Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-06-23
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"ns' NAedermeyer, OF Columbia, 4
the guest Of Mrs. F. A. Morris.
Miss Elizabeth Ferris, of st. Louis
is the guest of Mrs. r. R. Arnold
Miss Lowenstein. OF Moberly, is Vt,
King Miss Barth.
Miss Helen Wald. Of Louisiana. /.
the guest OF Miss Marie Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priestmeyer. OF Mo
berry, were the guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. R. Gibbs this week.
Mrs. Bedford, OF Omaha, has re
turned home after a pleasant WISH
with heEdaughter. Mrs. R. v. Mon
tague.
Mesdames Claude Wheeler and .Jo
seph Harris, of Columbia, are guest,
Of Miss Emma Cauthorn.
Miss Wilma Lowenstein, of Mober
ly, is the guest of Miss Barth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Buell., Mrs
Burnett, Of Louisiana, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. B. Hereford, OF Odessa. arc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. White
Miss Frances Mason's house party
guests left Thursday for their homes
after a ten days most delightful stay
In Mexico.
Miss Lula See, of Columbia. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. NJ
White.
Misses Martha Tinsley and guests
Misses Chandler and Brown ne
turned from a visit with jefferson
City and Fulton friends ON Mon
day.
Miss Eva Harris. of Chicago, is the
guest Of Miss Tnsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Buckner Ragsdale
Of Centralia, and Miss Frank Own,
by, Of Salisbury, are the guests Of
Mrs. G. R. Gibbs.
Miss Martha Hnsley and guest
Miss Chandler, go to Columbia Mon
day to attend a wedding.
Miss Northcutt, of Knox, Mrs
Brock, Miss Brock and Miss Dysart
Macon, are guests OF Mrs. E. R
Locke.
Miss Willie Hook left Tuesday tt
attend the Beta Sig Convention ii
Louisville, Ky. She will visit rela
dives in Knoxville, Tenn, before hel
return.
Mrs. c. M. Clay returned Wednes
day from a visit with Mrs. Zevely In
Muskogee.
Messrs. S. b. Cook, Howard Cool
and Charles Winston, of jefferson
City, are guests Of Col. and MN. Cha
Miss Karnes gave a pleasant ev
ening party, Saturday, for Miss Fran
ces Mason and her house party
Conversation, games and a palata
bic lunch made the occasion I
pleasant one,
Mrs. l.. sllverstein gave an elegan
six O'Clock dinner. Thursday, TO
Misses Valid and Lowenstein. Tn
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Maurdc'
Ph6llip; Misses Valid, Lowenstein, II
ma Barth, Marie Rose, Ida and Mabe
Randall; Messrs. WIN Williams, Da'
Cauthorn, Louis Barth, 81 and Ma
than Phillip.
Mrs. Van Ness entertained dc
lightfully Thursday at a one o'clocI
party. The guests of honor wer
Miss Chester, of Norborne, tn
guest of Misses Bertha and Ligi
Bolts, and Miss Dingle, of MoberlS
The guest Of Miss LILLIAN Morris. Thi
tyfive guests, composed mainly c
the visiting girls in town, enjoye
the hours from / to 3 at the pas
Time of games. A salad lunch wa
served.
Miss Emma McPheeters was th
, yery pleasant hostess Monday a
ternoon for the social meeting
J the d. A. R. Chapter. A guesse
1 ON flags, those Of the six mos, IN
pogtant countries of the world b
ing selected. The Stars and Stripe
was promptly recognized but II
guests rose superior to a know
edge Of any other country's fla
so no prize could be awarded. Eae
lady told of a deed of heroism pc
formed by an ancestor, all provir
very interesting. Refreshments clio
ed the pleasant gathering.
Miss Martha Tinsley very deligh
fully entertained for her CUES
Miss Chandler, of Lutzvtlle, on we
nesday morning. From ten to twei'
fifty girl friends made themselv'
pleasant at the Tnsley home MI
Tinsley. Mrs. Charles Graham, Mis-
es Harrison and Ria Hall assist
Miss Tinsley i'm making the occ
sion agreeable. A salad course lnn'
was served In the dining 10
Misses Dorothy Worren and Ru
Jesse. The dining table looked bea
tiful with Its decorations OF red al
green. Ropes of smilax intertwin
with red peoples we're suspend
from the electric to the table c.
nens and an epergne of red ros
. formed the central decoration
the lace-draped table. Candles topp
n with red shades thanked the flol
piece on four sides.
Mrs. r. NJ. White very pleasant
entertained Wednesday afternoon I
r. A. Il. Club and a large circle
II friends in addition, Of whom I
honored guests were Mesdames b
nett. Buell. and Miss Wald, of Lou
ANA: Mrs. Hereford, of Odessa. o
ar out-oftown guests were Mrs. n
dermeyer, of Columbia, Miss Lowe
stein. of Moberly and Mrs. Callawi
If Kansas City. Games made the
ternoon's diversion. The Club pri
a hat pin with F. A. E. engraved