Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-16

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Oh opening each, made many ex-
clamotory remarks felicitating her
self upon having SO many kind
friends. The remainder Of the af-
ternoon's program consisted Of much
conversation and refreshments. The
hostess was assisted by her mother,
Miss Sallie Lakenan and Miss Ria
Hall.
Miss Martha and Frances Mason
most delightfully."- entertained Thurs
day evening with a reception given
In honor Of the house party of
friends now with them. The num-
Der includes Misses Farley, Sturgie,
Brown, Ellison and Zeitz. A hundred
guests were present during the even
ing. Miss Llewellyn received at the
door thence the guests were ushered
into the east parlor to meet the
Misses Mason and friends. A pleas
ant conversational evening a
spent. The dining room vas dain-
tily decorated in white and green.
smllax and carnations being the flow
ers used. The color tint Of the
refreshments harmonlzed with the
scheme of decorations. Misses Alic-
la Mason, Alta and Ruby Richie, Mel
lie Hill and Mary BucknUr served i'm
the dining room. The punch bowl
was gracefully presided over by Miss
es Laura Robertson and Alice Nor
ris.
Mrs. b. F. Robertson was, as al
ways, the very charming hostess at
a Tea, Tuesday afternoon, at her
home on Woodlawn in honor Of Mrs.
Oliver Garrison. The hostess,
handsomely gowned in black, cor
daily received her guests in the
south parlor. There were in the re-
ceiving line two of Mexico's form
er girls, now Mesdames Oliver Garri-
son, of st. Louis, and NJ. o. Biggs,
of Bowling Green; Miss Hossenphlug,
the instructor i'm German and French
at Howard Payne College, who was
the guest of Miss Irma Johnson;
and finally two Of Mexhco's June
brides Misses johnson and Lack
land, both beautifully gowned in
white. Mrs. Robertsou's home was
~profusely decorated in cape jasmine,
bowls Of which were placed at ev.
cry available place. The round ma
hogany dining table was covered with
large and small luny pieces which
gave it a handsome appearance. Mes
DANES Wilson and Sanford, succeed"
ed by Mesdames Coons and Pitcher,
sat at the table and served tea,
sandwiches, ioe, cake and nuts which
were passed to the guests by Miss"
es Mabel and Ida Randall.
Miss Eliza Gibbs was the very de-
lightful hostess this afternoon for
fifty of her friends that they might
meet her guest, Miss Hancock, and
also enjoy the surprise Of an an
%nouncement party of which the hero
and heroine we're Miss Carrie Moore.
one of Mexico's popular girls, and
Mr.. j. S. Carpenter. of Mendon. The
afternoons program began with
games, Somerset being the selection,
A salad course lunch was served at
the small tables after which the din
ing room doors were thrown open
and a charade In two acts was
shown. Act one was Miss Gibbs
lifting a weight at which a voice
cried, Cant you carry more?" The
second represented Miss Hancock
welding saw, hammer and plane.
The onlookers were not long In de-
ciphering Carrie Moore and Car
p%enter" from these representations,
Miss Moore gowned ~becomlngly in
a pink crepe de chine was in evil
dence to receive congratulations. The
, guests were then invited into the
dining room to partake Of coffee and
cheese patties around the handsomel.
decorated table Cluny pieces, flower;
ers and c~andelabra ornamented the
table in an effective style, the whole
! being illuminated by the electrics an
candles.
The wedding of Miss Irma John
e son to the Rev. H. e. Truck was
+ solemnized Wednesday morning Il
n a very beautiful and impressive man
e ner, at the Methodist Church. TIL
Revs. G. NJ. Aker and Chester True
officiated, the Methodist Episcops
es ceremony being used. The alta
was artistically decorated, ferns an
palms, massed, forming a bacl
! ground for many white lilies. Fe'
toons of smiIax and lilies were SUI
- pended from one e~lectroler to al
II other and candehbra filled wit
y lighted candles furnished illuminate
{ The bride, one of Mexico's mos
y charming girls, appeared radiant
a blue b~roadcloth gown with hi
D. and gloves in accord. A large crow
:, witnessed the ceremony. Mr., an
~ Mrs. Truck will return from the
er trip to st. Paul, Niagara and OF
" er points of interests in about tW
weeks and will be at home to the
friends at the Baptist parsonage {
South Jefferson.
Miss Frances Mason and hous
'r party were guests of honor at a d
" lightful dance given last night
Colonial Hall. by the young men
." town.
by
tie Mrs. j. G. Trimble, of Kansas Gil
ST. is the guest of Mrs. W. G. job
to son.