Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-05-26

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event Of the year at Hardin is
the May Fete which took place
day evening at six-ffteen on the
opus. and was truly a most delight
y and very attractive affair. Under
be able direction of Misses Vera Rut-
and Bette Boutwell, assisted by
Pitcher and orchestra A Spring
seant in Fairyland" was given by
t1e students. So goes the story, two
4ildrcn wandering in their dream
teund their ideal Beautiful and after
wandering through the woodland
tepnd the throne of the King and there
a'aced Beauty" as Queen over all.
Pauty" proved to be Miss Ruth Noah
in * mot stately manner, and
Nned in orchid satin with court
tztin, of the same, and trimmings of
4Sh scales cloth, marched to her
tarone as Queen of the May with
wis Marion Moore as crown bearer
q thre4 seniors as attendants to the
Rneen. Miss Noah is a Senior at
tardin this year in both Art and Lit
NEary departments, her home is in
Eppeka, kansas and she has attended
f3ardin Ithe last two years and also a
pear before. She is a member of the
Beta Sigma Sorority and one of the
snost attractive and popular girls that
Dyer ATTENDED Hardin. It is by pop
llar {4ote Of the students that the May
eueeh is chosen each year. Witt the
Rueein also came the two mortal chill
ren, Misses Sallie Beeler and Way
Halyn yShuler who were dressed in
uaiSM costumes of long ago. The
was Miss Gladys Blackburn who
one of Hardin's attractive seniors
and a member of the Beta Sigma
6rtfity. The Kings party was:
s Myrtle Raith, Barbara Reavis,
Md Mabel Raith. The testers Misses
arv Worrell and Fern Foster were
lever as could be and their dance
before the King and Queen was much
Eapplauded. NAB of the Fairies,
Miss Mozelle Pollard and The Fairy
#sod Mother, Miss Marie Ports were
Ivory good and their costumes were
kplendid. After the King and Queen
Rna Court had been seated on the
khSene the dances wer given by diff
snSnt members of the classes. The
aEterfy and Spring Flowers dance
4jh Miss Alice Fish as the butter
and Miss Montell Mansfield al
0let, Miss Dorothy kellogg as Iris
IS Fern Shooting as Tulip, Miss
@lizabeth Henry as Primrose, Miss
Aelen Million as Bluebell, and Miss
lora Kruse, as Daffodill, was wei
Sendered and much enjoyed. The River
brites were Misses Dorothy John
Ion, Donnabel 10y, Elizabeth Wright
elen Mabry, Marion Green, Vevs
axon, Ann Long, Mary Hawkins
erthelle Marsh, Julia Plank, zelphi
per, and Johnnie Sharp and theil
Aaee Mas light and very delightful
Ines of PAM was Miss Wilma Pask
Pan with Miss Margaret Moore
#ouise Shirk, Julia Kahn, Lucille Pol
| I'd. Bonnie Enloe and Josephine At
rbury as her attendants. Spirits o.
he Wind, was given by Misses Paul
IN Fullerton, Leona Soindon, Billy
low Billye Clark, Junea Knight
lila Lockard, Marie Miller, Heller
clancy, Magdoline Wolsleger, Myrs
eevhs, Odessa Fink, and Avis Shot
ell and very well done and q grea'
ccess. The Little Moonbeams dane
sAg given by Misses IOrrain Ford
ariorie Sanford, Iva Mae Pitcher
hrothy Sherer, Celia Jo Phillips
~ Jean Miller, and Mande Ethe
ter who wore dainty little dresse'
Fellow and their dance was n o
est of the evening. Then Gnorne'
Misses Celestine Dawson
dys Taylor, Florence Pond, JOS
line Kelly, Margaret Jellison, Edit
gland, Elbertine Broome, Catherini
Nrren, Esther Jones, Sara Williams
ikginia Atkinson, and Ruby Weigh
Sn. The Sunset Fairies were
j Moaltell Mansfield, Dorado
logg, Alice Fish, Hazel Mcintyre
ra KruIse and Fern Snoring. Dur
the dances the Hardin orchestra
hposed bf Miss Patrick, Miss John
Miss McQuoid, Miss Parker an
Sch wartz furnished the musi
added TO the enjoyment. MUG
isy due all who took part, as dii
Z. and assistants in making thi
81 the most delightful May Fete
Rst has been given for a long tim
Mrs. 6. B. Hammond entertaine
,esday afternoon at five hundre'
m~plimentary to Miss Sadie Petes
Illinois. At the close Of the game
elaborate lunch was served the 70
wing guests: Mesdames +. A. Guii
IN. "a Pearl, g. G. Ogle, Chapil
Il. van Wyngarden, Doolin, r.
fegory. j. B. Arthur, D. = Boye
A. Moulton, Misses Gertrude Fl
Peters. The highest score VI
be by Mrs. Doolin wa received Il
f#WIWUX Nfr 49, R1I#l.
Ers. Huston Johnston ~entertain'
Iuncheop Tuesday at the Tea Sho
compIim}ept to her guest, Mrs. So
owlin "a Montgomery City. q
,ble was conferred with pink res