Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

Seattle.
Miss Allanson, who has been visit
ing Miss Fry. returned to her home
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Dearing re-
turned home yesterday from tour
of the West.
Miss Kit Settles, of Centralia, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. h,
Arnold, Jr.
Mrs. Tony Boderacco, of st. Louis,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robertson
have cottage at Huronla Beach
where they expect to spend the sum
mer.
Misses Minnie Lee and ary Noe,
of Centralia, are visiting the Misses
Ritchie.
Mrs. George A. Carden,o Texas,
will be the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Porter, next week.
Miss Nell McQuitty, of Moberly, is
the guest of Miss Velma Johnson.
Miss Louie Hunter, Of sedalia, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Graham.
Miss Ruby Gullick is the guest
Of Miss Ria Hall.
Mr.. R. r. Arnold and Miss Elizabet
Arnold left Thursday for triI
through the West.
Mrs. E. B. Talbot, of Moberly, is
in Mexico attending the Chautauqua.
| Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne leaves
shortly for a visit with Mrs. Bailey
in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Zevely are the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. Green
Clay.
Misse Magic Davis and Mrs. Jo-
seph Peterson, of Salisbury, are the
guests of Mrs. W. W. William.
Miss Mamie Aydelotte has re
turned to her home in Troy after Q
visit with Mrs. Frank Buckley.
Miss Layson gave her Sunday
School class a delightful noon hour
Thursday by serving to them a nice
picnic lunch on the Chautauqui
4 grounds. Those who spent this hap
py time with Miss Layson were Miss
es Edith Gary, Stella Robertson, May
Bragg, Carrie sproul, Abbie LEV
ellyn, Hattie Brown and Winnie Har
rison.
The Epsilon Alpha Delta Fraterni
lty boys gave watermelon party OF
Wednesday evening at their tent a
the Chautauqua grounds. Each bo,
was hostess for his best girl, eacl
|, couple being provided with large
: juicy watermelon, which Of cours
guaranteed to them the highest phas
} of enjoyment. The hosts were Mes
srs. Dee Johnson, Frank Cauthorr
| Whitley Johnson, Cave Johnson, Her
' ry KunkeI, Fred Howard and Bus
Atchison.
Tenting on the old camp groun
was enlivened Thursday evening fo
:, Misses Tinsley, Johnson, Hall and "
mans, by the presence of some guest
j.. other than Misses Gullic and McQui
! Mrs L. NJ. White, Mrs. Charles CIR
ham, Miss Louise Hunter, of Sedali
and Messrs. Earl Bledsoe and job
Guthrie thoroughly enjoyed plcn
lunch with these young ladies, Mis-
Tinsley playing the part Of chef
the entire satisfaction of all concerl
a ed.
n Misses Ria Hall, Velma Johnso
r. Martha Tinsley and Leila Winan
a with Mesdames Tinsley and JohnsC
as chaperones are enjoying tent Ii
oi to its fullest this week. Misses r
by Gulliok and Nell McQuitty a
n guests at their tent. On last Sundi
'e with Miss Hall acting as chef nui
is ber of friends were entertained I
ID dinner and supper. Messrs. Rolla +
st ley, Earl Bledsoe, Ed Williams a
George win Robertson were the ha
by personages for the day.
Misses Johnson, Tinsley, H
p. and Winans were the very please
hostesses last evening at a monst
'marshmallow toast" given at tn
is tent on the Chautauqua grounds,
the tenters on the ground, the Wis
ing girls in town, and last, but l
Is, least, theiS young gentlemen frien
were the guests for the evening. I
der the skilled manipulation of
Joe Luckie the fire was persuaded
go off properly and row of fem
mime toasters gathered round, sc
is, after which delicately toasted mar
;. mallows were served in great alb
ance to the guests.
SITS Mrs. W. c. Johnson gave a delie