Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-02-11
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Mrs. NJ. G. Harper is visiting in
st. Louis.
Mrs. e. A. bearing is visiting her
mother in st. Louis.
Mrs. M. o. Blggs visited friends
in this city this week.
The Wednesday Club meets with
Mrs. Llewellyn next week.
The Chautauqua Club meets next
week with Miss Alicia Mason.
Mrs. Arthur Sharp has returned
from a visit in Auxvasse.
Daniel Hartley, of heal Clark, Mo-,
was in Mexico Friday on business.
Miss Susie Thomas and Miss Hail,
of Auxyasse, were the guests of Mrs.
l. M. Greer wednesday.
Mr.. Clay Hamilton has returned to
Nebraska after spending several
weeks with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelso are
home from Kansas City, where they
attended the Lumberman's Conventio
Miss Ora Lee Fox, of vandalia, is
the guests of the Misses Conner.
Miss Kota Luekie will entertain
the Fleur-de-lis Thimble Club next
Friday.
Miss Tine Poage, of Sedalia, has
been the guest this week of Miss
Frances Bolts.
Mr.. r. p. Phillips, OF 81. Louis, has
been the guest of this week Of Judge
Bolts.
The d. A. r. Chapter will ceie.
brate periodically In the Twenty-sec-
ond. The place for assembling has
yet been decided upon.
Mesdames r. D. Worrell, w. w.
Bolts and Miss Julia Ross are at
tending a week end party as the
guest of Mrs. Frank Frost, in Van
dalia.
Little Miss Elaine Silverstein en-.
tertained ten of her young girl friend
Tuesday evening with a theater par.
ty at the Grand. Whether the play
was to their liking wal of little con.
sequence, for they all had a royal
good time among themselves.
Mrs. J. D. orear pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday evening with a chat
ing dish lunch for Miss Hale. of
harrington, who is the guest of the
Misses Bragg. The other guests were
Mrs. %. II. Ferrel and Misses May
and Ruth Bragg, Messrs. Flchland.
u Moberiy, to w. Brown, OF Colum
'ia and Earl Bledsoe.
The d. A. R. Chapter held a meet
ng last Saturday with Mrs. e. A.
bearing. 1t was purely a business
'ession, called for the election of Of
icers for the ensuing year. They
we're as follows: Regent, Mrs. Frank
robertson; Treasurer. Mrs. E. A.
'arlngee; Vice Regent, Mrs. Winans;
historian, Miss Gill; Registrar, Mrs. !
taiph Luckie; Secretary, Mrs. Cortez
'dmonston; Directors, Mesdames J..
; Johnson and j. A. Guthrie.
The Elks' party, given Thursday
was a most pleasant affair.
large number attended thronging
9th the dance and lard rooms. MI.
nd Mrs. ]. t. Ricketts, captured the l
rlzes at euchre. 1t went off happily
lth a box of cigars and a bridge
mist set with which they propose to
AXE things pleasant for their =
All the pretty girls of {
were assembled in the dance
'om, and altogether the affair rov
delightful one.
Mrs P. H. Cullen gave a very
easant l O'Clock lunch last Sat.
day, the guest of honor being Mrs.
lrrie Humphrey, of vandalia. A
Iiatable six course dinner was
rived from a table beautifully dec
ated with red roses, a large bunch
the center, and a single one at
cover. Following the dinner an
leresting guessing contest amused
g guests during the afternoon.
lose present were Mesdames W. M.
d R. M. White, John Gregory, Il.
Locke, Charles Clark, +. r. Jesse,
aries Clark, F. R. Jesse, Charles
aries Carpenter, Arthur Sharp, Clar
&c Barnes, II. E. C. Tucker. p. e.
and Carrie Humphrey.
Uses May and Ruth Bragg were
very Charming hostesses Thursday
to a large circle of their
ends at their beautiful home In
18th Mexico. Miss Hale, of Farm
ton, was the guest of honor. The =
ests were met at the door by Mrs.
rrel and ushered into the reception
by the Misses Bragg and
So Hale who we're most prettily
vned. Miss Bragg wore a layen-
messaline, Miss Ruth Bragg. n
gown In a pink empire.
'ses Dorothy Deane and Gladys
. Ness presided at the punch bowl
The upper hall. In the dining room
'aiad course lunch was served by
Mitchell White and Misses IT.
Barth, Susie Houston and Ruby