Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-15
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By Mlss Esther Houston Phone 81

Miss Maud Jones. Jonesburg, II
It the guets of Mrs. F. P. Van Ness.
e Mrs. Laura HoughIand and mother
q Mrs. Price left this week for CaIifor
mia. where they will spend the sum
mer.
= Misses Mary Eller and Frances Ca
, ter are home from Washington,
where they have been teaching dur.
: ing the past winter.
Mrs. Conlon and daughter, Miss
Sara. Hannibal. are guests Of Mrs. L.
H. Hanna.
Mrs. F. p. Van Ness and Pauline
leave next week for a visit with
friends in Jonesburg.
, Miss Mamie Strobe, New London,
who has been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
R. c. Strobe. has returned home.
Miss Ruth Robertson vent to Full
ton Wednesday to attend various fra
ternity festivities,
Miss Ida Rosamond leaves next
week for a trip to Europe. She
goes with a Fulton party.
Mrs. Il. d. Graham gave a, very
delightful six o'clock dinner satur.
day for her guests. Misses Green
wood and Brokaw, st. Louis. The
guests other than those mentioned
who enjoyed the evening were Mes
danes NJ. L. Jones, A. X. Yancey,
F. P. Van Ness. NJ. II. Wise and
Mary Graham.
Mrs. M. r. Wise pleasantly enter
tanned Mrs. E. d. Graham and her
guests, Misses Greenwood and Bro
kaw, at supper at the Ringo last Sun
day.
Mrs. R. c. STROBE and daughter,
Rebecca, have gone to New London
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. A. X. Yancey and Mrs.
Ralph Hamilton left Wednesday for
Liberty where they will visit friends
previous to returning to Mrs. Hamil-
toms home in Washington.
Mrs. w. c. Johnson and son, Will
liam Walker. left Wednesday, for
their home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Warren Harper and son, Tai
bot, have returned from a visit with
Mrs. Harper's daughter, Mrs. Brown,
in Muskogee, Okla.
Mrs. NJ. r. Wise pleasantly enter
tanned at dinner at the Ringo Tues
day, Mrs. Dan Dudley and guests,
Mrs. James Wise, Mrs, Hammett and
daughter.
Mesdames NJ. X. Wise and Dan
Dudley will give a reception at the
Ringo on the sixteenth OF June.
Miss Emma Cauthorn took her
Juniors" out for a nice long day in
the country last Tuesday. Thirty
seven boys and girls thoroughly en-
joyed the trolley ride, the woods, the
wading in the unlimited ice cream
cones which their hostess put at
their disposal.
Mrs. p. E. Coils Reception.
Mrs. p. e. Coil was the very pleas
ing hostess at a most elaborate and
delightful reception which she gave
Wednesday afternoon at her hand
some home on South Clark Avenue.
Mrs. l.. H. Hanna met the large num-
Der of callers who thronged the Coil
mansion from three to six, and di-
rected them to the punch bowl which
was stationed in the deep embrasure
of the veranda and whose iced con
tents were dispensed by Misses Ell
berta Sproul, Myrtle Moore, Ruth
Averitt, Leila Winans and Ida Ran
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taken in charge by Mesdames Roden,
minor por,,or canonor "a g
pnolror and ar;dod into ~ haanti.
f., oaet nar,or wboro stood tho 70.
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bor rotbar Mrs johnston Mrs D
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son caroovio. Me- charlos ciorL
and ,tis, 1noz CoiI os porrv oil %
,yhon, 80 aounoa IN mite uroorio
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ND pleasing to the eye. n room
YVES rendered delightfully."- cool by
electric fans and the aesthetic was
hot house roses Mesdames ! A.
Guthrie. 8. d. Burroughs. w. e.
IVES, and Charles CARPENTER directed
10 th" uinins rom "nele ou
WATERS serVeu 'ne iceu reiIesnnen'
mic Lewis, Mabel Randle, Victoria
Brooks and Hattie Brown. The re-
rcshments we're partaken of to the
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