Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-15

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Williams. Charles Morris. Chas. Gri
am and Hardin Rixey.
Shower for Mrs, Freeman.
Mrs. NJ L. Jones gave a shower {
Thursday morning for Mrs. Freemai
formerly Mrs. Dunaway, matron
The Home. A number Of dainty art
eles, miscellaneous in character. wei
presented. The guests consisted {
the Kings Daughters and a deligh
full morning was spent.
Mrs. Grahsm's Theatre Party.
Mrs. E. d. Graham gave an all
dome party Tuesday evening for he
guests, Misses Greenwood and Bro
kaw, which proved most delightful +
all participants. In addition to tn.
originality of the performance, varl
Gus refreshments suitable to the oc
casion were enjoyed. The remainir
guests were Mesdames Griffee, Glen
dy and Mary Graham and Miss Hous
ton; Messrs. Locke and Harrison.
Mrs. STROBE Entertalns.
Mrs. r. c. Strobe pleasantly en-
tertained the Young Married Won
ems Club, Friday afternoon. The us
ual and all-sufficient pastimes Of con
verastion and refreshments were the
order of the day. The guests other
than the members we're Mrs. Coch.
ran, Moberly; Mrs. w. w Bolts, Mrs
Mize Peters. Mrs. Dry, Mrs. Orear,
Mrs. Will wilkins, Mrs. Ralph Ham.
ilton and Mrs. Everett Mcbride,
of Moberly.
Freeman-Dunaway Wedding.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Jones vas the scene Monday even
ing of a surprise wedding when Mrs.
Clemma Dunaway. the very capable
and popular matron Of The Home,
was married to Mr.. ]. w. Freeman,
of this city. Only the members Of
the Kings Daughters Board were
present, they having been sum!
moned to an important meeting,
which turned out to be the wedding
of Mrs. Dunaway. The brides niece
and nephew, Ruth and Hall Ferguson,
preceded the couple down the stair
way when they appeared before the
Reverend A. A. Wallace for the cere.
mony. Immediately following the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman re-
paired to their handsomely furnished
cottage on N. Washington street.
Mrs. Charles Clark was the very
pleasing hostess, Friday, at a most
elegant flee course breakfast given
in honor Of Mrs. P. H. Cullen and
Mrs. P. Il. Colts house party. Red
and pink carnations were used for
table decorations, being arranged in
most effective style. The hostess
was assisted by her daughter, viii
moth.
The annual d. A. r. picnic is post
poned, owing to the llness Of Mrs. H.
P Warden.
Miss Marsena johnson gave a
most delightful picnic Friday after
noon, in honor of Margaret Wilson,
Independence. The trolley was util-
lied to carry the party to Sun Rise
Park where five hours of unlimited
pleasure were spent. Mrs. F. R.
Sanford chaperoned. A generous
was served at five. The pic
niekers consisted of Misses Marsena
Johnson, Margaret and Elizabeth
Wilson, Emily Gibbs, Virginia Rose
Rodgers, Helen Cave, Mary McLoney,
Frank Johnson. Isabel Coons, Annel
la Graham and Frank wilkins.
A quet wedding took place Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. G..
A. Mitchell when her brother, Mr.. y
A. Dixon was married to Miss Airline
Singleton. Only a few relatives wit
the ceremony which was per-
formed by Reverend Mitchell. Fol-
the marriage a two course
lunch was served in the dining o
which vas prettily decorated in ferns,
roses and sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dixon left for New Florence where
they will visit relatives before repair
ing to their home in st. Louis.