Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-18
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MISS FRANCES GILL.
Phone Az.

Misses Mary and MarAa DearDo
nave been guests of Mrs. u. A. No.
Ing this week.
Miss laura Robertson is home r
a visit In st. Louis.
Mrs. Bradford sappington sntor.
tanned tho Twelve of Us Club 1ast
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. G. q Nade
SON OF Independence, No. ana NJ.
walker OF Kansas City, presided Al
tne dining room table and wepe as-
slSoea N dispensing the refreshments
~ Mines. Frank Jesse and Iemes
Jesse. Other extra guests wers MsS,
danes shoerers OF Oklahoma. sf.
versaH Gallaher. Bartels, Misses Ma
Jackson and Mary Buckley.
Cards Announcing.
Marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ra,d
Ferris. of ST. Louis. and Mr., lanes
stephen Summers of Kansas c,tv
winch took place on last Saturday
were received by friends here this
week. Miss Ferris viii DO remember
ed as having taught in the English
Department of our High School some
nree years ago. During her short
rf.r~ -
suay nero Miss Ferris made many
warm friends.
Mrs. G. F. Clark gave an informal
tea Wednesday morning. In honor Of
Mrs. Landon Rodes, Misses Mary
Rodes and Irma Wilson of Bcz,laar
Colo Mrs, Clark, Mrs, Rodes and
Miss Rodes were in the receiving
line, and friends invited to meet
lotle Miss Wilson were received In
the yard. After tho bea, the guests
OF holor and those who assisted
In entertaining remained for luncheon
with Mrs. Clark.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w r
Rodes entertained a number of
young people for Miss Mary Rodes.
Those in the receiving line and as
siSting were Misses Pansy Bayless.
OF Columbia Mary Martha Bishop,
OF Texas, Helen Oldham Of Nebraska,
Mildred Johnson and Marie Rose.
Miss Mildred Johnson entertained
friends on Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Mary Marth
Bishop OF Texas. In the receiving
line with Misses Johnson and Bishop
were Misses Mary Rodes and Pansy
Bayless The decorations In the
dining room, where the delightful buf
fet lunch was served, were daisies
and elderberrfes. Others who as
sisted in entertaining were Misses
Livingston, Velma johnson,
Hill and Mrs Norton Nelson.
. number Of young men were invited
for Wednesday evening.
About sixty guests Witnessed the
pretty wedding Of Miss Nettle Lang
enbach and Mn. John Gamble on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Baker, a cousin
Of the bride, sang several beautiful
selections, after which the wedding
march was played by Miss Melnotte
Sannebeck. The attendants were
Miss Mkbel Baker and Mr.. Ernest
The bride wore a becoming
gown of sllle wolfe and lace and
carried a shower bouquet of Brides
roses Miss Bakers gown was OF vel
low chiffon over yellow satin. She
yellow roses. The decora-
ions throughout the house, excepting
he dining roon1 were palms and
Tho attractive color scheme
pink and white was used in the
room. Many handsome and
beautiful gifts were received. Nh.
md Mrs. Gamble will make a short
visit here, after which they will
make their home in Kansas City.
One OF the most delightful events
of the season a the dance at the
Montezuma Club, Friday evening, Civ
on by Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Graham in
honor of their niece, Miss Helen Old
ham, Nebraska, and Miss Mary Mar
tina Bishop of Texas, who is the
guest of Miss Mildred Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Graham were assisted by
heir daughter. Mrs. Mary Graham, al
SO Mr. and Mrs. Elon Dearing, Mr. and
Mrs. Lauriston Hannah and Miss
Mildred Johnson. Grand march was
led by Mr.. E4 d.. Graham and Miss
Oldham who wore charming gown of
white lace over pink silk. Miss BIS
hop was very attractive in an exquis-
lite gown of pink chiffon. Other guest
Of honor were Misses Nellie Hill Of
Texas and Mary Rodes of Colora-
do. Refreshing punch was served
throughout the evening by little Miss
es Amelia Graham and Helen Crab