Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
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By Miss Esther Houston 'Phoo. D

anu Alrs. Edgar Lee are spend
ing the holidays here.
As. A. W. schaid win Wait The
family Of J. c. RingO next week. NO
Mas Walker Of Kentucky. e ,ha
guest Of Mrs. W. C. johnson.
MISS Susie Houston IS home from
Marshall to spend Christmas week.
Mrs. Clay Hamilton, Of s. D.. Is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr. Gus Pasqueth Of Detroit ia
spending Christmas here.
Mrs. Susie Buckner LETT yesterday
for Jefferson City to spend Christ.
mas.
Mrs. James Carpenter, Of Roth
yile, Is the guest OF her mother
Mrs. Belle Moore.
Miss Marie Rose will be one Of
q Louise party given by Miss Helen
Wald. Of Louisiana. next week.
Judge and Mrs. W. W. Bolts will
spend part Of the holidays with Van.
dalia friends.
Mrs. George Lee ana niece, Miss
Forman, have gone to Macon to
spend Christmas day.
Prof. Arthur Lee, of Clinton, No,
Is spending Christmas with his
mother dn this city.
Miss Kitty May Settle, of c~entralia,
spent Thursday with Mrs. R. R. Ar
mold, Jr., in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne
and Mary Louise left Friday for Mo-
berry to visit Mrs, Greedy Talbot.
Miss Mamie Davis, Of Weatherford,
Okla, Is the guest of relatives in
this city. al
DR.. and Mrs. Blanks and daughter,
Dorothy, left yesterday for Area
dia. Mo-, to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Arson Wager, of Gregory, s.
D., ts the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sallee.
Miss Martha Garrett left to-day for
Clinton where she will spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Cauthorn will
spend part Of the holidays with Mrs.
~cauthorn's parents in Kansas.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Snoddy ar
rived from ST. Louis yesterday to
spend Christmas here.
Misses Carrie and liberia Sproul
go to st. Louis the first week of the
New Year to attend Grand Opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Graham and
Mn. Mary Graham are spending the
holidays In st. Louis,
Miss Sara Hanna, Of Ashyille, N.
c., will arrive here next week to
spend the holidays with L. II. Han
nah and wifa
Master Frank Houston gave a most
pleasant evening. Monday, to his
friends on Monroe street, the occa-
sion being his eleventh birthday.
Games and refreshments served to
make the time pass a~greeabIy. Some
birthday offerings added pleasure to
the affair.
Miss Alma Williams pleasantly en-
tertained the Somerset Club Mon
day night, fourteen members being
/, present. After the games all gath
!, cred about the dining table which up
held a pretty little Christmas tree
by way Of decoration, and partooB
OF a very palatable chatting dish
lunch. III
Miss Mary Buckner most pleasant
" entertained at a noon day dtnnel
last Sunday at her home in Aux
. vase. The guests went out ON the
: train, spent the daya nd returned u
the evening, having enjoyed a n4c'
Hong day in the country. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Charles Bronaugh.
Misses Fan Mason. Lutte Vaughn
: Mabel Eaton and Ligia Bolts; Messri
Guy Lakeland and Jake and John I
Buckner.
Mrs. Frank Kelso gave a delight
!" full evening Thursday to a dozen o
her friends, Miss Mamie Davis benz
. the guest Of honor. Games afforddnI
N much entertainment were indulge
It in from nine till eleven when tn
hostess invited the guests into he
dining room where a hospitapl
s. spread table was placed at their ple'
N ure. A small Christmas tree, aligh
s. with candles, formed the central a
j. traction, around which were arrange
= two platters of sandwiches, a arg
:, dish of salad, chocolates, ginge'
N hot coffee, and a big bowl of ns
cbous. Idaho apples. Needless !
state that all met the approval {
those present and that the eVennl
ed was voted a thoroughly aereeaoI
*. one.
= Miss Ria Hail., MeNico's bride I
next week, was the guest of hon'
given. Monday afternoon, by MISS
az a large and very pleasant part
10 Beth and Ruth Durkee at their o
"a IN Woodlawn. Mrs. Durkee IN
al the callers at the door and direct'
u them to the receiving party whl'
II consisted of the two hOstesses' MI
Hall, and Mesdames ID. H. Caulhot
ed land Charles Bronaugh, of Bau
Creek, Mich, all of whom we
'ss most beautifully gowned in
dress and formed a handsome arr
Of younth and beauty. Mrs' L.
Hawthorne and Misses Wallace, u
Is. ridge and Mary Buckner pleasantly
he sisted in entertaining the suea
rus Red berried holy and red st'
he formed pretty decorations. In I
or5 dtpdnr red carnations, no
and ferns supplied the floral deco
nsT tions for the table. The reife'