Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-11-10
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BY Miss Esther Houston Phone 81

Miss snidow and daughter, Miss
Stella, left Tuesday for Birluing 4
ham, Ala. to spend the winter.
Mr.. Hughes Graham, of Chicago, is
the guest of his mother.
Mrs. T. Z. Randolph who has been
the guest Of Mrs. w. R. Richie. re-
turned home Friday.
Miss Marie Rose is the guest of
Miss Helen Wald in Louisiana.
Mrs. Redman Galloway Of Kansas
City, Is visiting friends here and at
tending the Kings Daughters ses-
sion this week.
Mrs. Clay Mcclure pleasantly en-
tertained ten guests, Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Whitsett, the
guest Of Mrs. StoHz.
A pleasant dance was given Mon
day night at Colonial Hall by the
boys. Many Halloween features add
ed interest to the occasion.
The Board of Management Of the
lD. A. r. Chapter will meet at the
Rest Room Monday morning at ten
o'clock
Mrs. Chas. Carpenter and Mrs
Minnie Mcclure were the dinner
guests Thursday OF Mrs, Chas. Sher-
er 1906 e. Monroe st. at Mrs. spen-
/. ce's.
Mrs. Mark Pitcher gave delightful
six o'clock dinner party Thursday.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
, Moore and son, Earl, Mrs. Edgar
, Wiles, Mrs. j. E. Moore, Mrs. Luey
, Graham and Mr.. Hughes Graham.
Mrs. G. f. Clark again entertained
Wednesday at a six o'clock buffet
. lunch. Three courses were served
: and a most pleasant evening spent by
4 the members of The local board and
their guests. The members OF the
. home board are Mesdames Rixey, r.
D. Graham, Clark, Brbdgford, Jones'
Williams, Houston and Rowlond.
Mrs. T. ]. Hoxsey was the very
agreeable hostess Tuesday, at siA
o'clock dinner party, IN honor ol
Mr., and Mrs. McCune, of New Lon
don. A six-course lunch was servet
U | in the private dining room and The
u evening much enjoyed by Miss Ev'
Grace McCune, of Hardin College
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Bolts and Mr.
d. Ran McPike, Of New London.
Mrs. Frank Stoltz was a most de
~ lightful hostess Wednesday Afternoon
when she entertained at Bridge TO
=, her guest, Mrs. s. T. Whitsett, o
~ st. Louis. After the games,
~ ~ which Mrs. Aylette Whitney won
M beautiful hat pin as prize, the tw
~ brides of the day, Mrs Whitsea
ne and Mrs. Alf Elliott led 'he way t
% - the dining room to partake OF refres
ments. A Cluny piece, cut glass vas
we filled with white chrysanthemums al
g" ferns, formed the table decorataon
Handpainted name cards marked u
=" places. The guests were Mesdamt
' rs. T. Whitsett, r. e. Race, L.
Mckee, A. l.. Elliott, DR.. Strod
~ Maurice Phillip, George Lee, Ay
ies ette Whitney, George Kemp, d
DU' Turley, w. e. Berrey William Yves
" Dan Dudley, I. ]. Hoxsey, CE
Mcclure and M. e. Randolph.
3 a Mrs. c. f. Clark most pleasantly
lgs tertained Wednesday afternoon
In a tea. the guests being the King
stly Daughters of the town and those
-up lending the Convention held here q
ese week. Mrs. Bessie Winscott W
eys coined the guests, Mrs. Clark, MI
kin Callaway and Miss Libby, OF NJ
lse York, stood in line to receive. Wn
the chrysanthemums were used as dec
ky. alton i'm the reception room. M
in DANES Charles Clark and CharI
,un- Bledsoe presided over the punch be
lere which was placed in the back pari
The Kings Daughters colors W.
nty, used i'm the dining room, white a
ad- lavender chrysanthemums making
arm handsome appearance. Mesdames
bet 8. Houston and w. W. Williams J
ont sided over the tea and coffee at
table. Mesdames Griffee, Jones
are Glendy passed the refreshments
titles
ffer Miss Ruth Jesse was the very pl
king ant hostess Monday at HalloWe
six o'clock dinner. The guests FOL
of witch caps folded in the dinner \
,oun. kins which they straightway don
done to be In keeping with the pump
and lack O. lanterns used for table de-
Irpen ations. A delightful five-course
VILE, ner was enjoyed. The night
efore spent with Miss Dorothy Worrel
their bunking party being the prosr
owes The guests were Misses Mabel IN
fur keh. Dorothy Worrell, Ruth VI
small Wilda Metcalf and Frances Pearl
G the
thov Misses Ruby and Alta Ritchie
oxes the charming hostesses Monday
arms ternoon wheh tney enOe- ', -
= tbe tea for Miss Abbie Llewehyns
LleweIlyn was charmingly gowne
no pale blue chiffon with touches
cu mink. ONE of her trousseau effecus
Fifty guests were present to De
WIS., at the door by Mrs. Ritchie
still ,,,+o tba north narlor W
u.s. the hostesses and guest OF honor
u is ceived. by Mesdames Charles
they Iis, Cecil Basket, and James }
more salad and ice course lunch
bad servtd from the dining table,
day. ~, nras,djno over the ice and
rdy' Lewis dispensing the salad NJ
FRANCES Mason, Eva Blythe and
vaughn passed the refreshmen
tbc guests. The table centerpiec'
~ composed of white grapes ana
y =" trmn leaves and pumpkin lanter
oonooi nished the illumination. The
why ~ ,oa vore also served
NO - pumpkin receptacles. The n
'aA was massed with ferns and az
leaves. Mesdames Latney Barn
ngham E. Randolph, L. M. White and
visit Martha Mason conducted the {