Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09

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Johnson and family this week.
A Silver Offering Tea was given
at tho home Of Mrs. R. e. Race. on
Monday afternoon. by the ladies' Of
the Episcopal church A good crowd
was In attendance and a commend
able offering made. Vocal solos
were rendered by Mesdames C. r.
Gibbs and /. T. Iurley and Miss Ii
gia Bolts. and the Hardin students
present furnished some pleasing IN
strumental music. Tea and coffee
were served in the dining room. Ms.
II. D. Moore and Miss Etheridge pre-
siding at the table which was prettily
decorated with red carnations, red
candles and ferns. The refresh
ments were passed to the guests by
Misses Dorothy Deane, Eleanor HiIl,
Margaret Cave and Harriet Pas
queth. The hostess was further as
sisted by Mesdames Burroughs, Rob-
ert Hopkins and Deane.
Mrs. s. 7. Buckner pleasantly en-
~tertainsd Tuesday evening in honor
of her son, Aylette Buckner and his
two guests from Westminster, Mes
srs. Frank Allen and Frank Han
cock who we're spending the mid
term vacation here. Eighteen guests
were present and games and music
made the evening delightful. A lunch
concluded the affair.
Mrs. /. M. Richards was che pleas
ant hostess, Thursday. at a noon
day dinner Of which the guests were
loud in praises. Those who enjoy
ed the pleasant day with Mrs. Rich.
ards Mr.. and Mrs. j.. x.
Brown; Mr.. and Mns. Charles Clark;
Misses Hattie Brown and Wilmuth
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Miss Hattie Brown was hostess for
the Tw~elye-of-us Club, Thursday af
ternoon, when the members forming
this club and some guests held a
most pleasant meeting with her.
Games and refreshments were the
order Of the day.
The d. A. R. Chapter held a ses-
sion with Mrs. q. A. bearing on
Monday at which the election Of Of
ficers was made. Mrs. Warden,
Regent; Mrs. Randle, Vice Regent;
Miss Houston, Secretary; Miss Me-
P~neeters, Treasurer; Mrs. Bast, His
torian; Miss Frances Gill, Registrar;
Mrs. Luckie, Director. The de gates
to the National Convention select
ed were; Mesdames johnson
and Warden. The delegate to the
State Convention was Mrs. Guthrie.
Two new names for membership
presented, Mesdames Charles
Buckner and Frank Kelso. One
new member, Mrs. John Gregory,
was resent at the needing TOR the
first time.
The F. A. e. Club enjcyed IN af-
ternoon. Monday, with Mrs. w. W.
Fry Mrs. r.. M. White won a
fancy "darners at the games which
provided for the afternoons amuse-
ment A most palatable lunch con
Guided the pleasant meeting at five
The Gladstone %Chautauqua Club
held its meeting this week with Mrs.
I. NJ. JONES' The hostess ted the
lesson on Dickens" Mrs. Roy read
4 paper on THE Boyhood Of Dick.
ans,s and MIRA. Luol,o COVE a reading
from Pick Wick Papers" The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. ].
Orear.
sixteen members OF the Wednes-
lay Club met this week with Miss
Esther Houston and under her lead
ership recited the lesson. The fol.
talks we're then listened to-.
The Sophists'' were discussed by
Mrs. B. F. Robertson and "Medea'
was given by Mrs. Emmons. Mrs.
Gregory read a paper on "The Trit-
The Club meets next with
Mrs. Mcmillan.
The Stoddard Society of the Pres
Dyterian Church Neld an all-day
meeting Thursday IN the Church
p%ariors. Teveral new members were
added to the list of members.
The Premier Chautauqua Club met
n week with Miss McPheeters and
lesson on Dickens was led by
Mrs. L. R. Ferris. The Club NEE
1ext with Mrs. Ferris.