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Men, Women ard Events.
MB. S. D. Cook Is the guest Of
friends here this week.
Mrs. B. c. johnson was the guest Of
Mrs. Lucy Lee Graham this week.
Ms. Jake johnson, Of Boston, is ex-
pected the first OF next week 70 visit
here.
Mrs. WIN Coons Is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Parker, Of Minneapolis,
Kansas
Mrs. Baynham, Of California, and
Mrs. Rufus HIsey left to-day for Con-
cord to visit Mrs. Sharp.
Mrs. Arthur Paul and Miss Bessie
are guests Of Mrs. Paul's mother, Mrs.
Holt, on East jackson.
Mrs. John Priestley Hart, Of Dallas,
after q delightful visit at Lakeview,
left Thursday for st. Louis.
Miss Neva French will arrive the
first Of October TO yisit relatives and
assist at Miss RobertsOn's wedding.
Mrs. Charles Lewis, Misses Annie
Lewis and Victoria Murphy, Of St
Louis, visited in Martinsburg Friday.
Miss Murphy, of st. Louis, who has
been Miss Annie Lewis guest this
week, will return 70 her home Sunday.
Mrs. Byrd McGaryey returned to
her home in Kansas City Thursday,
after visit with her mother, Ms. J.
E. Ross.
Miss Loua Steele has returned from
st. Joe, where she attended the Con-
federate reunion. She reports a de-
lightful time.
Miss Christine and Master Kenneth
johnson arrived home THURSDAY from
McFall, Mo-, where they have had
delightful visit.
There is talk OF a gymnasium. A
number of our progressive matrons
and girls are trying 10 get a leader and
take systematic course Of instruc-
tion.
Mrs. J. D. Tucker and Mrs. II. E. @.
Tucker and little daughter, Julia, re-
turned this week from Moberly, where
they have been enjoying the pleasures
OF a house party at MS. Forney's.
Miss Nettie Parker, OF Boston, who
is the guest Of her sister, MS. Wm.
Ooons will leave Wednesday for
Kingston, Canada, where she will
visit before she returns 10 her home,
The auction at Worrelrs is over,
much 10 the distress OF some Of our
matrons, who said it was such fun tOI
bid land bid a nickel at a tlme) on
things. Some OF them got their Xmas
things. Indeed, II was a rare chance
for bargains.
Mrs. A. X. Yancey, Miss Ford and
Miss Yancey left Thursday for Mag
azine, Ark, where thay will teach In
a cOeducational school, Mrs. Yaneey
teaching vocal music and art, Miss
Ford instrumental music, and Miss
Yancey elocution.
Recital.
There was a delightful recital Thurs
day evening at M. NJ. A. given by
Major Harlan. There was quite an au-
dience, despite the threatening
weather. 1t was a thoroughly enj0ya-
ble evening from beginning to end.
Reception.
Monday afternoon there was a re-
ception at Hardin, given for the town
pupils to meet the Doarders. Mrs
Richardson, Misses Hathaway and
Pattingill, President Million and Vice
President Ross were in the receiving
party. 1t was most informal Deli
cious punch was served. Quite a num-
Der called.
Parties.
Mrs. Sears Heck gave a charming
party Monday night to about forty of
her friends In honor Of her guest, Miss
Elliott, Of Centralia. The party was
south Of town at the Sears home.
There was lovely moon. You know
the rest
Saturday night Misses Helen and
Mary Gross entertained friends. Those
who enjoyed the hospitality of the
Misses Cross included Misses Eighty
One Turley, Mamie Turley, Lutte
Vaughn, Frances Mason, Madge Kent,
Kathryn Vanon; Messrs. Brewer, Jas
L. OFear, lit Turley, st. Clair En-
mons, Clyde Ellis, Sam Sharp, NJ. c.
Rose and VIM. Cross. Games we're
the order Of the evening. Lovely re-
freshments we're served.
Cards.
Mrs. J. Q. wilkins entertained
Wednesday afternoon complimentary
TO Mrs. John Priestley Hart, Of Dali
las, Texas. There were nine tables Of
six-handed euchne. Mrs. Chas. Glen
dy carried OF the prize, a lovely
bisque statuette. II was a delightful
party. The guest OF honor wore a
dainty white embroidered null, while
the charming hostess looked unusually
well in a pretty white lawn with red
dots and broad red sash.
Monday afternoon Miss Belle Morris
entertained friends in honor OF Mrs.
John Priestley Hart, OF Dallas, Texas,
and Mrs. Land0n B. Morris, Of ST. |
Louis Lakeview is one Of our loyeliest
homes. On this occasion It was pret- |
tily decorated. Miss Morris, the
hostess, was most becomingly gOwned
In white crepe. The guest, in whose
honor the party was given, wore a
French muslin Of the Dolly Vardon
Women as Well as Men
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