Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-08
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Gibbs. of
Kansas CITY. and Mr.. Frank Gibbs.
OF Columbia, are IN Mexico visiting
relatives
Miss vaiEe Bush, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. ]. t. Ricketts, for
some weeks. returned to her home
IN Mississippi today.
Mrs. wal Morris pleasantly enter
tanned a few friends Wednesday after
noon for Miss Martha Shea. Mrs.
Tlncher, Mrs. W. r. Bnckner and
Misses Mary and Jessie Hsrison. Of
Auxvasse, were present
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Potts were en-
teFtained pleasantly on several oe'
c~aslons this week prior to their re-
turn to Texas. On Tuesday, Mr.. and
Mrs.w. r. French gave a ~ O'Clock
dinner for them. Mrs. Spence, Mrs,
Bryan and Mrs. n. R. Rodes were al
so present.
Misses Mabel and Ida Randall most
pleasantly entertained Wednesday at
teruoon, some two dozen Of their
friends. Games filled the time with
interest, especially to Mrs. Gallaher
who won the prize, a cut glass nap
Ply. Refreshments closed the affair
at six o'clock,
Misses Hattie and Carrie KEENAN,
gave a delightful party Saturday af-
tefmoon for their niece, Mary Corde-
liza Mason, on the occasion Of her
sixth birthday. She was made hap
by by receiving many presents and
by the presence of thirty-fiye of her
small friends. Games were played
with great zest and ice a and
cake much enjoyed.
Miss Barbara Johnson entertained
Monday night for Miss Jane Rodg'
ers with a bunking party, given at
the ]. r. Johnson town house. Miss
es Leila Winans and Lena Johnson
chaperoned the party which consist
ed Of Misses Pauline and Isabel Grad
dock, Louise johnson, Julia Cave, Ma
ry Pollard, Gertrude Cunningham
and India johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark enter
tanned them and DR.. and Mrs, N. r.
Rodes at six O'Clock Tuesday. On
Wednesday, they were given a o o
day dinner by Mrs. Ruth Cauthorn.
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Buckley. Mrs. Rodes
and Mrs. Williams were present. Mrs,
VIII Mason gave them a 6 O'Clock
dinner "Wednesday. The remaining
guests were Miss Shea and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Morris.
Mrs. Marvin Bush most agreeably
entertained the Mission Circle of the
Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon,
In honor OF n of it's members. Miss
Susie Houston, who leaves next week
for Marshall to be gone several
months, A very dlverting guessing
game was provided by the hostess
and Miss Houston being a good guess
er, 0 the prize, a box of candy.
Twenty girl guests were present to
enjoy the pleasant afternoon,
\ delightful allnight session was
enjoyed Thursday by the members o
a South Side Club, A converse.
zione lasting from four to six, with
frequent serenading excursions TO
the neighbors, was held at Miss Paul
inc Gotthelf's. A pleasing finale
was given to the affair by a sumptu.
Gus seven o'clock breakfast at which
Miss Dorothy Holmes presided as hOs-I
tess. In addition to Misses Gotthelf
and Holmes, there were preset Miss.
es Elizabeth Parker, Inene Roden,
Margaret Tupman, Edith and Norenc
Crosby, Elinor Hill and Alice
Witherspoon.
Mrs. Frank Parker and Miss Mamie
Davis were the very pleasant hos
tesses Thursday evening, for a most
delightful musicale given at the
home of the former. The star of the
occasion was Mr.. Forest Schultz, of
Chicago, a noted violinist, who will
be the head of the music department
at that great musical center, Lynds.
burg, Kansas, during the coming win.
ter. MIR. Schultz is stiIl IN his TWEEN.
ties and possessed of a most agree
able personality as we'll as being an
artist in his vocation. Miss Jane
Sloss was his accomplished accom-.
panist during the evening. Mrs. J.
d. OreaT assisted in entertaining by
a piano number and Miss Mar.
garet Tupman added greatly to the
pleasure of the occasion by giving
several readings. A delightful So
clal hour was enjoyed by the forty
guests after the program was con.
Refreshments were served
in the dining room which was pref.
tily decorated in nasturtiums and
The beautiful country residence.
Sunny Slope, was the scene OF many
delighted visitors, yesterday when
ITS high ~prbestess, Mrs. A. P. John.
and daughter, Miss velma, gave
an At Ho1s9 to their large circle Of
friends, The weather, though unfav. :
orable in the early part of the day, :,
grew smiling as 9 O'Clock drew near, ,
and between the hours Of 8 and G. :
one hundred and fifty visitors had en-. !
joyed a call with the two hostesses. :
As the guests appeared they were for. :
lifted with punch served in the hall l
by Misses Ruth Lewis and Marie :
Rose. Mrs. Truck and Miss AbbIe 5
Llewellyn received with Mrs. and a
Miss Johnson. 9
The two parlors and dining room |
we're handsomely decorated with fern i
blossoms. In the north parlor .
pink asters and ferns made an arts. 6
lie background. Our National flow. |
n, the golden rod, held sway i'm the O
south parlor while the dining room +
ooked gorgeous In scarlet and green. a
IN elaborate arrangement of red I
.5eraniunIs and ferns on a silver plat. 0
CT decorated the table. AAases Lucy o
Lena johnson and Leila WI. 4