Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-05-26
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Quet win be held at Hardin, May So
Dr.. Lutz and Mr.. Xenophen Whitley,
Of st. Louis, and Mrs. Lily Herald
Frost. Of vandaha, win be the speak
ers on the occasion. A large at
tendance is expected this year and
elaborate Preparations for the occa-
sion are going forward.
Mr.. +. W. Pitcher has been asked
10 make an address before the Amer
lean Retail jewelers. Association
which meets in Detroit In July. Mr..
Pitcher is thoroughly competent as a
up<o-date ieweier to cove the sub
iect assigned him.
Mss Martha sullingsr is attend
ing the Southern Baptist Convention
n Baltimore this week. She wall
be home next week.
Miss WERNER Nichols left to-day for
her home In Auxyasse..
Mrs. Wright and daughters, Misses
Mamie and Minnie, most pleasantly
entertained Tuesday at an elegant 6
O'Clock dinner. a delightful conver-
s~atIonal evening succeeded the din
ner. The guests We're Mesdames Nc
MILAN and Mitchell; Misses Cali
he Morris. Vertner Nichols, Mary. Els
th@ and Tine Houston.
MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Bedford, of ON
Ia. are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. r. V. Montague. Mr.. Bedford is
the representative from Omaha at
the national conference of charities
and corrections, which has been hold
ing this week at st. Louis. Mr.. R.
NJ. White is the delegate from Mex
leo. Miss Jane Adams, Of Chicago,
gave an address during the session.
Mesdames P. E. and e. R.
Locke were the, as always, most
charming hostesses Friday at a large
porch party. The large south and
east porch at the Locke residence wa
made most inviting by a assemblage
Of rugs, and chairs, and was, from
3 to 6, filled with a varied group
numbering sixty ladies' who talked
and were served punch and then
mUre conservation followed by ice
cream and cake, and then more con-
~versatiOn followed by lingering
adieux.
Mrs. c. C. Madison, of independence
IS the guest Of her parents, MT. and
Mrs. p. z. Locke.
Mrs. G. w. Robertson and daughter.
Miss Ruth, started to-day for Ithaca,
N.Y. TO attend commencement at Co
nell University where George Will
Robertson is a graduate.
Miss May Elzea, Of Macon, is the
guest Of Mrs. Charles C~laybrook.
Miss Mary Lee Burks was the pleas
ant hostess Monday for the X. v. 2.
Club. A number of progressive
games enllvened the afternoon and
a lunch made all happy.
Miss Glandon and her Columbia
friends spent a portion of their de.
lightml stay at Mrs. Pollock's In
a kodak excursion when many effect
i've likenesses were secured. Horse
back riding formed another of the
pleasing items furnished for their
amusement Sunday evening tea
was taken at Mrs. j. A. Glandon's
which occasion was made agreeable
by a succession OF callers, music
and conversation. A masculine con-
tingent accompanied the party to the
train and babe goodbye with a hope
for their speedy return to Mexico.
Mrs, Robert Randall and daugh.
ters, Misses Mabel and Ida, were
hostesses at a very elegant reception
on Thursday afternoon. In addition
to the hostesses, Misses Alma and
Mary Rowe graced the receiving line.
All were beautifully gowned in warm
weather effects of green and white.
Mrs. Theodore Williams, in a May
day dress of green, welcomed the
guests at the door. Miss Rilla Rick.
etts in white and Miss Marie Rose
I'm green presided over the punch-bowl
from which mint punch was served
throughout the afternoon. Mes
DANES II. e. G. Tucker and l. Silver
stein acted as entertainers and were
assisted by Mesdames D. F. Robert.
son and w. H. Coons. The guests
were shown into the dining room
by Mesdames w. w. Bolts and Chas.
Carpenter. The dining table was a
thing of beauty representing as II
did a May-day party. A green and
white pole placed i'm the center of the
table OF a bank of greenery was sur.
rounded by a number of miniature
dancers in frocks of green and white
tulle, each attached to the pole by
a ribbon streamer. Green and white
May-baskets dotted the table at in.
~tervals. Miss Willie Lewis In white
with Miss Ruby Richie in yellow and
Miss Alta Richie in pink, served
green and white ice cream, cake
and mints.
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Miss Frances Glandon and the
party Of friends who came with
her froom Columbia last Saturday,
were in receipt OF much delightful en-
PERTAINING at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pollock. A porch party was