Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-15
SOCIETY \

Mr.. wnber Derthick left wednes.
dy for sedalia.
Mrs. Joseph Rodes. OF sedaaa, is
the guest Of relatives in this city.
Mrs. M. R. Wise has returned.
from a short stay in St Louis.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pollard, of Kansas City.
Is the guest of relatives in Mexico.
Miss Josephine Wallace Is home az.
ter a visit with friends in Fulton.
Mrs. sallie Hisey Is visiting in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Whitley have re.
turned to ST. Louis afJer visiting the
family of Judge J. A. Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Morris went to.
Bowling Green Tuesday for a short
stay.
Mrs. Gus Graham and daughter, An
nella, have returned to Moberly az.
ter visiting relatives here.
Miss Mabel Smith. OF Ashland, was
the guest this week of Miss Margaret.
Potts.
Mrs. Susie Buckner leaves short
ly for Kentucky to visit her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Harry Reid was the guest
of relatives at the Ringo Hotel this
week.
Miss Carrie Moore. in company wit
her friend, Miss Josephine Eddlngs,
of Moberly. has gone to Menden to at.
tend a house party.
Miss Kell Bragg. of Troy, and Miss
Ella d. spaudilng, Of Columbia, are
guests of Misses May and Ruth
Bragg.
Mrs. Brett was the agreeable hos
tess, Monday. for the F. A. E. Club.
A pleasant time was spent at games,
Mrs. bearing coming out winner for
which suitable reward was made. A
delicious lunch followed in the after
Moons diversions.
Mrs. T. ]. Hoxsey very pleasantly
entertained two dozen Of her friends
Monday evening for her sister, Miss
Brown. of New London. DR.. Digges
proved an expert at the games play
ed and vas rewarded with a bunch OF
carnations. A nice lunch completed
the evenings pleasure.
The musical recital given last Sat
urday afternoon at Hardin College
was much appreciated by the mu-
sic lovers who assembled on that oc-
casion. Miss Ethel Grace Eckerd, of
the class OF Mr.. Thomas, was the
performer and selected as her roper
toire for the afternoon historical mum
bers from the early Italian, French.
German and English schools.
Misses Ella D. Spaulding and Kell
Bragg together with their hostesses,
Misses May and Ruth Bragg, have
been much feted this week. Mrs. J.I
d. orear pleasantly entertained forI
them on Tuesday evening and on the
following day. Mrs. Frank Parker
gave them a six O'Clock dinner, while
on Thursday. Miss Eliza Gibbs enter
tanned for them with a dinner and a
pleasant evening afterwards.
The regular business meeting Of
the D. A. r. Society took place last
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. W. T. Winans. Succeeding the
business details a most pleasant 80
cial hour was spent in company with
some ten guests. Mrs. /. NJ. Rich
ards added TO the pleasure of the &C.
easion by the rendition Of several vo-l
cal solos. Miss Ruth FonyiIle rem
der two beautiful cornet solos and
Miss Leila Winans a piano number.
Mrs. Montague read an instructive
article on Civic Art and Mrs. Ran
dali pleased the entire audience by
her sketch of Colonial customs. The
hostess added her quota to the en-
joyment Of the hour by serving a mic
lunch.
Mrs. Rutledge was the pleasant
hostess at dinner at the home OF Mrs.
Spence for Mesdames A. A. Wallace,
D. A. Mcmillan, E. A bearing and
Angle Gary.
The Shakespeare Chautauqua meets
next Monday with Miss Beth Dur