Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-21

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are visiting Montgomery City friends
Mrs. Butler Brooks OF Kansas Cit!
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. S
NJ, Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Ness, anC
Misses Gladys and Pauline Van NesI
spent Thursday with Mrs. Johnson.
Montgomery City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. White an,
small daughter, Miss Jane Isabel
are now established in their new
home on South jefferson.
Miss Helen Miller left for hei
home in Columbia Tuesday after Q
two weeks stay with Miss Mlldre
Johnson.
Mrs. Charles Grassell, of Plttsburg
Will arrive soon to be the guest OF
Mrs. WIN Llewellyn, on s. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Brown and
Miss Hattie Brown are spending a
fortnight at their farm south Of
town. A number of their friends
have been out and have shared with
them the pleasures Of country life.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J.. W. Barley are To-
Gated for the winter in the Carpen-
ter house, just west of Hardin.
The Sunday School of the Baptist
Church villa have a picnic Monday
in the j.. A. Guthrie pasture.
Miss Ida Rosamond arrived home
Wednesday after spending a most
pleasant summer in Europe,
Mrs. Martin Yates and son will ar
rive soon from Artesia, New Mexico
to be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
lP. Emmons..
Mr.. and Mrs. George bearing de-
parted Friday for their home in Shell
byville, Ill.,, after a delightful visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanford.
Mrs. A. S. Houston and son, Frank
are in Paris, the guests of friends.
Miss Bessie Hopkins is in Bowling
Green.
Miss Annie Hopkins has returned
to her school duties in Columbia.
Mrs. Charles C~laybrook is home
from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil White of DEM
son, Texas, are guests Of Mr.. White
sister, Mrs. Chas. Rodgers.
Mrs. Ralph Luckie gave a dining
Tuesday morning. Those who enjoyed
Mrs. Luckie's hospitality were Mrs.
James Jesse, Mrs. Frank Jesse. Mrs.
S. P. Emmons and Mrs. VIM. Price.
Mrs. Fred Pitcher entertained at
dinner Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sanford and Mr.. and Mrs. &c
bearing.
Mr. and Mrs. George bearing were
guests of honor at a dinner given by
Mrs. Frank Sanford Thursday even
ing. The guests were Mrs. J.. W.,
|Zeyely of Muskogee, Mrs. c. M,
Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitcher, and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Emmons
we're guests for a few hours We'd
nesday of Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. EN-
mons. They were en- route to
Minneapolis where Mr.. Emmons viii
be Dean of the Geological Depart
ment of the University Of Minnesota
for the school year, 1911-12. Mr.. EN-
mons will also hold the position OF
! State Geologist of Minnesota.
Mrs. S. J.. Buckner pleasantly enter
tanned with a dinner Monday even
ing. Those seated at the table be-
sides Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner, Ralph
and Aylette Buekner were Misses
Georgia and Frances Guthrie, Mrs. J.
@. Buckner and Mrs. j, d. Trimble
of Kansas City.
Much to the delight of the music
lovers of the town, Ed. V. Williams,
assisted by Misses Maude Wallace,
Mary Berrey and Tory Brooks, gave a
song recital at the Elks' Club rooms
Thursday evening. The programme,
which was varied and artistic from
beginning to end, called forth lavish
praise from the audience. Mr.. VIII
liams displayed his versatility by Civ
ing selections from the oratorlos, con
cert songs-a group of l~ove-songs, an
other Of Scotch songs and still an
other of humorous songs. One Orien-
tai l~ove-song, the scene of which was
laid on the Jhelum River in kahf
mirl, was especially pleasing. Miss
Wallace told the story in her mimi
table way and then it vas sung by
Mr.. Williams. The programme close
with "Toreadore-Hola = a concert
number of beauty and b~rilliancy Miss
Berrey gave two readings-one an
humorous selection, the other from
Victor Hugo's masterpiece. Miss
Brooks who is known to Mexico as a
performer of great ability was shown
in a new role-as that Of an accom-
PIANIST, and surpassed eve herself.
Miss Edith Gary entertained Wed
nesday evening with $500 in honoi
Of Miss Ruth Kelley, who is th'
guest Of Miss Trix Plunkett. Abou
Twenty friends were present. Mrs
Ovens Adams was most successful II
the games and was rewarded with
handsome bouquet. Delicious refres.
ments such as Miss Gary alone ha'
the art to prepare. closed the even
ing's pleasures.
Miss Berenice Bell Of Carthage
Mo, and Mark Skidmore of Sprine
field. Mo, were married Wednesday
lSeptember the 18th, at the bride
q home in Carthage, Rev. w. Ray, c
g 1.-THE congregational Church officiatin
Q The wedding was a quiet home a
fair and was witnessed by about fl