Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-28
SOCIETY

for St. Louis to attend Grand Old
Mrs T. J. Ho1sey is In y.r
don visiting relatives. %
Mrs, c. A witAerapoop ,,.
turned from a visit with frIe1s. =
Fulton. Hu'
Mrs. T. D. seudder and a,.
Mary, are home from a ylslt .,sS
%atvios in Columbia. 4'a
Mrs. w. l. Reed left this vo..
Tennessee to attend a mtss,a.9
meeting. A'7
Mrs W, L. Harper left rbu,,,..
for a visit with her parents IN
sas City. A''
Mr.. James Edwards. Of 81
was here this week, the guest !, ~
parents, Judge S. NJ. Edward. @
wife, ad
Mrs. l. NJ. White is visiting -.
lives In Columbia. 'A
Mrs. Walter Hill and daupbta
the guests of Mrs. Hills
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Dobyns.
The Thimble Club win meet nj.
Mrs. Ned Rodes on Tuesday
ternoon. April rs.
Mrs. Fannie Barre entertained a,
dinner Sunday at Mrs. Wakefiens
her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. cb,,t'
Smith, Of Waynesburg. Pa. NJ,
Mrs. Phillip and Mr.. and Mrs r !
Glendye.
Misses Nellie Robinson and Nah.
Pitcher and Mr.. stanhope Crane la
Thursday for New York City.
Mr.. Merritt LleweIyn is hon.
from st. Louis where he has been Al
tending a school of pharmacy.
Mrs. A X. Yancey and Mrs.
Guthrie have returned from Bovl,,
Green where they attended a R,s
list meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McPbeetsr
Of jefferson City, are here .gue,,,
Of relatives.
The D. A. R. Chapter win hold i,
regular social meeting with M,,
Louise Lakeland next Tuesday At
ternoon.
The Premier Chautauqua mat
with Mrs. Charles Graham this week
The next meeting will also be hon
with Mrs. Graham. Mrs. ROY Ferris
was leader on the 'Soclal Life Al
Rome" Miss Giyens gave a taR
on "Aswan," a city Of Egypt. Mn
A. 2. Johnson led In STARS" A hl
attendance Is desired at the psr
meeting as Il win be In the nature
of o farewell TO Mrs. A. b. suruh
Mrs. II. T. Brooks OF Texas Is ne
guest Of friends here
Mrs. +. Il. Jesse pleasantly enter
tanned Monday afternoon for Mrs D.
p. Moore. A dozen guests were pres
ent and the timo passed quickly b
sowing and conversation. A hna
served at five o'clock completed tr
affair.
ifs. J. p. orear gave a pleasant
u O'Clock dinner Tuesday for Nn
Margaret orear whose birthday 4
was. Mrs. Fanny Coons was The
guest Of the day.
Misses Frances Guthrie, Nellie Hl
and Mrs. d. f. Robertson will at
tend Grand Opera In St. Louis next
week.
The Gladstone Chautauqua met
this week with Mrs. Clanton. The
leaders were Misses Susie and Mar
Houston and Mrs. Hopkins, thsf
subjects being fDoric Architecture Ii
Greece Stars" and Roman
Amusements." The Club will met
next with Mrs. Pitcher. The lesa
viii be the conclusion of the Two
text books and the regular mags
me article.
The X. V. 2. Club held a de-
llghtful session Monday afternO@
with Miss Katherine Waite.
~"guesser," of which advertisement
formed the answers, was enjoyed
also a peanut hunt occupied ipart d
the time. Each guest was given q
pink and green bag filled with pea
nuts. An elaborate lunch compleiS
the afternoons pleasure.
The Young Married Womens
Club held its usual practical SEA-
sion this week with Mrs. Louis Nc
Kee. The entire time was devoted
to darning stockings so that nouf
ing more In that line will have %
be attended to for six weeks. Wnei
the last rent was made good, us
hostess rewarded the guests WIN
a hot lunch.
Mrs. Charles Clark pleasantly eh'a
tanned the Twelve -ofsUs Club Men
day IN honor of her sister, Miss i%
tic Brown. The victor at "s
games. Miss Mary Buckley, w
rewarded with a cut glass bon O@
dish. A delightful lunch with nes
strawberries as the piece de reSsV
ance, vas much enjoyed, Beside Wv
Club members there were preSen'
Misses Alma Williams, Ethel hm
Inez Willard, Maude war
lace, Mabel and Ida Randall a"
Victoria Brooks.
Mrs. d. A. Mcmillan and Miss %
Llewellyn leave Monday for .
to attend Grand Opera
The Hardin College Alumnae v"
hold their banquet at the College ~
May 10. DR.. It. ]. Lutz and
Hon. X, p. Whitley will address !"
Mrs. e. d. Graham was the p~~
hostess, Monday, when she enc
aimed at a six O'Clock dinner for
Dr., and Mrs Rshop. The rehia~