Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-08


Creek. Michigan. is the guest q her
mother, Mrs. lassiaLd-
Miss Caldwell. who has been visit
ing Mrs. w. w. Bolts. left to-day
for her home in Eisberry.
Mrs. ]. s. Thompson. Of Chicago,
has BEEN the guest iris week. Of
Mesdames ], A. Cu,n:se and S. p.
Emmons.
Colonel and Mrs. omohunhro, Of
Bowling Green. have returned home
after a visE TO their daughter. Mrs.
win Lee.
Mrs. L. A. Mundy and daughter,
Miss Cordelia, left Thursday for
San Angelo. Texas. to spend the
winter with Mrs. Mundy's daughter,
Mrs. Ira Shepherd.
The Board of management Of the
ID. A. R. viii meet Monday at 10
ocfock at the hesa Room. ING
members WIZ hold tneT monehay 50
clal mee1ing IN the AFTERNOON at
MS Maoei hanoans.
Mrs G d Emmons oava = most
rlaosant roon dav b,rch "Wednesday
Co. NJ 7 6 Tnomnson sormsr,v
Miss rass,a T,,u,los Tha otbpr
m,os,. 49, ~ c,,th~,o
Mr. Eorr,st M,s McN,n,ar ana Ms
Arnold.
Nc ch.r,os c,art on.ar.a,rad ON
Th,rsdau n,,,h ! aounh.s,, nortv
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shan.oa 49,, 49, ,ho naoar4to, nar.
Il. - A.. rua~,, ~ ~,
a. Va. C.san,ou ~ H.. ,tI.a
r,,ors ~ $50, au.oaah,. ,hinas 40
III, 49, IA s,nah 80
s,ryad a. ~ dirIns room whore
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co,sn. It.
A most elegant reception was given
Tuesday by Mesdames p. Il. Locke
and daughter, f. A. Morris, in hon
or Of Mrs. Mize Peters, who has
lately moved here to reside. The
beautiful new home Of Mrs. Morris
was used for the occasion. The re-
ceiving line was noticeable, both
for the number of ladies forming it,
their personal beauty and handsome
gowns. Two brides, Mrs. Peters and
Mrs. d. II. Cauthorn, and two
b~rideseect, Misses Lewellyn and
Hall, added their quota Of youth
and beauty to the party. Mrs. Nor
ris wore a hand-painted white chif.
fon and looked her usual handsome
self. Mrs. p. Il. Locke wore white
with black lace garnibTe. Mrs.
J Peters was gowned i'm pink MESA
| line with Overdress Of black net
Mrs. Peters, of Independence, wore
wistaria and Mrs. e. R. Locke, Law.
endar m~arquisette. Mrs. Settle, Of
C~entralia, we're old rose and green,
Mrs. d. II. C~authorn, silver net oyer
yellow messaline. Miss Lewellyn
wore blue velvet trimmed in touch
es of fur and Miss Han wore Per
sian gauze over canary silk with
Persian band for couture. Mes
danes A. s. Houston and r. r.
Arnold. .Jr.. met the four hundred
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A VoA"reu
conee ser
vice was placed in the stairway al
cove and Misses Mary Garrett and
Ruth Clark presided with Mes
kins and Mitchell White to serve
The guests. The Georgia orchestra
was stationed above stairs and ann.
piled music throughout the after
noon.
ilghuul six o'clock dinner Mon
day, in honor of Mr.. McClure's birth
day. Only gentlemen were present
and the public may rest assured thai
full justice was done to the ele
giant ours dinner. The guests
were Messrs Dr.. Harrison, F. A
Norris, R. d. Rodgers, H. e. G