Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
Snrtptu
By Miss Esther Houston Phone 81


BY Miss Esther Houston Phone 81
The board of management of the
d. A. K. meets Monday at the Resi-
Room at n thirty.
Miss Laura Robertson returned
this week from a winters stay in
New York City, where she attended
the noted school of Music,
Miss Susie Houston is home from
Marshall where she taught music dur
ing the past winter.
Miss Lillian Morris has returned
from Montana where she taught dur
Ing the past school term,
Mr.. Harry Stocks is home from La
Junta, Colorado. where he had a
position in the high school during the
winter.
Miss Reta Richardson, of Medora,
H., is visiting her cousin, Miss Mel
notte Sannebeck.
Mrs. w. Ii. Stephens after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Meinhardt Same
beck, has returned to her home in
Clinton, Mo.
Miss Maude Wallace leaves next
week for Muskogee to visit relativ-
es for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snoddy leave
next week for a visit with relatives
in Louisville, Kentucky.
Mrs. Fannie Barre and son, William
departed Saturday for an extended
visit with relatives and friends at diff
ferent points in the East. There frs
visit will be at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Skull Lick Ford was the scene OF
a gay day, Tuesday when Mrs. c. ID,
Glendy, Chaperoned a party of ten
boys and girls there for the purpose
of spending a nice long day in the
country" The picniekers were Miss
es Margaret Cave, Frances Johnson,
Nan Cauthorne, Lillian Woolery and
Miriam Glandon; Messrs. Frank Por-
ask, Frank Cauthorn, sgd Houston,
Jim Tom Edmonston and Kenneth
Sanford.
Miss Gladys Van Ness was the
charming dinner hostess, Wednesday,
at eight o'clock, the occasion being i
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs, William
Townsend, Bolivar, Missouri and the
Nick-Bragg wedding party. Beauti-
FIJI decorations ornamented the table.
A broad runner of ferns extended
across the table in the center of
which was a plat of spring flowers.
The electric was decorated in ten
drills Cl smilax as were also the name
cards. Pink shaded candles furnish
ed Illumination. The guests were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend; Misses Ruth
aud May Bragg and Eliza Gibbs;
Messrs Harry and Williams Wick,
Shannon Bolts and Harper VanNess
The out of town guests who attend,
ed the Vick-Bragg wedding on Thurs
day, were, Mrs. j.. J.. Wick and Mr..
Williams Wick, Louisville, Kentucky;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Bragg. Miss
Camille Bragg, Mr.. Fritsch Bragg, DR..
and Mrs. W. d. Bonfils, Troy; Mrs.
Lawson Lowery and Miss Mildred
Spaulding, Columbia; Mrs. ], H. Al
len and Mr.. Guy Allen, Shelblna;
Mrs. Ann Stark, Louisiana; Mrs, Ed
wards, and DR.. and Mrs. NJ. 0. Biggs,
Bowling Green; Miss Helen Parker,
st. Louis.
A party of picnickers spent a de-
lightful day, Wednesday, at Barnes
Ford under the chaperonage Of Mr..
Herbert Tucker. The amusements OF
the day consisted of rowing, swing.
ing, falling in the water and a spread
The participants in these pastimes
were Misses Dorothy Blanks, Frances
Johnson, Julia Tucker, Elizabeth Pea
son. Mildred Cook, Mary billiard and
Robert Hook.
Mrs. d. S. Burroughs was the very
pleasing hostess Wednesday, at a
one O'Clock lunch. Six p~alatabl'
courses were served from a table ar
tistically decorated in pink roses and
ferns arranged on a cluny center
Pink tulle-tied and pink shaded can
dies thanked the central floral orna
ment. The guests were Mesdamei
P. E. Coil, r. E. Race, James Car
penter. Oscar Martin, S. j. Buckner
McCabe Howe, Charles Carpenter, J
H. Minor, Charles Lewis, j. G. Lake
nan and Charles Clark.
sThe Good Time club met with Mrs
Gamble, last Tuesday afternoon.
decoration day contest was given
Each guest wrote a telegram usinl
the letters contained in "Decora
ton in consecutive order. Mrs
Charles Squlres came in for a silve.
thimble as a reward Of merit. lcI
cream, strawberries and cake wer'
served.
Mrs. c.. X. Gibbs pleasantly enter
tanned at twelve O'Clock lunch Wed
nesday, Mrs. Wick, Louisville, Ken
lucky, Mrs. Rixey. Mrs. VanNess
Miss Susie Houston; Messrs. Wi
liams and Harry Wick,
The first June Wedding Of the sea
son took place Thursday when Mis-
Ruth Bragg, the beautiful daughte
of DR.. and Mrs. k. II. Brags, wa
married to Mr.. Harry Wick, Louisvill
kentucky. Two hundred guests wer
present in the spacious Bragg HON
to witness the ceremony. Masses c
: asparagus plumosus and smilax
great prolusion decorated the inteI
ior. At eight thirty, Mrs. Willial
, Townsend, Bolivar, Missouri, yer
sincerely sang Without you Love
! after which Professor Guerne playe
/ ~. ,,addi,a ,uarrhl 10 its strain