Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-22

By Mas Esther Houston Phone o.

BY Miss Esther Houston Phone 81
Miss Nell McQuitty, MoberIy. is
the guest OF Miss Leila winans-
Mrs. J. D. Lane. st. Louis, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. johnson.
Miss xina White, Cedar city. Ia.
is the guest Of Miss Frances Pearl.
Misses Maybelle Wales and Lillian
Richards are visiting relatives in st.
Louis.
Mrs. Ralph Beal, jefferson City,
visited her mother, Mrs. Susie BUCK
r'or, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.. snoddy are
spending several weeks in Kentucky
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Howard Osborne, Kansas City,
has been the guest this week Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mize Peters.
Miss Maurine Heller left Friday
for Pennington where she will visit
Mrs. John Mccormick.
Miss Marie Houston will arrive
from California tomorrow to spend
the summer with her parents in this
city.
Miss Lena Johnson is home from
Columbia and will spend the sum
nier at the ]. r. Johnson country
home.
Miss Velma Johnson is home from
Columbia. She will spend the sum-
at Sunny Slope, the johnson
country home.
Mrs. w. H. Drybread, of Lawton,
Oklahoma is the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. F. L. Crosby at their country
home, Hlghview.
Mrs. w. H. Morris and children left
for Stockton, California, to
Miss Ruth Mason will ac-
company Mrs. Morris and remain
with her throughout the summer.
Mrs. Ruth Mckinney, formerly Mis-
Ruth Lemon of this city. passed
through Mexico Wednesday en-
route to points in Iowa where she
will attend Chautauquas in the capac-
ity of story teller to the children.
Mrs. r. P. Hopkins was the pleas
ant dinner hostess, Thursday, at six
o'clock, on which occasion Miss Flee
Withers was the guest Of honor.
The remaining guests we're Misses
Mamie Wright, Bessie McPheeters
and Lucille Howell. Conversation an
fried chicken were literally served.
Miss Emma Cauthorn was the very
agreeable hostess, Friday, at a six
o'clock dinner, given In honor of her
guests Mrs. Shropshire, Kentucky The
remaining guests we're Misses Mar
tina and Mary Sullinger, Cassie and
Frances Cauthorn.
Mrs. j.. w. Squires was the very
pleasant hostess, Friday afternoon,
for the Good Time Club. At the
guessing game provided by the hos
the first and second prizes were
won respectively by Mrs. Charles
Squlres and Mrs. Jackman. A lunch
at five o'clock concluded the affair.
Announcement was made Tuesday
Of the engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Frances Whitley an
Mr.. Richard Baker, of Moline, Miss
Whitley was one Of the graduates at
the High School here this spring and
.favorably known in this city.
The wedding Of Miss Isabel Harris,
and Mr.. Will Harrison, Dulut
Minnesota, is announced to take plao
on the twenty-eighth of this month.
Miss Harris is well known in Mexico,
often visited Mesdames Hous-
ton and Gibbs. Mr. Harrison is also
here, belonging, as he does,
to the Audrain family Of that name.
Mrs. H. B. Brett gave a delightful
twelve O'Clock lunch, Wednesday, in
honor, Of Misses Margaret and Eliza
beth Wilson, Independence. The af-
fair, was attended only by some
of Margaret's and E~llzabeth's little
friends from Monroe st. and Wood
lawn, was followed by a pleasant af-
ternoon spent with the hostess. The
guests were Misses Isabel Coons,
Miriam Arnold, Amelia Graham and
Mary Louise Hawthorne.
A merry picnic party spent Thurs
day afternoon at Sun Rise Park, go
ing and returning via the trolly. A
grand spread was the main feature of
the evening. Those who participated
we're Misses Nan Cauthorn, Mildred
johnson, Dorothy Deane, Geraldine
Livingston, Lucille McIlhany and Mon
mia Taylor; Messrs Harrison Brown,
Maurice Barth, Aylette Buckner, and
IIo,hort ptunLnft