Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-22
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MISS FRANCES GILL.
Phone 447.


Mrs. Mcmillan passed through
Mexico Friday. en- route to her
home In Fulton. after All extensive
) visit IN Atiansa, Georgia, and
chattanoosa. Tenn
Mrs. chas Clark invited few
f-iends In yesterday afternoon for
Somerset Mrs. Henry Baker and
Mrs. H. E. Truck. both Of st. Lou
"a were the only out-of-tovn guests.
The Mcmillan Athletic Assocfa-
It'on held short reception after
the basket ball game Friday even
lirg for the girls Who attended and
tine Hannibal boys. Misses Fran
ces Johnson and Dorothy Blanks
served punch and WATERS.
Mrs T. J. Basket and Mrs Green
Mccall Of Fulton and Mrs Boyd
ot Mccredie were die guests Of
friends here this week.
airs. Henry Baker is the guest Of
Mrs. A. G. White.
Mrs H b Truck df St. Louis,
+ the guest Of her mother. Mrs,
! R Johnson
The cbautauqua met Wednesday
with Mrs H. |. Turfey. Mrs G b
Norris and Mrs Ralph Luckie were
Headers The Circle via meet next
week with Mrs r 7 Gibbs,
The Wednesday Club met with
ATrs Rodgers this week. Mrs. Guth--
rte led, and papers we're given as
follows. The Diamond Necklace. by
Miss Anne Lewis, Taine by Mrs. D.
II. Cauthorn, Sandeal by Mrs Rodg-
ers and Empress EngenIe by Miss
Marie Rose. Mrs. Laewetiyn win be
the next hostess
Mrs. ] u. Martin Of Waddinghanl
place was hostess for the Tuesday
Club this week. The extra guests
We're MINES. Underwood, yandeyen-
ter. Sam Sharp, Geo Kemp, os-I
car Martin and Miss Alta Ritchfe
Mrs, Haegler was the most skill
full Club member and was awarded
cut glass spoonhoader, while Mrs.
vandeventer was given Dresden
plate as the most skillful guest,
have a secret to tell you, The |
members Of The Commercial Club |
realizing 1t is Leap Year--those OF |
the Club who attended the noon day |
banquet at Hotel Hoxsey Friday
realizing ii is Leap Year, should |
say acted out the girls part TO a
finfsh. have a friend who told me
she called at five different places Of
business to see the head man and at |
each store was told Mr. was
at the barber shop. Mr. has
gone to get shaved, etc, -ete. Would |
ytu have believed it--at simple lit-
tie luncheon of men only--that with
the stress OF business they could
take the time? Well, not only |
those five, but listen: every one Of
them was shaved and powdered. etc,
for my friend saw an Of them and
said SO.
Mrs s. 2. Emmons was hostess
ait delightful luncheon satur-
daw when she entertained her For
esen and Home Missionary Com
nltttees. Her gusets were MINES.
Handy, Rodgers, Sanford, George
Kemp, Fry, Reed and Catcher.
Mrs Fry's luncheon Last Friday
was in the nature Of Valentine
party, hearts and red decorations be-
ing used on the table, width q center
piece OF Richmond roses and place
cards Of cupid,s with hearts Mrs
Fry's guests were Mines Handy,
Emmons, Rodgers, Mitchell, kel.
50, Jas Buckner, Chas. Buekner.
sa,'aee beaf.ns. Ropss ai~pia' go
ioiti anl Na''spfooA'
Al elaborate doll luncheon was |
given on 1t Valentines Day by |
llttde Miss Amelia Graham The |
houee VIA decorated with valen-
tine Ana red heart decorations. and
IL fIve.eoutSe luncheon enjoyed
by Indy doms az Emily Gibbs, Mar
ganet Wilson Mary McLonev. vir- !
gtnia Rodgers and Mareipa John |
son,
Miss Beth Durkee gave 9 pieasans
musical party last Monday evening
N honor Of Miss sherwalter Of
KANSAS City Misses snerWaltegs
sisted ~ the crowd. furnished the
music after which cards we're en-.
loved
The Leap Year Party gaYen fues-
day evening at the Eiks 1iup
rooms by the wives and friends q
the Elks, was q decided success
and was greatly enjOyed by almost