Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-21

Lee Buks and Tom Anderson. After
the pictures the party went to Buck
ner's where ices were served.
The wedding Of Miss Hrriett Win
ans and Lester Miller, last Saturday
evening, of which a partial account
was given last week, was lovely in
every detail, from the bride who
looked her l~oveliest. to the pretty
house decorations. Mrs. w. G. Burks
met the arriving guests. and Mrs. N.
l. Jones directed them to the cloak
room. Promptly at $50, the bride
and groom preceded by their attend
ants, Miss Anna Winiams,a and Ray Nil
Ter, Miss Ruth Miller and Ned Mil
Ter, descended the stairs, to take
their places before the Rev. o. o.
Green who spoke the beautiful and
impressive ceremony. A reception
followed. Those in line other than the
bridal party we're Or. and Mrs.
Theodore Winans, Misses Leila VIM
ans, and Mildred Wallace, Mrs. f. c..
S. Miller, Mrs. Emma Reese, Mrs. w.
P. Johnson. and Mrs. Marion Fon-
willie. In the dining room,
where Mrs. Wallace Fry pre-
sided, the decorations were pink
and green. A glass basket Of pink
roses stood in the center Of the round
table which was covered with . eluny
cloth. Airy streamers Of pink tuIle
ending in huge bows added to the eff
feet. After the cake was cut by the
bride, the other girls eagerly tried
their fates. To Miss Frances Pearl
fell the ring-so keep your eye on
Frances. To Miss Leila Winans the
darning needle, to Miss MabIe Threl-
keld the thimble, and to Miss Dorothy
Worrell the dime. The rest Of us got
cake, "the stuff of dreams Misses
Miriam Glandon, Mabel Threlkeld,
Frances Pearl, Ruth Hoxsey, Irene
Roden, and Elizabeth Mcclure, Ber-
nice Smith, Dorothy Holmes, and Jo-
sephine Wallace served a delicious
salad course. Others who assisted
were Mesdames Hook, Grifee, Van
Ness, w. W. Williams, and Charles
Clark.
The Wednesday Club met in the
Library with Mrs. E. A. bearing as
leader. Mrs. E. S. Wilson gave a
talk in Martin Luther; Mrs John
Gregory on Elmer Eschenbach's Dis
trict Doctor, and Mrs. J. A. Guthrie
on "World's Events
The Mothers and Others Club Of
which Mrs. A. P. Green is president,
and Mrs. A. C. White secretary, will
meet in the High School Auditorium
Tuesday at 3:45. Mrs. Keene, voice
teacher at Hardin College will sing
accompanied by Miss Shotwell at the
piano and Miss Bratton who will play
a violin obligato. A most interesting
afternoon is promised.
Mrs. G. H. Carpenter gave a mat.
inee party at the orpheum Monday
for her guests: Mrs. W. G. Junk
Mrs. Charles Harrison, Mrs. S. D
Burroughs, Mrs. Charles Luckie
Mrs, w. G. Burks, Miss Mary lie,
Burks. Mrs. r. E, Race, Mrs. Kim.
brough, Mrs. ]. 2, Streif, Mrs. 0
Poisson, and Mrs. /. Silverstein, en-
joyed Marguerite Clark in "Gretn;
Green" and were afterward served u
Mrs. Nettie Burger, Of Bunceton
visited Mrs. Ned Turner this week.
The Rev. H. B. Banks and Mrs
Banks are in st. Lous, attending
Synod.
Mrs. @. S. Rowe has returned to he
home in st. Louis after visiting Mrs
Ned Turner.
President and Mrs. John Million
and the last years students r Civ
ing a reception to the new student
and the young men Of town tonight
The gymnasium will be decorated wit
i, pink and white sweet peas and green
cry. After the grand march an'
Virginia reel, cream and cake will b
, served.
Among those who aided ]. c. Kim
! in his Pure Food Show this week wer
Mesdames ALI Elliott, J. G. King
: eBare, Wagner and Miss Gertrud
Fry. The show was a decided success
and attracted much attention.