Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-04-20
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BY Miss Esther Houston Phone 9
Miss Nell Mcouitty is the guest o
Miss Lei winans.
Mrs. william Stewart is home afte
an extended visit with relatives il
Texas and Arkansas.
Mrs. DObyns was in st. Louis
this week and spent a few days Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Dea Carr Smith has returned
from a trip to Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Frank stoltz and son left
to-day for tennessee TO visit rela
tlves.
Mrs. G. B. Macfarlane Of Column
b'a is IN Washington City. attending
the annual convention Of the Dapgh-
ters of the American Revolution.
While in the East. Mrs. MacfarIane
viii also attend the convention of
1.-THE Daughters of the War Of 1912 at
Atlantic City, N. J..
The Premier Chautaaqua met with
Miss Norris this week. The Psychol-
oyg lesson was led by Mrs. Harrf-
son and Miss MCGEE was leader on
Lincoln Cathedral. The lesson for
next week win be the remaining
chapters in Psychology and the la
Dor Problem" Mrs. Mary Graham
Will be hostess at next meeting.
The Gladstone Chautauqua met this
week with Mrs. M. l.. Jones who
led the lesson. The meeting next
week will be held with Mrs. Will
liams when the lesson will be the.
remaining chapters Of the Chautau-
qua. Election Of officers will bel
held.
Mrs. Joseph Wilkins was the
very pleasant hostess Monday after
noon for the F. A. e. Club, The
guests other than the members
were Mesdames Yancey. Hamilton,
Sanford and Hanna. A delightful
afternoon Of games, conversation
and refreshments was enjoyed.
Mrs. Dea Carr Smith, head of the
Art Department Of Hardin College.
will not return here next fall, but
open a private studio in Oklahoma
City, Ok, Sept. L. The news off
her intended departure win bring
regret to a large number of friends
here. Mrs. Smith is an artist OF
unusual attachments and ability and
will be greatly missed from the fac
ulty of Hardin The Ledger joins
her friends in wishing her success
In her new home.
Miss Lucille Minor celebrated her
s'T+eenth birthday with a most pleas
ant party consisting of sixteen girl
friends. Dominoes were played and
ISIS Dorothy Worrell won the prize
a basket Of eggs. Ice cream and
cake were served from the dining Ia
BILE which wore decorations of white
and yellow daffodils, baskets Of eggs
ducks and other things pertaining to
Easter.
Mrs. WIN Wilkins gave a most de-
llghtful reception Wednesday after
noon, for her sister, Mrs. Ralph Ham-
IIton, Of Lind, Washington. The
hostess was favored by the weather
and the sunshine made it possible
for a large number of guests to at
tend the pleasant affair. Mrs. A.
S. Houston was at the door and di'
rected the callers to the receiving
line which included Mesdames Yam
eey, Wilkins, Hamilton, Ayscue, Shul-
~lenberger and Miss Ruth Bragg.
These ladies kept up an uninterrupt-
ed conversation during the entire
afternoon with their many friends.s
Trailing sprays of blossoming nastur-
tiums decorated the reception hall.
Ice cream and cake in white and
yellow were served at the dining ia.
BILE by Mesdames L. B. Hawthorne,
Walker Pollock, James Jesse and
Miss Houston. A large plat OF vel
low jonquils and leaves occupied the
table center and thanking this
handsome floral piece were yellow
shaded candles. Misses Leila WI
mans, Glandon, Frances Guthrie,
Edith Gary and Fanny Guthrie assist
ed in the dining room. Mrs, CLAIR
enc Barnes sat at the coffee table
in the east parlor and was assisted
in serving by Mesdames snoddy. Ham
ma. j A. Guthrie and Miss Kota
Luckie.
An unusually delightful party was
given, Monday evening, at Colonial
Hall, by the Beta Sigma omicron
sorority to o number of their
friends. Representatives from all the
sororities of town were present. The
hostesses of the affair were Misses
Leila Winans, Ethel Brown, Martha
Tinsley, Frances Guthrie, Marie
Rose, Mary Buckner and Nellie Hill.
The c%haperones were Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton Nelson, Mexico, and Mr., and
Mrs. Sam Boles, Auxvasse. The hall
had been transformed into a verita-
JananasA garden nv means of parI