Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-03

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Mesdames C. A. Bast and George
Kemp gave a large tea on Tuesday
afternoon at the latter's home. Those
who received with the hostesses were
Mesdames Latney Barnes Of Texas,
Jtha Cauhape Of New York and Ralph
Hamilton Of Oregon. The house was
decorated throughout with ferns and
roses. Misses Maudc Wallace and
Gertrude Fry served punch. The dining
table looked especially attractive with
its white lace mat and its crystal bas.
kets filed with red roses. smilax was
festooned over the electrics. Misses
Urith Mccall. Isabel Gregory, Gladys
Van Mess, Florence Crosby, Dulcie
and Sarah Culbertson, served in the
dining room. Others who assisted the
hostesses in entertaining were Mes
DANES 0. L. Martin, Geo. and win
Lee, J.. w. Gsalaher, r. M. White,
John Gregory. A. P. Green, James
Jesse, W. c. Wilkins. J.. A. Guthrie
and 7. Fl. Marshall.
Mrs. Ralph Hamilton and young
daughter Of Eugene. Oregon, are here
for an extended visit with Mrs. w.
G. wilkins and family.
Mrs. A. P. johnson was at home
with her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Fry,
10 their numerous friends on Thurs
day afternoon from 2:3O ill six. Miss
Franc johnson greeted the guests at
the door. Those in line with the host
esscs were Mesdames Cottingham and
Cauhape Of Roswell, Barnes Of Texas,
and Miss Margaret Cave, a bride Of
next month. The receiving line was
much commented on for indeed it was
a pretty one. The home vas profuse-
ly decorated in roses and peonies. The
dining room was in white and green.
A pretty basket Of white roses and
greenery rested in the center Of the
table and a huge vase Of lilies
graced the buffet. Mesdames Ivan
Ashworth, James Gallaher, Alex Car
ter and J. ". Wilkins presided at the
table assisted by Misses Leila Win
ans, Julia Cave, and Gladys Van Ness.
Mrs. Charles Claybrook poured coffee,
assisted by Miss Mary Buckner and
Mrs. Claiborne jackson. Others who
helped to make the afternoon a most
enjoyable one were Mesdames o. L
Martin, s. ]. Buckrer, Stanley BIatt-
ner, Charles Harrison and Charles
Carpenter.
Mesdames M Kimbrough, Charles
Carpenter, and w. G.. Burks and
Miss Mary Lee Burks leave Tuesday
to attend a house party in st. Louis
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Younk.
One of tn most enjoyable parties
of the week was that given at tn,
: Lyric by Miss Leila Winans, Monda.
/, afternoon, in honor Of her cousin
Miss Mary Lewis Of Osceola, Mo.
and Mrs. John P. Cauhape Of Roswell
N. M. Twenty young ladies accepte'
Miss Winans' hospitality, After tn
show, refreshments were served at tn
hostess home. The party includes
Misses Anna Lewis, Gladys Van Ness
Dorothy Holmes, Harriet Pasqueth
: Anna Williams, Eva Miller, Mari
Rose, Lena johnson, Wayne Rings
7 Gertrude Fry, Willie Hook, Margare
!. TralIe, Josephine Wallace, Willie Roh
! nett, Lourine Gehlkin Of Platte Cit,
= Frances Glandon, Alice WitherspooT
Mesdames Wallace Fry and Stanle
Blattner.
Miss Undine Butler, Of Christia
College, and Mrs. w. r. Butler, Of Ok
lahoma City, will be the guests mex
! week Of Miss Bernice Smith.
Miss Gertrude Fry was hostess .
: a delightful tea, Friday afternoon. II
entire house was artistically decorate
in cut flowers and greenery. Mise
:. Lillian Richards and Martha Dearin
met the guests at the door. Mi:
n Leila Winans invited the guests
the parlor where Miss Fry receive
with Miss Margaret Cave, Mrs g.
Cottingham, Mrs. VIM. Stueck, Mr.
7 J. P, Cauhape, and Miss Mary Levi
! Those assisting in the library we
Mesdames E. A. bearing, II. B. M
Kinley and Wallace bearing. A de
cious salad course was served in Il
dining room. The large round tab
~ was covered with a Cluny cloth.
huge basket of red roses graced 4
table. Those who assisted iii the di
: ing room were: Misses Julia CAY
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Mary bearing, Julia Tucker and A
mes White.
Mrs. L. C. Cove entertained at
I, delightful six o'clock dinner, Wednt
day evening. Covers were laid for t
ington, Frances Gupton, Clara Vol
ington, Frances Gupton, Clara Vc
Emily Hensley, Mabelle and Blanc
Cove. After dinner the hostess {
tertained her guests at the 0rpheu
~ Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Mckinney 3
,es entertaining Mrs. McKinney's broth
j George Bryan Of Springfield, Ill. \
a. Bryan is a relative Of William j
81. nings Bryan.
ret Sam X. Black, of Fulton, was
this city Thursday.
I. Durrlplirlgs