Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-04
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By Miss Esther Houston Phone u

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Mr.. Groshun Gum. Fulton. visited
friends in Mexico last Sunday.
Miss Frances Cunningham Is visit
ing relatives ct LaddOnh this week.
Mrs. ". S. Elier and son. James,
are tho guests Of the formers par
ents In shss5iIa
Mrs. w. w. Bolts is home from
st. Louis where she visited friends
for a few days this week.
Miss Elizabeth Wales. State LIBRA
rian. was the guest Of Mrs. j. F.
Llewer,n last Sunday.
Misses Gertrude Fry and Willie
Hook are home from a visit with
Mss Phoebe Bishop In Texas.
AR. Howard Cook. Jefferson City,
was the guest Of relatives here,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Ruoker, Of
Rolla, nave been guests this week
of their cousins, Mrs. Charles Har-
rlson and the Misses Hopkins.
Mrs. j. T. Jackson, Independence.
has returned home after a visit here
with hrs. Charles Harrison and the
Misses Hopkins.
the Premier Chautauqua held It's
f.nsI meeting, Wednesday, with Mrs.
". w. Lee. Miss Norris led, the les
son being on York Cathedral.
Misses Bertha and Ligia Bolts,
Jennie Painter and Lucille Howell
Went to Centralia 'rhursdaM to-
visit Mrs. S. L. Garrard.
Miss Ethel Brown, DR.. DeJarnett
and MIR. Joseph Denham, of Contra
LA, composed a weekend party, en-
tertained by Miss Martha FInsIey.
last Sunday.
Miss Lucy Fountain and Mr., ]. r.
Fountain. Centralia, attended the
Hardin College Play Monday even,
ing and were guests Of Miss Martha
Tinsley.
Tne D. A. R. Chapter will hold
a social meeting with Mrs. Dea
Carr Smith at Hardin College on
donday AFTERNOON. All members ex-
pecting to attend win please mo-
tlfy the hostess prior to Monday. The
Board of Management will meet at
the Res. Room at 1880, the same
day.
Mrs. l. M. White was the pleas
ant hostess. Monday afternoon, for
the +. A. u. Club. The guests 9th
er than members were: Mesdames
Sanford, Hannah. Edmonston, VIII
Wilkins, Ralph Hamilton and Sam
Sharp: Misses Martha Mason and
Lulu See. A delightful afternoon Of
games and conversation was con
cluded with lunch at 5 o'clock
Mrs. Ralph Hamilton chaperoned
a party Of girls on q violet hunt,
Monday afternoon, when a very plea
AM time was spent. Those who en-
Joy ed the outing were Helen VIII
kins, Helen Phnkett, Ruth Cauthorn,
Agnes Moore, Phoebe Randall and
Mary Lee Burks.
Mrs. j. f. Llewellyn was the pleas-|
ant dinner hostess Sunday for Mrs.
D. A. Mcmillan. Miss Esther Hous-
ton and Miss Elizabeth Wales Of
jefferson City. The hostess took her
guests for a trolley ride to Moline
IN the afternoon.
Miss Mareena johnson most pleas
antIy entertained some of her friends
to a combined trolley ride and violet
party at Colonial Hill last Monday
afternoon. Miss Inez Willard was
chaperone and a delightful time
was spent. Immense numbers of
vlolets were gathered, and a lunch
was enjoyed. The guests were Miss
es Frank Johnson, Mary McLoney,
Mary Hudson and Anna Lacy Wall
lace; Masters Frank Wilkins, Mar
Gus Johnson, Ralph and Russell Null.
Mrs. James Haskell pleasantly en-
te; tanned at dinner Wednesday the
members of the Haskell family In
honor Of Mrs. Thomas Haskell, Of
Roosevelt, Okla. Besides the hon
otd guest, there were present Mrs.
Mary Haskell, together with her sons
ard their families, D. c., Ben and
James Haskell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Artnur Holmes. Mrs. Thomas Has
keli departed Friday for her home
in Oklahoma.
Tho High School SoDhomores en-
joyed a very delightful evening Sat
urday, at Colonial Hall, where they
had a party composed Of themselves
with the High School teachers as
chaperones and guests. Decorations OF
pink and green made the room re-
splendent-pillars doors and win
dows were f~estooned with g~arlands
of carnations and ferns. Misses Dor
othy Blanks and Frances Johnson
were on the reception committee. At
the Conversation game, Miss Snl-
dow won the prize which was a
bunch of carnations. Miss Frances
johnson won a Sophomore spoon at
the Musical game" Refreshments
of ice cream, cake and nuts were
served after which the pleasant even
ing was concluded with an oldfash
Toned Virginia reel
Mrs. Clarence Barnes was the yer
pleasant hostess, yesterday after
noon. for the Fleur de lis Thimble