Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-05-29

es Ligia Bolts, Ruth Durkee and
Gladys vanNess.
The Rev. w. D. Pulls and famiI-
OF Centralia are in Mexico the guest
Of s. A. Pulls and family.
Mrs. Jesse Coll spent several day
Of this week in Bachelor.
Mrs. McCabe Howe and daughter
Of Kansas City arrived this week
for an extended visit with the fam
lily of A. c. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira s. Mllligan speni
several days nf this week in st
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.. Culbertson.
Mr. and Mrs L o Culbertson and
Miss Della Liter Of Montgomery City
spent Sunday with Mrs. s. ]. Ter
lnn.
Mrs. W. C. Wallace accompanied
her daughter, Miss Ethel, to Frank
lin, N. c., where she will make a
visit of several weeks.
L. R. Phillips and family of Rich
mond, Va, are here, guests of R. L.
Phillips.
Ernest Blattner Of East st. Louis,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
E Blattner this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Ross of Washing
ton, D. c. arrived this week for a
short visit with w. s. Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Spencer Of
Rush Hill we're here this week to
see their daughter. Miss Lola, gradu-
ate from Mcmillan High.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Burhop is enjoying a
visit from her brother. Rev. Sam
Pollard OF Lancaster, Tex.
Mrs. ]. ]. Brown OF Fulton visited
in Mexico this week.
Mexico music lovers enjoyed a
treat Monday evening when Mrs Ad'
ANS vocal class gave a recital. The
Seniors are Misses Ligla Bolts, We
ra Hill, Arlowein Mitchell, Willie
Mabel Anderson and Alva Fensky
Miss Blanche Stake arrived In Mex
leo on Wednesday 10 attend con
meneement exercises at Hardin.
Mrs. David Moss left Friday for
her home in Seattle, wash, after a
pleasant visit with relatives in Mex
leo.
Mrs. G. S. Ellis visited in Slater
this week and attended the gradual
Ing exercises OF the High Schools.
Mr.. and Mrs, 7. J Kelso spent Sun
day in Auxvasse with j. A. Boyes
and family.
Mrs. Ned Rodes is in San Antonio,
Texas, visiting her parents.
In a personal letter of Mrs. Geo. A.
Ross of washington, d. c., formerly
Of this city describing a recent White
House reception she says: May 20
was the day for the reception at the
White House and Prof. Ross and
Mrs Menefee both insisted on my go
ing and it was beautiful in every
way. President and Mrs. Wilson met
the guests standing in the East room
and after meeting them we were left
to wander about the House and
grounds to our hearts content. The
Blue Room the Red Room, the Green
Room and the State Dining room and
the halls we're beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and palms and ferns
The U. s. Marine Band played all the
afternoon. In the State Dining Room
was a large table decorated with
beautiful bouquets of pink carnations
and m~alden.hair ferns and they serv'
ed several kinds of sandwiches, cake
and fruit punch. The Wilson girls
mingled with the crowd and introduc'
cd themselves to the girls and talked
with all. A more enjoyable cordia
reception could not have been giver
and there was none of the formally
of the previous administrations, One
would never have thought TO see the
daughters OF the President mingl'
with the crowd and introducing them
selves that they were the daughters
of The President Of the United States
While tho girls are not pretty, they
are attractive, intelligent lookini
girls and ready to be pleasant to
all. not a bit snobbish or overbear-
ing. Mrs. Wilson is a very pretty
woman and very young looking, bu'
the President looks SC tired and care
worn and delicate my prediction II
that he will have a nervous break
down If he does not get some res ne
has had such a strenuous um'
since he anne to the White House
and as long as the Tariff, the Japan
csc question and the appointments
are not settled he a not get muci
rest either of mind or body. Every
one is so pleased with the aftalr
It was SO different from the forma
set affairs of the other administra-
lions.