Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-01

coffee table dispensing many cups OF
hot coffee which vas passed TO the
guests by Misses Frances Johnson, Ju
liza Tucker and Dorothy Blanks. Mrs.
w. w. Bolts showed the callers in
to the dining room where a delicious
hot lunch was served by Misses Mar
Abay. Edith Gary, Mabel Randall and
Marie Rose The dining table
was the admired of all
admirers, being a symphony in
white and yellow. A Cluny piece
formed the background for a plat of
yellow and white chrysanthemums.
Yellow shaded candles supplied tn
Illumination the tout ensemble being
o. a highly artistic appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hord, Of st.
Louis, were given a delightful even
ang Friday by Mrs. F. R. Sanford who
had in a few of their friends to
spend the time in conversation and
games. The hostess, as is her fash
ion, set all the guests to enjoying
themselves Immediately ON their ar
rival, the pleasure continuing uninter-
rupted throughout the evening. A sal
ad course lunch was served in the
various rooms after which am ad-
journment was made to the dining
room where coffee, cake and confec-
tion we're partaken Of. Mrs. B. F. Rot
ertson presided at the table to fur
nlsh supplies of coffee. Following this
the gentlemen INDUCED in a smoker |
the library while a lively conyersa'
zione went forward among the fem
mime contingent.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cook, of Jeffer-
SON City, and Mrs, Cassius Clay OF
Mexico spent several days this
week in Sturgeon, the guests of Mr'
and Mrs. Ben Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Clark gave a
most elegant six O'Clock dinner, Sat
urday, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Cauthorn. The very paiatable course
dinner was served from a table hand
somely decorated with a large floral
piece of pink roses and ferns. The
name cards were decorated with cloV-
, er as indicative of good wishes TO the
bidre and groom. The guests were Mes
srs. and Mesdames d. A. Cauthorn,
Clarence BARNES, Charles Clark and
Charles Bledsoe.
MIR. and Mrs. d, A. Cauthorn were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W
Bolts for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitcher, who
, are just this week doGniciled in their
cosy new home on Promenade,
/ gave a Thanksgiving dinner, delight
full i'm all details. The guests were
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Pitcher, M1ss
Pitcher and Mr.. and Mrs. b. d.
Graham.
t Cards are out for the marriage oil
Miss Abbie Llewellyn and Mr. Rob
ert, Snoddy, the wedding to take
place ON Wednesday evening, Dec. L
at the brides home. Miss Llewelly1
is the charming and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Llew
elIyn and will be n of the mos
popular brides Of the season.
| Misses Martha and Frances Mason
gave a most delightful party Satur
= day afternoon i'm honor of Mrs
n Ralph Mason and Miss Llewellyn
, Sixty callers were present durint
. the two hours duration of the en-
tertainment. Mrs. Charles Clarl
was at the door with Miss Louis
Buckner i'm attendance to guide tn
guests into the reception parlo'
where the h~ostesses and honoree'
e stood dn line. Mesdames F. R. San
; ford and B. F. Robertson presided a
. the dining table, dispensing refres
, ments which Misses Ruth Mason, Ru
by and Alta Richie served. The L
BILE decorations we're an artistic al
y rangement Of yellow chrysanthemum
II thanked by numerous white candles
The coffee table, stationed in the
n brary, was i'm the care of Mrs. La
k new Barnes and Misses Kota LUCK
lie, Lutte Vaughn and Elizabeth Lett
who gracefully dispensed coffee, wa
ers and mints.
Ten members of the Gladston
Chautauqua club met this week wit
Miss Houston. Shakespeare's Lol
n don" was recited under the leade
ship of Mrs. Clamton. and '%Cathedr'
!" of Ely" under t. at Of Mrs. Glend,
The club meets next week with Mr..
IL DuTkee,
ri, Tie West End Somerset club spel
be a delightful evening Tuesday viii
I'd Mrs. E. B. Keath. After the games
st most ~palatable lunch was serve
There were present a number of cit
s. guests Including Mesdames Willii
n. Berry, Clay Mcclure, Dan Dude
a Virgil Metcalf and Virgil Williams.
Thirteen members of the Wedne
I'd day Club met with Mrs. Guthrie th
he week and recited a good lesson u
IT. der the leadership of Miss Llew'
lg lynn. The special duties were as II
hi lows: Mrs. Arnold read a paper
IS. athens" Mrs. Rodgers gave a ia
,e. on "Megara and Corinth," Mrs. Des
70. ing, a talk and map study Of ICY
or rus" and Mrs. Beal, a talk and mi
In study of Sicily" The club NEE