Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-10


Misses Frances, Louise and Mar
cena johnson, who bid fair to make
housekeepers Of a superior quality.
The guests who enjoyed the even
ing were Messrs and Mesdames Geo.
Lewis, w. W. johnson and Taz-
well johnson; Mrs. Claude johnson
Messrs. A. p. johnson and A. D..
Jackson.
The teachers and pupils of the
South Side enjoyed a banquet CIV
en- last Saturday afternoon after
four o'clock. The banquet was in
honor Of Mark Wentz who will short
ly move away from Mexico. 1t was
served in the assembly room on long
tables and comprised everything de-
sirable in the gastronomic world.
Mrs. Houghland led the procession Of
teachers and pupils as they marched
down to the banquet hall. Jim Tom
Edmonston acted as toastmaster for
the occasion and Miss Flossie
Brock as the pianist,
The Gladstone Chautauqua Club
met with Mrs, Cass Wednesday and
carried out tkeir program with Mrs.
Jones and Charles Morris leaders
respectively on the subjects "Wom
en- Of the Renaissance" and Roman
Aristocracy," Mrs. Durkee read a.
paper on the French SALON. and
some extracts from Moliere. The
Club meets with Miss winans next.
The Shakespeare Chautauqua Club
met with Mrs. Wright on Monday
and the lesson was under the lead
ership of Miss Nichols. The next
meeting takes place with Mrs.
Houghland.
Mrs. Virginia Bolts and daughters
most pleasantly entertained Friday af
ternoon at an informal five o'clock
tea. The affair was in honor Of
Miss Caldwell, and the guests, con-
sisting of neighbors and relatives
spent a highly enjoyable time.
Mrs. David Guitar, Of Columbia,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
H. Edmonds on Monday.
Mrs. R. H. Wagner, OF Cincinnati,
was the guest on Wednesday Of
Mrs. d. A. Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitcher ar
rived from Chicago Tuesday. They
are domiciled for the present at the
home of Mr.. Pilsher's parents, on
East Promenade.
Mrs. H.. B. Atterbury, Of Madi-
son, Mo-, will visit Mrs. Kelly
Wilkerson shortly. She will be &C
companied by her two sons.
Miss Edna Bruce has returned to
her home in Kansas City after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Rachel Bridgford is the guest
of her son, DR.. Joe Bridgford, of
Macon.
Mrs. j. T. johnson returned We'd
nesday from a visit with Mrs.
Cole in Sedalia and Miss Irma
Johnson in Fayette.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the d. A. r. chapter will take place
Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George Kemp.
Mrs. S. j. Buckner informally ant
pleasantly entertained Saturday at
, ternoon for Mrs. w. w. Bolts an'
!, guests, Mrs. Gentle and Miss Cald
! we'll. In the games provided by th'
hostess, the prize was awarded t
!, Mrs. Gentle and consisted of a Chi
ma tea pot. Refreshments close
the pleasant affair.
The Shakespeare Club met witt
. Miss Houston Monday night and CAV
8 a thorough study to Browning
q andrea Del sarto" with Miss Eli
r abeth Gill as the capable leader
S Following this, two chatting dishe
were put in requisition and in
h short time savery compounds wer
served.
Mr.. Woodbridge was the genia
Lost at q pleasant dinner party gi'
L en- at the Ringo Hotel Thursday e'
o ening. Miss Caldwell, who is VII
iting Judge and Mrs. Bolts, was tn
l. guest of honor. After the Dime
the guests repaired to the parlor an
enjoyed a number Of literary CUES
6 ing games. The guests at this plea
ant affair were Miss Caldwell