French
lace handkerchief. Napery Of all
kinds, handkerchiefs. bags, towels,
dolles, hose, embroidered lingerie.
preserves and pickles were among
the gifts. In addition to giving Miss
Robertson's friends the pleasant OPP
%portunfty of showing their friend.
ship for her. the hostess gave a de-
lightful conversational afternoon and
served a palatable salad lunch.
Miss Nellie Hill was the gracious
hostess at a tea given Thursday after
noon for Miss Stella Robertson, the
bride Of the week. A receiving line,
including Misses Hill, Robertson, vir.
ginla Clardy, Tide Robertson, Flor.
Sheppard and Ruth Robertson,
Of whom will act as bridesmaids,
welcomed the large circle of friends
who We're invited TO do honor to
AisoS pnhArtson- srNn1 ~De-csfasH
me receiving hours Of four to slx.
A salad course lunch Including va.
rious good things other than salad
served from the dining room
Iaole by Misses Frances Guthrie and
MARIE Rose. A large floral piece Of
'ink asters occupied the table center
Miss Effie Campbell was the hon. I,
'ieo guest at a very pleasant %party 4.
wen for her yesterday afternoon nv !
ilss Grace Morris. A delightful last !
was enjoyed by Miss Camn. !
and a number of her girl friends Z
efore she joins the ranks of the .
atrons An elaborate lunch was 6
.lFed from a large round table E
'nfOe ribbon and fern de~corations
ere used effectively. A silk cord
rung with cupids depended from +
= electric to Miss Campbelps plate !.
q ner chair was ornamented With q
large bow Of white ribbon. The \,
iue elect looked bewitching in ate
tornado white broadcloth suit. A,
me United Confederate Veterans l9
camp KEENAN,, of this city. gave pi
elaborate and delightful r~ecep. tn
4 tuesday afternoon for the visit. be
veterans wives, the maids anal.
HsOrs' and the ladies' Of Mex. :"
10 the local veterans wives
daughters, under the able leader.
, oil Miss Hattie Edmonds a. |
ca by Mexico's sponsor
5 Leona Jackson, is dine tho nav
II degree Of success ~attendan, ~ era
brilliant affair Of Tuesday after. IAN
: as well as the ball given that zee
ing. Both reception and hau lsfa
held in the Elks' Club rooms adn
'ically decorated for the occo. tray
with the state flower. Golden iron
and greenery. The mantoI men
reception ro,m no. ei relic
glowing blossoms and ferns elas
large bowls of the same sale
room s]e0too sne room. In the WEI
asparaeus extended from the m
while tho - aneies OF the Bile 1
a with potted plants. Consed. go
Tags OF three kinds, namely bes,n
~ nag the battle flag and the -
were dronea o.n large and Steph
bundroa ~ e the walls. Rev.
llned during the afternoon. AM
unch was served by Misses MOTH
= Fasqueth. Dorothy Holmes. Not
LieWeiiyn and Nellie Hill Ice SETTLE,
ana cake showing the col. herd
49, anu Oiue' were serv. the N,
rorr,~ , Grace and Lii Court
H. Willie Hook, Gertrude FRY SECOND
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