Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-03-16

SIX O'Clock dinner. Thursday, with
Mr.. Joha Cave as guest Ct honor
The table decorations were in ST
Patrick fashion. touches Of green
showing in each course. The name
cards were shamrocks and souvenirs
of green flags ornameRted with goi'
den harps were presented. Those
who enjoyed this delightful affair
were Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Worrell.
Mesdames E. R. Locke and T. A.
nirelkeld; Misses Elizabeth Price
and Katie Ferris; Messrs, Jno. Cave
and Frank Harrison.
The Good Tunes Club met with
Mrs, Bert SQuires Tuesday afternoon.
The program consisted of sewing
and a guessing game. AT the guess
ing which was in the nature Of a
hidden menu, Mrs. Paul st. Yrain,
received the prize, pretty mustard
jar. Refreshments concluded the
pleasant time.
Mrs. Rolla McIntire, in her usual
pleasing manner, entertained the
Somerset Club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. B. White and W. G. Burks as
extra guests added to the pleasure Of
the occasion. A lunch at five o.
clock concluded the affair.
The Young Married Women's Club
was entertained by Mrs. Earl
Brown in a pleasant manner Friday
afternoon. Mesdames Spear and Shoy
erby of Montgomery City were guests
o. the Club. As usual. conversation
relative to housekeeping and the
proper rearing of children supplied
the program which was completed by
a lunch.
Misses Fay Snidow and Helen Nc.
lntyre delightfully."- entertained the
Seniors Monday evening at the home
of the former. The first game of the
evening was n on German musical
instruments, at which Mrs. Finley
won the prize, a book. Supper was
then announced and each gentleman
chose his partner by means of a
written description Of her. the same
having been provided by the hostess.
Following the lunch which was
served from a table, PRETTY decorat.
ed with carnations, a second game
was played. The one making the
greatest hsf Of words beginning with
pr would be counted victor. Mr..
Wayne knew a long list Of
4pfs" and was fittingly rewarded.
In addition to the Senior Class, the
teachers present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Misses Gin, Bolts, Mason,
and Lieurence.
Misses Frances and Elizabeth Gill
the pleasant dinner hostesses
last Sunday for Mrs. Hughes of Car.
Mrs. Price, Mrs. Earl Carter
and Misses Elizabeth Price and Vic
-oria Brooks.
Mrs. X. L. Robinson was the charm.
-ng guest of honor yesterday after
noon at a Tea given by Miss Kota
.uekie, Mrs. Robinson, was Miss Fan
ME Potts, formerly resided in this
slty. Mrs L. B. Hawthorne met the
at the door and Miss Sallie
lakenan directed them into the
arge reception room where Mrs.
4uckie, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Greeley
and Miss Luekie received. A
lelightful social hour was spent and
hen the guests were invited into
he dining room where Mesdames
sanford and NJ. b. Guthrie served
he salad course lunch from the ia.
The guests were served by I
Mrs. R. B. Finley and Misses Norris
Ind Nellie Hin. Others assisting at !
his very pleasant affair were Mrs.
I. G. Lakenan, Mrs. N. r. Rodes and
hrs. Clarence Barnes. I
The Premier Chautauqua met with &
Mrs. N. r. Rodes this week and re-.
'ited the lesson under the leadership
4 Miss Norris, the subject being !
Dickens as Actor" Miss Frances
3ottts gave a reading from "Martin /