Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-09
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Mrs. w. ". Bolts spent a fe
l. days this week in Bowling Greer
Mrs. John Mcintyre Is visiting he
: mother In Galloway county.
Mise Cope. Of Jonesburg, Is III
eues' OF Mrs. Charles Carpenter.
, Mrs. Thomas Randolph, of s
Louis. Is here for the SHARP Ritchi
wedding this evening.
Mrs. w. c. Johnson Lent Thursda.
for Cincinnati where she win spenI
a rev weeks.
The d. A. r. Chapter will hold ID
regular monthly meeting with Mrs
W. G. wilkins, on Monday afternoon
Mrs. d. A. MCMILLAN Is home iron
an extended visit with her aunt. Mrs
Bragg. I
Mrs. Lonegan. Of Denver, is thu
guest OF her mother. Mrs. s. Il
crigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Pearson cam.
up from st. Louis yesterday to at
tend the Sharp Richie wedding this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. zalinger are
domicile6 at Mrs. William Vests
Mrs. zalinger was Miss Clara Nc.
Cune.
Mrs. B. f. Robertson leaves short
ly for Washington. d, c., where she
win remain several weeks the guest
Of friends and her sister, Miss Polly
Clendenin.
Miss Ruby Richie was the guest
Of honor at a small but most pleas.
ant gathering Of girls entertained by
Miss Eva Blythe, on Saturday after
noon. Sewing and conversation
about trousseaux formed the after
moons program till a lunch was serv-
ed at five O'Clock.
The wedding of Miss Richie and
Mr.. Sharp win take place this even
Ing at eight thirty at The home OF the
bride, Rev. Shullenberger officiating.
Only a few friends and relatives will
be present. Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp
will take a short bridal strip after
which they will be t home to their
friends at the brides home till April
first when they will be in their own
home.
The members of the D. A. R,
Chapter Of this city will give their
annual party on the twenty-fourth
Of this month at the homo of Mrs.
q. W. Robertson The guests Of hon
or are to be re State officers and
Regents Of neighborfng chapters. A
number OF guests both out Of town
and In the city are expected. Mrs.
r. M. White win entertain Informal
ly for these guests on he after
noon of the same day.
A pleasant evening was spent at
the Baptist church Wednesday. when
the Missionary Society gave a So.
ca Hour for Miss Daisy Dean, Of st,
Loula, Uho was here to organize a
junior Mission Ctrcle. Miss Dean
IS the Assistant Corresponding Score
tary of the Baptist Mission Board
and her work is done for the most
part among the young people. The
officers of the Circle formed here
are: President, Mss Myrtle
Moore; Vice President, Miss Bessie
Denton; Secretary, Miss Miriam
Glandon; "~'easurer. Miss Anna Will
Hams. The new circle and Miss Dean
formed the guests at Wednesdays at
fair when a supper was served, and
enjoyed together with music and
conversation
Miss Annie Lewis was the very
delightful hostess, Tuesday evening,
for sixteen of her friends, the occa-
| sion being in honor of Miss Ritch.
lie and Mr.. Sharp. The honored guests
were symphonies in gray, he looking
handsome in a Hight gray suit and
Miss Richie appearing her usual
charming self in a pink lowered silk
and velvet yelled With gray chif-
fon. The tally cards provided for
the games by the hostess were APP
propriate to the occasion, being rep
resolutions OF brides for the boys
and OF grooms for the girls. Miss
Eva Blythe and Mr.. Joe Potts came
In for the prizes. The evening was
concluded with an elegant three
course lunch. :
The jefferson City Democrat says:
"Mrs. Sam b. Cook, assisted by
some Of the ladies Of the Christian
Church, gave a midday dinner at
her home on Wednesday. The oh
ject was to raise money for their
church. A good dinner was served
and all Of those who attended ex-
pressed themselves as much pleased"
Miss Ruth Durkee was the pleas
ant hostess for the Ne Plus Ultra
Club, on Monday afternoon The us
ual program of games and refresh
ments were carried out. The club
meets next with Miss Willie Lewis.
Mrs. Walker Pollock was the
pleasant hostess on FRIDAY Glitter
noon when she entertained THE Fleur
de lis Thimble Club In honor of Miss
Martha frost, one Of its best mem
bers. Miss Frost is leaving Mexico
today to make ller home with her sis
ter in Kentucky. A pleasant time
in conversation and sewing was en-
joyed by all present, AT the bust
ness meeting which preceded the
lunch at five O'Clock, Mrs. James
Jesse was elected President for
the ensuing year and Miss Martha
Mason was made Secretary and
Treasurer.
Mrs. McCaslin very pleasantly en-
tertained her Club friends on TUES
day afternoon. In addition to the
Regular members present, Misses
Mary Berrey, Katie Matthews and
Mamie Ringo enjoyed the after