Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-13

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The girls who assisted Miss Lou
Use Buckner, Wednesday afternoon
spent a delightful evening at Colonial
Hall ehaperones and boys add
ing to the pleasure of the affair. At
1890 the party adjourned to Miss
Buckner's home and had refreshments
Mrs. Dea Carr Smith E~ntertains.
On Monday evening Of this
week was the occasion of a most de
Iigtful At Home when Mrs. Dea Carr
Smith entertained for the ladies OF
Hardin College Faculty in her studio
at the College. The rooms were com
pletely transformed and presented
Dutch parlors 10 the guests for Dutch
paintings and prints and Dutch pot
terry were everywhere in evidence.
Autumn wild flowers gathered near
Mexico gave an American touch and
added to the charming Gene. Miss
Margaret Million dressed in Dutch
costume met the guests at the door
and directed them. During the
course Of the evening Miss Lawson
played Les Papillofs' BY GFieg,
Miss Kickhaefer read the art story
from "a Dog of Flanders" and Miss
GuDton sang "a Dutch Garden re-
spending 10 an An Auction
Sale with Mr.. Guy Motley as Auction
Ger afforded considerable amusement.
Bids were very high. Ayers Hair Re-
~storer and lnvlgorator caused close
bidding among the gentlemen and
Finally selling at the highest fig
ure bid at the sale. Number thir-
teen caused some decrease in bids.
but was bought by DIR. Harrison and
proved to be the prize Of the even
ing-a painting done BY Mrs. Smith
and framed.
A novel feature Of the evenings
pleasure was the refreshments. Cot.
fee was poured by the Misses Riggs
and Williamson and chocolate was
served by Mrs. Buckner, while the
hdier served the gentlemen with
sandwiches, pickles and cheese. Di-
minutive Dutch shoes served as fay-
ons.
After a transformations toast the
guests departed, pronounchlg Mrs.
Smith a most delightful hostess.
Col. and Mrs. Green Clay pleasant
ly entertained at 6 O'Clock din
ner Wednesday Mesdames S. B.
Cook William Walker, Susie Buck
ner and Ben Canada.
The Tuesday Club spent a pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. T. ]. Hoxsey
this week. Games and lovely refresh.
ments passed the time agreeably. Mr.
r. E. Race won the club prize. Those
who hold membership in this club
are Mesdames r. L. Race, John
Kemp, Clay Mcclure, Joe Moore, VII
liam Berry, William West, George
Lee, T. J.. Hoxsey, A. II. whitney,
+. G. stoltz, Maurice Phillip and lit
Turley.
ing m~euiiesuay oiuo met ulis
t-busiasm vas shown for M vear,s
ton Of a subject, the history OF
Greece, as Indicated by the very ex.
cement lesson recited. Mrs ". w.
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Paw I taIk ~ apor,ttcol Irst3t ,tions
sevorol oroz4e wora nroeant ~ AZ
meetipg tbYs add,,,a ~ ~ n-Ioas,ra
rbev woro N1rs wflfIov e. - e.
Iopis. Mrs Ma,+in yatas IA .r,a1,
son Of Nav Mexico. MIC TInnaa A,
Hson If IL I.ouis ard Miss rnIa
500 ~ columh,a on,ira - H.,
-presence Of ouezts no bostaas
-sarvad = most naIotahla so,as co,ra,
hncb at 4 o,clock
Mrs. F. r. Sanford was the de
lightful hostess Monday afternoon foI
en4arta j,,ed from throa a. .av rho (
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Mrs Edgar wlles pavtop Ohio.
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FfnneI. Of Fort Worth, Texas; Mrs
HAIRY rbomas and Mics settlo .
Centraha. A bunch Of carnations wa
awarded TO Mrs. shafor and a boof
Ito Mrs. N, B. Guthrie as prizes fol