Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-10
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BY Miss ESTHER Houston Phone 81

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By Miss ESTHER Houston Phone 81
The X. v. z. Club had rs hostes
on Monday afternoon Miss Phoeb
Randall who filled the position I
the satisfaction of all. One new mer
Der, Olivia Carter, was admitted +
sisterhood. Edna Buckley was first 4
the games and was rewarded suita
bly,. A nice lunch was served b,
the hostess.
Mrs. w. w. Bolts was the mos
agreeable hostess to a number Of he
friends Monday evening, when sh'
gave an exceedingly delightful par
ty in honor of her guest, Miss Cald
well. A number Of ladies' from Har
lin together with some guests from
town gathered in Mrs. Bolts dininI
room at nine O'Clock to partake o
punch az a preliminary proceeding Il
the main business of the evening
the playing of charades. The host
oss and n of her guests ''chos'
up" for assistants, each contingen'
retiring to a corrsr to hold secre'
coDclave. OF the charades shown
The side with the hostess as leader
was able to guess the greater mum
Der, but simply from the fact that
the opposition put up none but Of
very superior quality. A salad
course lunch completed a pleasant
evening.
Seventeen members of the Wed.
nesday Club met this week with
Mrs. Llewellyn and held an interest
ing meeting, the main topic fol
the dsy being the revolutions which
were over Europe in 1S4s. Mrs. B
+ Robertson gave a talk on Huge
Wolf. n Of the most noted of mod
ern Austrian musical composers. Mrs
Locke talked of Johan Strauss and
Miss Lewis told of the Hungarian
patriot Kossuth. Miss Llewellyn told
Of the record of the Austrian veter
an soldier, Count Radetsky, and Mrs
Emmons read some selections from
the most noted of French Grill
parZer's dramas.
A large circle of friends attended
the very pleasant reception given b,
the Misses Fonville Monday evening
in the Academy parlors. The affail
was in the nature Of a farewell tt
Major Williams Wick who has beer
Instructor at the Academy for sew
eral years and who left Tuesday FOL
Louisville, Kentucky, where h
will make his home. Military deco
rations were evident In the recep
ton rooms and a pleasant converse
tional evening was enjoyed.
The Chatting Dish Club met will
Miss Dorothy Blanks on Monday ant
a delightful time spent by its mem
bers. Miss Francis Johnson re
coived a fancy apron for being tn,
best guessei at the games. A say
ory chafins dish lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitcher wer,
rendered an enjoyable dinner part
Monday evening by Mr.. Hughes Ora
ham. The dinner was given at tn
LaSalle Hotel in Chicago, the larges
hotel in the world, and was elabor
ate in every detail and served Il
wedding style. Beautiful floral dee
orations in pink and white orna
mented the table. The bridal car
from which the entrees we're serve
was decorated i'm pink and whit
streamers, two love-birds and a mas
of violets adding still further to 1t
artistic appearance.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter gave
highly pleasing party Wednesday a
ternoon for her guests, Mrs. Hum
er, of st. Louis, and Mrs. Booth, {
} Mattoon, Ill. Fifty ladies' were pre-
} ent to take part in the lively "E,
change" which was the order of tn
day. The boxed goods" provi
} ed by the ladies included articles
many varieties Ia hard-boiled eg
an Easter bonnet, a hair rat, sic
combs, puffs, hair pins and
forth, the list showing that articl
pertaining to ladies's couture a
most popular. A two-course lunt
closed the evening.
4 The Premier Chautauqua Oh
met with Mrs. Ned Rodes tn
week. The Social Life at Rom
4 was led by Mrs. Harrison and Mi
y Norris gave a talk on "Aldeber;
. and Orion" as well as read a pap
y on 'Cornelia." Miss Sallie Give,
gave a super latiye talk on "Hanl
y bal" The Club meets next wi
Miss Frances Bolts.
vi Mr.. j. T. Johnson's birthday car
l round again last Tuesday and {
" cording to his usual custom, he
vited in a number OF friends
partake Of a turkey dinner, notwit
standing the fact that Mrs. Jof
0 son was out of town. The CUES
arrived and enjoyed a most palatal
. six o'clock dinner, the same bel
y under the very capable supervision
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