Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-01-05

|, Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Gibbs EN-
! tertained at Christmas dinner the
family of A. s. Houston
Mr.. and Mrs ]. t. Johnson had
I for Christmas dinner Mrs. E. s. Cave
: and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Morris enter
} taaned at Christmas DINNER, Mr..
and Mrs. p. E. Locke. Mr.. and Mrs.
t E. R Locke; Messrs Sam Locke,
ST., and Jns and Ben Locke
Miss Ruth Clark most pleasantly
entertained twenty Of her young
fracnds Thursday night. Guessing
games, music. and refreshments made
the hours to pass all too quickly.
Miss Lillian Morris visited Miss
Lucille Dingle in Moberly this week.
While there Miss Dingle's mother
gave a delightful dinner dance for
the two young ladies.
Mrs. G. d. Glendy entertained at
noon day DINNER Wednesday. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Clay Ham
llton. and Mr.. and Mns. Clanton, Mrs
Charles Norris and Miss Lillian Nor
ris.
A large attendance was present on
Monday might at the Christmas dslnce
given at the EIks rooms. The JEFF
fries Orchestra from jacksonville
ILL.,, furnished the music. hi the
card room games were played, the
prizes going to Mrs. M. R. Wise and
Mr.. j. t. johnson.
Mrs. C. C. Heller pleasantly en-
tertaine6 at MONDAY dinner Mon
day. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank PARKER and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tinsley and daughter, Martha
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wallace and
daughters, Josephine, Mildred and
Anna Lacy; Miss Mamie Davis ana
Mr.. Joe Davis
Mrs. C. d. Glendy entertained at
a pleasant monday DINNER Monday
Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Lakenan; Mr.. and Mrs. C~larence
Barnes and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Morris; Misses Alice. Grace
and Lillian Norris, and Glendy and
Chas. Norris, Jr.
Miss Edna Norris entertained ON
Friday evening, at her home, some
thirty young friends. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in games
and music with light refreshments
later. Miss Norris made a per-
feet hostess.
Mrs. Wright gave a very delight
ful panty Wednesday afternoon, for
her granddaughter, Miss Annette
Smith of Bonneville. Members Of
the x. v. 2. Club of which Annette
was formerly one and some other
friends, in all numbering eighteen.
were present to neojy the i~nterestin
guessing games and refreshments
provided by tine hostess.
Mrs. George Wales was hostess at
a breakfast on Christmas Day, which
proved a pleasant family affair.
In addition to the palatable breakfast
enjoyed the gifts of the day were
opened and displayed. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wales
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Squires and family and Mrs. G.
N. Wales.
MIR. and Mrs. F. R. Jesse had a
family DINNER last Sunday, the VIII. '
llams connection being present. They G
number Mrs. Virgil Williams, Sr., v
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Rodes and G
st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. U
James Jesse and family; Mr.. and a
Mrs. Virgil Williams, of sedalia; .
Miss Alma Williams; Messrs Will "
and Ed. Williams. A
Little Miss Gladys Brand was the !
hostess at a twelve o'clock lunch on :
Tuesday. The little girls who en- /,
joyed Miss Brands hospitality were !,
Misses Eulah Pierce Helen Blakey =
and Alice Jesse. The new Christ
mas play dishes were set for the /,
party and the table was prettily dec :
GRATED in Christmas colons. !
MIR. and Mrs. F. p. McCord en- \
tertained at Christmas dinner on p
The house was beautifully c
i'm Christmas green's and n
bells A tiny tree occupied the 9
center which was otherwise q
with many good things to b
eat, DINNER was served in six /
courses and all did justice to them. r
Those pcesent were Mr.. and Mrs. ?
James ST. vrain, of Moberly; Mr.. ,
and Mrs. Paul st. 'Vrain and Mr.. and v
Mrs. W. w. JackInan. u
The wedding OF Mr.. ]. R. Smith, a
of Seminole, Ok, and Miss Anna :
Larimore, formerly a resident of F,
this city, was celebrated at one !
thirty Tuesday afternoon at the home a
of the BRIDES aunt, Mrs. R. d. Wor, :
relll Rev. j. D. Greer offtciated, )
After the ceremony to which a num- !
Der of friends were invited, a de- !
lightful luncheon was served. Mr.. !
and Mrs. Smith lett on the after
noon train for Oklahoma.
MI. and Mrs. C. H. C~ulbertson CAV q
a pleasant Christmas dinner at their Q
country homeI The Naples, last
Sunday. Christmas %colors, green {
and red, very handsomely ornament, !
ed the table and made the large tur- !
key and ~accessions appear doubly {
palatable. Following the DINNER, I
the guests were shown into the par. !
Tor where a Christmas tree had
been arranged, and from which some
very beautiful as we'll aus useful pres.
ents were received by those pres
emit. The guests were Messrs. {
and Mesdames Ms. Myers, E. R.
Myers, Jeter Crews. L. o. GILBERT
son; Mrs. Terrill; Misses Olivia and
Clara Myers; Messrs Martin Turner
and James Myers.