Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-13
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Mrs. sallle Hisey is visiting Mrs.
Wood Maddox in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buckley spent
the Fourth ia Troy.
Misses Ida and Margaret Clark
are spending a few weeks in Chlca-
go visiting friends.
w. e. Maughs and family, Fulton,
motored to Mexico last Sunday and
spent the day with Mrs, susy Buck
ner.
Mrs. Joseph Finnel returned to
JColdmbia with General and Mrs.
Henry Lee. who were guests Of Mrs.
susy Buckner during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. West, and
daughter are home from a visit with
friends in Montgomery City.
Mrs. Ferrol and sister, Miss Doro
thy Clure, Chicago, are the guests
OF Mrs. B. F. Robertson.
Miss Jean Turnbull, Nevada, is
the guest of Miss velma johnson.
Misses Eliza Gibbs, Marie and
Susie Houston and Frances and
Mary Buckner. Marshall, left Satur-
day for Paris where they will en-
joy a house party given by Miss
Emma Buckner, of that city. 1
Miss Willie Morris, during the alb
sence Of her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. F. A.Morris, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. P. e. Locke.
Mrs. Charles Luckie delightfully."-
entertained Mrs. Chas. Carpenter
and her guests, Mesdames Mason,
Hancock and Rixey. at six o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Carpenters guests, Mesdames
Mason, Hancock and Rixey, have
returned to their respective homes af
ter a delightful visit. |,
Lunch on the Lawn.
The G. W. Robertson lawn was
the cen of a very delightful picnic
on Tuesday evening, which affair
was gotten up by their friends in
ihonor of Messrs and Mesdames
Hugh Cartwright and Edward Ferrol
"A lunch, fireworks and music we're
enjoyed. Those who participated
We're Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robert
son, Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coons, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. R. Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mize Peters, Judge and Mrs. w. w.
Bolts, Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Snoddy, :
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Guthrie, MIR.
and Mrs. Van Ness; Misses Ruth
Robertson, Dorothy Clure, Fan Mas
on, Nellie Hill, Marie Rose, Gladys d,
and Pauline Van Ness, Margaret viii
son and Isabel Coons. Z
Camping This Week. (
The camping party of young people
who went out to Heller Ford, Mon
day. to spend the week are having
a most pleasant week. Mesdames
Glendye and Durkee are the chap
erons Those who compose the party
are Misses Katherine Graham, Mar {
garet Cave, Nan Cauthorn, Lucy '
Fountain and Lillian Woolery; Mes {
srs. Frank Cauthorn, Frank Poraw- {
ski, Kenneth Sanford, Sid Houston,
VOORHEES, Coons, Charles Guthrie and ]
Henry Kunkel. The following have '
been guests at the camp during the s
week: Mesdames b. F. Robertson, t
and Ferrol; Misses Dorothy Clure.
Polly Clendenin. Mary Martin and {
Ruth Durkee.
Mrs. Meheeters' Dinner. :
Mrs. James Ne Pheeters and daugh,l
;ter. Miss Emma, gave a delightful ,
six o'clock dinner Monday in honor !
of Mrs. E. ]. McMurtry, Marshall, !
Ind, and Mrs. A. B. Smith, Boom !,
vile. Other than these ladies ,
there were present Mesdames Anna !,
Wright, w. R. and N. R. Rodes, j.
G. Lakenan, Margaret Hopkins. w. ,
L. Reed and w. A. McMurtry; Miss :
Bessie McPheeters. i
Barnes Ford Picnic. S
A picnic party spent a delightful
evening Tuesday at Barnes Ford. A I
grand spread was partaken Of at s !
o'clock. Those who participated
were Misses Eliza Gibbs, Blanche +
Cove, Margaret Nicely, velma John
son, Jean Turnbull, Lena Johnson,
and Mary Martin; Messrs. Ralph s
Buckner, John Guthrie, Louis Barth,
Wallace Fry, Earl Bledsoe, Herbert
Plunkett and Joe Ricketts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitts very t
pleasantly celebrated their twenti- !
eth anniversary Thursday evening,
by inviting in thirty Of their friends. I
A porch party was enjoyed. Re s
freshments were served at 10 o'clock
Entertain at Dinner. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb White pleas
antly entertained at six o'clock din (,
ner, Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Burks, Mary lee Burks and Mrs. !
Dunnahoo and son, OF Hastings, Tex.
Miss Gibbs Breakfast. !
Miss Eliza Gibbs was the most
pleasant hostess Thursday when
she entertained at a nine o'clock
breakfast for Misses Mary Martin
and Olive Blair. A very palatable
breakfast was served in courses from
a table whose artistic note was
shown in a beautiful arrangement of
green grapes, red cherries and foil
age which decorated the center. The
guests other than the honored ones
were Misses Ruth Durkee, Victoria
Brooks, Velma Johnson, Rilla Rick
etts, Mamie Ringo and Jean Turn
bull ;Mesdames Ovens Adams and
Rolla Finley. /,
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