Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-10-12

ana DINER eastern STATES.
Mrs A. 4. Gordon Of Washington,
D. c.. left for Wichita, Kan, wedne
day after a visit with Mrs. d. S.
burroughs.
Mrs. Marvin Bush and two ohildre
have been the guests of st. Louis
friends.
Mrs. Bradford Of Columbia is the
slest of her sister, Mrs. T. D. Scud-
der.
The F. A. E. olut will meet Mon
day with Ms. R. R, Arnold, Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcmillan is home
from Fulton.
Mrs. W. W. Bolts and Miss Marie
Rose were visitors at the Illinois
State Fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown and
daughter have returned to their
home in Boston after a delightful
visit with their many friends in Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. A. P. Norton and Miss oulda
Norton OF Austin, Texas, are the
guests of Mrs. w. A. Sharp. Mrs.
Sharp will give a reception in their
honor Tuesday, Oct. 10th.
The Wednesday Club met with
Mrs. ]. F. Llewellyn this week. Six
teen members were present to begin
the study OF French history. Mrs. s..
p. Emmons led the lesson MIS-. w.
L. Reed talked on the "rrouba-
dours." Mrs. II. H.. Tincher, on
9viiIehardoain and DeJoinville;"
Mrs. e. R. Locke on "Bossuet.' The
next meeting Will be with Mrs. J. A
Guthrie.
Mrs. Hugh hearmasn and small
daughter OF Albany, N. r., are guest
of Mrs. Shearmanls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Smith, west Of town.
Mrs. 4. #. Roden of South Clark
entertained the children of the neigh
borhood very informally Thursday af-I
ternoon in honor of the seventh brit
day of her great-nieee, Miss Rather
inc Ryan.
The local chapter of ID. A. RS
held its October meeting with Mrs
Scudder Of e. Monroe Monday after
noon. About thirty.five members an
one guest, Mrs. Bradford, we're pres
ent. Mrs. Will Wilkins, one of Mex
ico's sweetest singers, gave a beau
tiful solo. The Chapter then devoted
itself to the transaction of business
and only discontinued to labor when
Mrs. Scudder served a most bountiful
and appetizing lunch.
MIR. and Mrs. C. A. Bast have been
visiting in St. Louis. MIR. Bast Is
home, but Mrs. Bast win not return
until next week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Luckie is home af-
ter a visit with her daughter, airs.
Chas. Williams, of P~ittsburg, Penn.
The Gladstone C%hautauqua held a
business session Wednesday with Mr.
| Chas. Morris, the Premier, with Mrs.
Roy Ferris. The purpose OF the
meetings was to consider the meet
ing Of the two circles into one. After
due deliberation the union was decid-
ed upon and their first meeting Will
be on October 18th with Mrs. Chas.
Morris. The Chautauquans will study
this winter Sociology in the United
States"
Miss Frances Guthrie is visiting
her sister, Mrs. X. p. Whitley OF 81.
Louis and attending the fam festivi'
ties.
The opening number of the winter
Lyceum Course was given at the or-
pheum Monday evening by the De
Koyen Quartet. This quartet came =
Mexico highly recommended and, al
though much was expected OF IT,
lii surpassed all expectations, The
numbers were all well rendered, but
the hit of the evening was made by
Ithe presentation of a comedy in the
second part OF the programme. This
comedy was composed by Mr.. Foote
LA member Of the quartet. Another
, number that pleased was 'Apsel'
but not forgotten"
Mrs. w. L. Reed, Mrs. S. r. EN-
} mons. Mrs. R. Hopkins, Mrs. DAVIS
. Mrs. Frank Sanford and Mrs. Rolan'
! were in Fulton this week attendani
! the district conference of the HON
: andF oreign Mission Societies OF IN
: Methodist church.
The G. w. B, NJ. of the ChrH'
tian Church held a social meeting Q
I'll Thursday and incidentally organize
O a Young wamon's auxiliary, OF tWel
;o ,v-five members, to the G. w. b. \
b An excellent programme was gwen