Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-23

sidered as belonging to Miss Lawson,
Of Hardin College. As conclusion TO
this pleasant evening, a two course
lunch was served In the dining
room, where pink and red. the soror-
ity colors, showed in the table dec
orations.
The Eta Beta Pi Club had for hos
tess Monday evening, Miss Dorothy
Blanks. A '~'guesser'' consisting Of
the greatest number of words ending
an "ty' was played with much inter
est. Julia Tucker won the prize, a
picture. Refreshr1Fr's were served
at nine o'clock.
1 Mrs. Tom Kunkel, of w. Monroe
street, gave a dozen of her friends a
pleasant time last Saturday after
~ternoon. A matinee party at the
orpheum followed by refreshments
at Baekner's Tea Room was the
agreeable program for the occasion.
Mrs. C. f. Clark entertained in her
delightfully."- inimitable manner, last
Saturday at l O'Clock luncheon four
teen ladies' in honor of Mrs. R. L..
Robinson, including Mesdames Ned
Rodes, l.. b. Hawthorne, Lee Grad.
dock, Kota Luckie, E. B. Talbot, l..
NJ. Jones, Frank Sanford, Van Ness.
Hby ,Chas. Clark, Chas. Bledsoe and
James Jesse.
Mrs. Clay Mcclure was the very
delightful hostess Monday for forty
friends whom she entertained with
games. The time between two and
four thirty was agreeably spent at
that pastfme. Mrs. Ovens Adams an
Mrs. C. C. Madison won the prizes
which were respectively a cut glass
napy and pink carnations. The host
ess most accommodatingly served the
very palatable lunch at four thirty
that the guests might attend the Tea
at Hardin College.
Miss Martha Tinsley is in Centralia
attending a house party given by
Miss Ethel Brown.
Mrs, B. F. Shaw is visiting her
parents, Colonel Fonville, and wife.
Miss Sarah Greenleaf Frost left on
Saturday for Iowa where she will Civ
2 course Of lectures.
Miss Wales, of jefferson City, is in
the city the guest of Mrs. Llewellyn.
Miss Wales attended the opening Of
our Library yesterday.
Mrs. George Williams and Mrs. Mat.
tie Brown, of Fulton. are guests of
Mrs. ]. X. Brown.
Miss Hattie Edmonds pleasantly en-
tertained thirty OF her friends Thurs
day with a theatre party at the
Grand.
A pretty home wedding was sol
emnized Wednesday, Mar. Is, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Pease,
when their eldest daughter, Leta
Lorena, became the bride of George
Augustus Settle. AT $3.50 p. M, the
bridge and bridegroom entered the
east parlor to the strains of Mem
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