Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-27

aon hoth preceded and followed oue
!, Ms F R. sanford's inimitable z
oonrso lunches. The party consisted
- Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Robertson
Misses Polly clendenin, Dorosny
clure Martha HOrd and MArsare'
cave. Messrs. VOORHEES, coOns' hen
nv Kunkel and Charles Guthrie
,t,ss Lillian Morris was hostess al
AN extremely pleasant lawn picnic
which she gave at her home, Thurs
aav evening, the honored guest De
inc Miss Lucille Dngle. A large
round table with sunflower decora-
~,,ons occupied a well lighted space
an the lawn and from this table
were served all the good things 70
he had at Mexico picnics' Ai1er
lunch tho party adjourned 10 Colon
llat Hall aud finished the pleasant
evening with a dance. The guests
were Misses Dlngle. Ruth Robertson.
Kathleen Tyrren. Athleen series
GLADYS Van Ness, LAgia and Bertha
Bolts, Dorothy Deane, Geraldine Law
mgstoa. velma johnson. Helen Turn
hull. Marie Rose, Corinne Barth and
Graoc Norris ;Nessrs. Aylette Buck
ner. Oscar Lewis. Curtis cauthorn,
Harper Van Ness. George wan ROD
~ertson, Joe Ricketts,, John Barkley'
Henry Baker. Renfro Gbbs, Maurice
and Louis Barth, Garrett Barnes
Turner Williams. Frank Bruton and
Frank Harrison
The o"boys' gave a picnic Tues
day evening in honor OF the visitng
girls Of town which was pleasant in
all respects. The picnic was held
at Sun Rise park. the trolley being
utilized as means of transit. The
guests of honor we're Miss Dingle, OF
Moberly; Miss Tyrrell. st. Louis;
Miss Series, Milwaukee; Miss Dresh-
er. Hannibal. The remaining guests
were Misses Lillian and Grace Nor
ris, Ruth Robertson, Ruth. Durkee,
Lena Johnson, Eliza Gibbs, Mary
\ Montague, Nellie Hill and Ida RAN
die; Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Hanna. The
hosts were Messrs. Louis Barth. Ayl-
cite and Ralph Buckner, Frank Bru
ton, John Barkley, David Robertson,
John Guthrie, Wall Williams, Henry
Baker, Harper Van Ness, Jas Bed
soc, Joe Ricketts, and George VIII
Robertson.
Misses Mabel Prather and Ger
trude Asbury, who have been guests
Of Mrs. w. H. Brown, have returned
to their homes in Columbia.
MIS-. j. H. Minor and Mrs. Gather
inc Brown, who have been visiting in
Kansas City, have returned home.
MIS-. l.. Hanna very delightfully."-
entertained Friday evening for her
guest, Miss Helen Dresher. Twenty
friends we're present to enjoy the
games, conversation and lunch pro
vided by the hostess.
The Hardin Alumnae picnic took
place Friday afternoon, with all the
anticipated pleasure fully realized.
Seventy five members were present
on the college campus and after a bus
mess meeting in which Miss Lutte
Vaughn was elected President OF
the Alumnae Association for the com
ing year. the main feature OF the oc-
casion, namely an elaborate lunch,
received the appreciative attention Of
all. The other officers are. Miss
Mabel Jesse. vice president; Miss
Hermie Gibbs, secretary; Miss Hattie
Brown, corresponding secretary; and
Miss Hattie KEENAN,, treasurer.
Misses Pauline and Isabel Grad.
dock we're pleasant hostesses Friday
evening at an Airdome party In
which Misses Mary Pollard and Regina
Knight, Kansas City, were the hon
ored guests. Following the perform
ance the party repaired TO the Grad
dock home where the lawn was IL
unlimited with japanese lanterns and
there spent several happy hours. con
Guiding with a lunch 1t ten O'Clock.
The guests other than have been nam
ed were Misses Frances, Louise and
Barbara johnson, Dorothy Blanks,
Jane Rodgers, Julia Cave, Jennie
Parker, Edna Phillips, Phoebe Ran
die and Frances Hudson, Wellsyille.
Miss Martha Tinsley was the pleas
ant hostess Tuesday afternoon for
her young friends, Misses Dorothy
Worrell and Xina White. A dozen girls
enjoyed the occasion.
Miss Martha Tinsley has returned
from a visit with Miss Bertha Cham
bers at Keytesville. and with Mrs. J..
S. Harrison, st. Louis.
Miss Melnotte McDonnough is in
ST. Louis spending the summer with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Z. ]. Enerick aud children
who have been visiting Robert Nc
Donough and family, have returned to
st. Louis,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. bearing left
Saturday for a trip on the Northern
Lakes.
Mrs. Buckner Carr, of Louisville
Kentucky, is the CUES Of Mrs. c. u
Rodgers.
Miss Mary Pollard, Kansas CITY
mas been the recipient Of many de-
llghtful social favors during her vlsi,
to Mexico friends. On last Saturday
MISS Julia Cave gave a six O'clock
dinner In her honor and that of Miss
regina Knight, Kansas Citv rh