Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-08-04

Miss Sallie Smith, of Fulton, is the
guest Of Miss Leona Jackson.
Mrs. r. r. Arnold, Jr, gave a very
pleasant party, Thursday evening, to
fifty of her young friends, In honor Of
her guests, Misses Settle and Varr.
Five Hundred furnished the diversion
and to the two winners, Miss Ruth
Durkee and Mr.. David Robertson, were
awarded a Doulton candle stick and a
calendar. Iced refreshments were
served throughout the evening.
A pleasing reception was rendered
Reverend Shullenberger and wife, u
Trenton, Tuesday evening, in the
~parlors Of the Christian church. a
large number Of the church member
ship was present to welcome Reverend
Shullenberger and wife to Mexico and
to the church. Refreshments we're
I served in the dining room.
Mrs. ]. N. Basket gave a delightfui
party, last Saturday afternoon, for
: Miss Polly Cleudenin and her guests.
, Misses Roderick and Whitecotton. Con-
yersation and music figured largely IN
, the afternoon amusements.
, The worrell Chautauqua tent, the
; barrymore, will be headquarters o
0 only for the worrells who are not few
in number, but also for the Mr.. Wof-
rells Sunday school class.
$ Miss Mae Jackson was the very
v pIeasant hostess, Wednesday evening
for a party OF twenty girls. The oc-
t. |~casIon was a momentous n from the
fact that the engagement Of Miss Leona
jackson and Mr.. H. ]. Schroers. OF
7 Talequah, Oklahoma, was made public
The announcement was made after :
~unioue fashion. Miss Jackson's niece
little Polly Sims, appeared in thu
midst of the company carrying a bat
Us which seemed instinct with life. Thu
e. was proved when a cat sprang r
the bag. Tied to the cats neck was
card bearing upon It the names OF MIS-
NJ Jackson and Mr.. Schroers, thus max
nd ing public what had long been sus
pected. The wedding Of this favorit
among Mexico's young people Will tax
he Mace on August sixteenth. AS a fui
ther entertainment for the guest
clothes pins and paper napkins wer
AZ distributed with injunctions to dres
the bride. Miss Trix Turley made
positively fetching bride and was r
pi, warded by the gift Of a h~andpainte
he plate. Small booklets, inscribed !
the guests with much excellent advi'
n the bride as to the proper manag
IA ment Of a husband, was carefully &C
lleoted by Miss Jackson to be used 7
Ieft future reference. Refreshments clos
MA. this very pleasant evening.
Messrs and Mesdames A. p. Jon
,lo- son. Wallace bearing and J. j. Du
kee will have tents on the Chautauq
grounds and will be glad to weleol
ons their friends within their hospital
auo doors.
The ouitcherkickin tent Will ha
as It's presiding genius next week M
MIS- Katie Ferris and under her chal
ests will be the following optimists: MIS-
ter Ruth Jesse, Dorothy Worrell, Ne
neS- Lee, Mabel Threlkeld and Vida M
cali.
, Miss Frances Mason will chaper
w.. a tentful of young girls at the On
~tauaua grounds next week. Those
der her care will be Misses tran
.ense Johnson, Miriam Glandon, Lottie {
tues nett, Mildred Wallace, Harriet Win
Irene Roden and Annie Williams.
lis Is Mrs. r. D. Worrell gave a smaii
!, and pleasant afternoon party, Tuesday
Miss Polly Ripley. There were
emit Mesdames Ripley, e. s. Wisol
y r. Jesse, Arthur Lee. w. ], Bryan
visit 1T poss A delightful a
Mrs. 49, sm,I 20 raninieceuces was
cluded at five-thirty by an adlt
,nday ment to the dining room wher'
. has freshments were served from a p
decorated table.