Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

Forsythe, Montana, to make their
home. The bride will be married in
an old rose three-piece suit with hat
and shoes to match. Her bouquet will
be Of yellow roses. A number Of out
of-town friends will arrive Friday to
attend the wedding. We wish TO ex-
tend congratulations to this happy
couple.
Thursday was an ideal day for a May
Fete, and Hardin College had a most
ideal me-. The opening dance, fol-
lowed by the pageant, was very pref
ty. The gym" was decorated with
spring flowers and foliage, and at one
side was the queens throne in white,
with a large pink dome over it. Al
ter the pageant, Miss Colene Smith of
Mound City, Mo-, was led to the
throne and crowned as May Queen Of
Hardin. Miss Smith is a very pretty
and charming girl, and as queen she
made a most attractive one. Little
Miss Jane White in all pink, was
crown bearer, and filled the place most
wonderfully After the browning by
Miss Pearl Drake, Miss Eleanor Con-
nelly presented the queen her sceptre,
and Miss Mary Cash presented the
foot stool. The May CHORUS was fol-
lowed by a dance of the attendants.
Misses jeanette Bragg, Martha Suess,
Lucille Connolly and nellie Horns
brugh, four very pretty and attractive
girls. "Hans und Gretchen" "The
Highland Fling" Spanish Dance"
and "Irish Jig" were all well render
ed, and received much applause. Miss
Julia Tucker needs no introduction,
for her dances are all we'll rendered,
and "The Russian Csardas" was ex-
c~eptionally wonderful. "The Sun
Ballet followed this, with Miss
es Opal Koenig as Darkness" Jane
Rodgers as "Time;" Pearl Drake as
EARTH" Julia Tucker, "Flora;" and
Lillian McCracken ocean" All
these gave beautiful dances. Miss
Pauline Kaho, in the "Dance of the
FREELY" was pretty and graceful in
deed. Snow dance followed by "Sun
Rise" with Miss nellie Hornsbrug and
little Misses Cornelia Jane Timber
lake, Eleanor Cass, Elizabeth Llewell-
yn, Virginia Pryor, Helen Clantoni
and Celia 10 Phillip in dear little vel
low dresses, were the Suns Rays, and
made a perfect picture. "The Wind
Dance" with "The Rainbow Dance
following was very pretty; and each
little girl did her part well. After
this, the Maypole dance was given on
the campus, with the orchestra ac-
companying. One of the most at
tractive features of the afternoon was
the children: Flower Girl to the
Queen, Media Strict; Pages, Junior Ed.
monston and Warren Mcintyre in al
white, and they did their part with
much dignity and credit. This wa;
one of the prettiest May Day Fetei
Hardin has aver had. and Miss Rule i.
to be very much congratulated on thu
work she has done The attractiv,
patronesses were: Mesdames C. A.
Buckner, A. p. Green, j. E. Martin
IN. Phillip, Cortez Edmonston, Miss
es Mary Buckner, and Mildred John
son.
Miss Sarah Martin, of Kansas City
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Vile Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Crebs, of st.
Louis, spent Tuesday here. Mr..
Crebs bought a new car while here an,
he and Mrs. Crebs and Mrs. F. S.
Harrison drove TO st. Louis Thurs
day.
Misses Mavme and Susie Ring,
visited in Sc. Louis this week.
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NJ tho ornbeum FRIDAY evapin,
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van Ness Mrs Latney BARNES MISS
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MISS FRANCES fearl was hostess az .
most enjoyable INNER party ffluas
evening IN honor OF e house-gueS
MISS Minnie Plke, OIL M~artihspurg
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