Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-22
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By Misc Esther Hous,o. ,ss..

Mas Lillian Morris will he bono
rom Gregory. s. D.. to stay dur,ns
Christmas. uu'ns
Mn. Geo. Ross and Miss Ger.
trude Fry are home from wasbsna.
ION. D. G.. to be in Mexico during
the holidays.
Miss Mary Clay, from Paris. XIV
ana MISS sallae Lockhart, from Mus.
hosee, o. X, are the guests Of
Col. Green Clay and family.
Miss Polly clendenin who attends
school IN Washington. D. c.. will
spend the holidays with friends IN
Miss Dora selhrd leaves the first
% NE year for Robbinsylle, N. c.,
TO teach piano and violin.
Mrs. Dea Carr Smith win sUend
Christmas week with her daughter,
Mrs. Juhne, in Rodgers, Ark.
Miss Jack, of Hardin, spedns the
holidays in Kentucky.
Mrs. Donald MansOn, formerly Miss
Vera Houghland, OF this city, will
spend Christmas with her mother In
this city.
Miss Bertha Bolts leaves the first
o. January for a round of visits in
Joplin. Kansas City and Oklahoma.
Miss Laura Robertson leaves short
ly for New York where she will
study music.
The Elks' Christmas dance will be
NE evening Of Monday, Dec. 26.
ms year n dance will take the
place of the two formerly held dur.
Ing the holidays. J~efferies Orchestra
from Jacksonville, H., will furnish
the music.
Miss Amanda Larimore will be mar
RED on the twentyseventh to Mr..
J. R. Smith, Of Seminole, Ok. The
wedding win take place at the
home Of Mrs. R. D. Worreu, aunt
Of the bride. Miss Larimore is
popularity known in this city, hay.
Ing wed here till a few years ago.
Mrs. Cassius Clay most pleasantly
entertained the +. A. Z. Club on
Monday in honor Of Misses Mary
Clay and Sallie Lockhart, of Paris,
Ky. The entertainment consisted of
an elegant six course lunch follow.
ed by conversation and music. Eight.
cen ladies' placed themselves at the
large round table at two O'Clock,
each being guided 10 her place by
name cards attached to small, black
stockings filled with candies. A
lace and linen c~enteEpfece over vel.
low satin formed an effective table
covering. White and yellow chrys..
anthemums and smilax supplied the
floral decorations. Silver sticks
containing yellow shaded candles
thanked the central piece, the can
dies and yellow shaded electrics CIV
ting the illumination. Dishes Of vel.
low bon bons added TO the white and
yellow color effect. Following the
lunch, coffee was taken in the nbrary
In conjunction with the conversation
and music.
) Messrs. J. e. Martin and George
Pearson were the very pleasant hosts
for thirty five of their friends last
Saturday evening, when they enter
: tanned at the home of the former
In Waddingham Place. Mrs. Martin
and Miss Pearson were among tht
guests who spent the evening will
them most delightfully."- at games
and conversation, more PARTICULAR!
the latter. A salad and ice luncl
concluded the pleasant affair.
3 The Tuesday Club spent a pleasan
afternoon this week with Mrs. Stoltz
The guests of the Club were Mes
danes Joe and Lewis Moore, Dal
a Dudley and Strieff. The prize fell I
Mrs. William West. A hot lunch wa
o served at five O'Clock.
The Premier Chautauqua met thi
e week with Miss McPheeters. Th'
n leaders for the day were Mrs. Mar
y Graham and Miss Norris, their sui
ljects being Carlisle and His Aud
enee,p and Millions London" Tn
! next meeting will be held the fHs
week in January. The regular lie
son will take in addition "Wetsmlf
ster Abbey" ].
The Gladstone Chautauqua Gu
met with Mrs, Winans this week an
= recited the lesson on Carlisle Rusl
IN In and Arnold" under the leadershi
v Of the hostess. There will be u
y meeting next week. Mrs. Iurle
oa will be hostess for the club durap
Christmas week. Mrs, McAlilS''
a. was a visitor with the ladies' al
Mrs. Winans served a most palau
BILE lunch at 4 O'Clock,
Ten members Of the Wednesut
Club met this week with Mrs III
mons and spent an interesting MOI
over the text with Mrs. Warden !
leader. Mrs. Tincher read a pap
on "Eurlpides." Mrs. Reed OalN'
ON "HippolytusT' and Mrs LieWell'
- ON 'IphIgenia." The club meets ne
week with Mrs. Hewellyn.