Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-09

Rose, with the dizziness of French
Mattresses, served luncheon which
carried out the sorority colors. The
Gammas held their luncheon com
plimentary to their thirteen pledges
In the back parlor, which "a decora,
ed In yellow and green the Gamma
colors. The Phi Mu luncheon was
held in the girls parlor, Ten pledges
were proudly wearing the pink and
white which was the keynote of
the decorations. Twenty-Five girls
enjoyed the six-course luncheon.
The annual. Halloween party, the
holiness of which fingers long in the
memory OF the Hardin girl, was held
Saturday evening. Prior to the party
everybody visited the pike which
was owned and controlled by the
Seniors who displayed wonders the
equals Of which have never yet been
seen. The grand march showed
the assembly to be truly American.
Fair wearers of gowns that Worth
would have envied (perhaps) and
their manly escorts in correct even
ing attire were followed by rosy
checked girls in checked aprons
whose companions were fresh from
the rural districts, Irishmen We're
there in work-a-day garb, cowboys
too, Gypsies and even chubby in
fants who apparently danced be-
fore they walked. But merrily the
party went on until like Cinderella,
all had to hasten away at the sound
of the bell,
Mrs, NJ. r, Wise entertained at
dinner Monday Mrs. Tina Dobyns
and Mrs. Sallie Hisey.
Mrs. Conway of Kentucky arrived
to-day to be the guest of Mrs.
Tina Dobyns at Hardin College. Mrs.
Conway on a previous visit made
many friends in town who r happy
to again see her.
The Hardin faculty were guests OF
President and Mrs. Million Tues
day evening. The game of converse
ton was INDUCED in and needless to
say, many, many clever witticisms
was the result. Delicious refresh
ments closed the evening.
The Chautauqua Circle met with
Mrs. Durkee this week with Mrs,
Mary Graham leader. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. H. 1. Tur-
ley.
Mrs. A. Coin, of Fort Worth who
has been the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Sllverstein, fol
some months, departed to-day fol
her home.
Mrs. H. e. Truck of st. Louis is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. ROD
ert johnson.
A new club, which Is at present
nameless, recently organized, me-
with Miss Nina Pearson Saturday
The members are Mrs. W. Il. west,
Mrs II, u. Race, Mrs. George Lee,
Mrs. Will Lee, Mrs. Badaracot, Mrs
Kunkel, Mrs. Morris, Mrs, Johr
Kemp, Mrs. R. w. Berrey, Mrs Bar
tells, Miss Pearson. The Clut
will hold twice a month meetings.
Miss Lutte Vaughn was in ST
Louis this week.
Mrs H. B. Brett was the hostes
for the +. A. e. club Tuesday after
noon. Misses Lulu See of Columbi
and Claybrook of Callao we're the gu
of.town guests. At the close o
the afternoon the member hoionAl
the highest score received a beautl
full serving tray. which she ~presente'
to Miss Lulu See. The guest prize
handsome yellow and brown chrysan
tbemums fell to Mrs. Fred Plleher
the lot of Mrs. Fred Pitcher, Will
Mrs. Leila Mitchell was console.
with a pumpkin filled with ches'
nuts,
Mrs. w. G. Burks OF Wooula"
place had her club with her satui
day afternoon, The time pass,
quickly with spirited games. the su'
sttutes were Mrs, w. w. Bolts, MRS
Dan C%authorn, Mrs. Rozelle' MT
VIII wilkins, Miss Maud
Cauthorn. The next meeting VIII D
with Mrs. II. E. c. Tucker,