Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-15
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BY Miss Esther Houston Phone o.
Mr.. George Pearson is home for
the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Dr. Lonnegan, Of Denyer, Col.
Dorado. Is tho guest Of her moth.
er. Mrs. crigler.
Mrs. ". T. Aydhte and Ml.s
Mamsa Aydlotte, OF Troy. were ,ba
guests Of Mrs. Frank Buckley tbiE
weed.
Those from q distance who attend.
cd the snoddy LleweHyn wedding
were Nn. Gary snoddy and daurb.
ter, Miss Lytbe snoddy, Of Owens.
boro, Kentucky Mi. and Mrs. f. L.
Babcock, Of MOberly; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Bassetk. Paris; Or. Andrew
Bass and wife. Columbia; Mr.. Ern.
est Beckelheimer, Salisbury; MIR
D.. P. Bartly, Fulton; Misses velma
johnson and Leila wlnans, colum.
bta.
Ten members o the Wednesday
Club met with Mrs. Arnold this
week and increased their knowledge
Of Greek history under the leader.
ship OF Mrs. w. w. Bolts. Mus.
Locke gave a talk on "Eleusls," Mrs.
Arnold gave one ON Education" as
praetaced by the Greeks. The SAL
lent points IN the drama "oedlpus
Coioneus' were brought out by Mrs.
Emmons. Mrs. Gregory talked ON
"Thrucadides." The club viii meet
next with Mrs. Emmons.
The first Of Mexico's winter we'd
dings was initiated on Wednesday
10 this week when the very beauti-
full wedding OF Miss Abbie Llewel
lyn and Mr. Robert Cary snoddy, of
owensboro, Kentucky, took place at
the home Of the bride in the pres.
erce OF a large assemblage Of
friends. Masses of Southern smilax
and ferns and yellow ~chrysanthe.
NUNS, arranged artistically about
the rooms, formed the floral decor
ations. At $3.50 Mrs. Charles Bro
naugh charmingly sang because"
a number most appropriate to the
occasion. Miss Alta Richie rem
dered Lohengrinis March, to the
strains of which the wedding par
~ appeared down the white carpeted
stairway. Two ribbon bearers, Mas
ters Earl Moore and Richard Park
er. Tn white cloth suits appeared
first at the foot OF the stairway and
crossing the double parlors, took
their positions on either side of
the groom, his attendant, Mr.. H. F.
Cellar, and the officiating minis
ter. Or. A. A. Wallace, who were
there awaiting the bride. Messrs.
Fred and Merritt Lewellyn, broth
ers Of the bride, followed. They
were succeeded by Misses Edith
Ethersdge and Lytie snoddy, both
OF whom wore white gowns made
low neck and short sleeves. the vel
low girdle at the waiBt and the yell
low chryaanthemums which they
carried, giving the needed touch of
color 70 their costumes. The brides
maid. Miss Lutte Vaughn, came
next. She wore yellow crepe de
chine, cut decolette, and CARRIED vel.
low chrysanthemums. The bride,
looking her usual charming self,
came I'M leandng on the arm of her
father. She was gowned in white,
made en- train and high neck, her
white veil failing TO the hem Of her
gown and confined TO the coiffuro
by small white roses. She carried
a white ~prayer-book in her hand.
DR.. Wallace used the E~piscopalian
marriage service in promOuncing the
ceremony. A reception following
the marriage. The two course lunch
was served in the dining room where
the bridal color tones, yellow and
white, were carried out in the table
decorations. Misses Edith Gary,
Beth Durkee, Ruby Ritchie, Frances
and Martha Mason, Elizabeth Gill
and Maud Wallace assisted in max
ing things pleasant in the dining
room while colored walters served
refreshments.
Miss Edith Crosby leaves the
first Of next year for Cincinnati, to
attend the school of Music" where
she viii perfect her students In
violin.
hrs. James Carpenter, Of Roth
willie, is the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Belle Moore.
!. Miss Mary Clay. Of Lexington, KY
! is the guest of Colonel and Mrs
Green Clay.
The d. A. r. held It's Social
/, meeting Monday afternoon with MISS
: Mabel Randall. The affair was by
way Of celebrating the Boston Tea
Party. The annual party Of TINS
chapter was arranged for February
when the state officers and neigh
boring regents will be invited u
: attend. Mrs. Ralph Luckie read
. eood paper on Boston Tea Party
I rho following names were accepNe'
among the club membership; MES
danes Dobyns, Craddock and a
: thorne and Miss Laura Robertson
= "a second book shower for the pen
eft Of the library will shortly D.
: giyen at the home of Mrs H. NJ
White under the auspices Of the i
Ma. r. Chapter
The Premier Chautauqua me
this week with Mrs. ]. @. Moore WIZ
vas leader on Dickens and lh~oh
.ry.p Refreshments were serve
and the next meeting viii be hel
with Miss McPheeters. The lesso'
"a, i. 10 ragr,lar one IN addltlo