Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-26
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MISS FRANCES GILL.
Phone l47.

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Ms and Mrs. W A. shnllenboreo-
a are entertaining Mrs. shullenberv
ers brother, DR.. W. B. Tilton :,
Freeport, Ill. Vi
j Mr and Mrs. c. A. Adams drove
70 Vandalia Friday. They will vi.,,
. r. Geo Adams while there. '''
Mr.. David chasuoft is the e,ss,
/ OF his sister, Mrs. Maurice phillip.
MISS Mary Martin of Kansas citv
Is the guest Of Miss Ruth Durkee
Fine Stationery. corresDoudance
Cards. Invitation Papers. Always the
correct styles. 25c to s1.OO the boz.
Worreli. The Jsweler.
Mrs. J. w. Montague and daugh
ter, Miss Mary Montague, have room
Eat the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Luckie Mr.. and Mrs. Luckie are AZ
their country home in stoddard coun.
MISS Susie Houston went to Mar
shall last week where she will con.
duct a class in music.
Miss Trix Plunkett returned Mon.
DAY from an extended visit with Mrs.
Bruce OF Fort Smith, Ark.
Mrs. A. S. Houston and Miss Ell.
"a Gibbs visited in Paris this week
Mr., and Mrs. Austin Lewis are
domiciled in the pretty bungalow on
their farm northwest of Mexico.
Tally Cards, Bridge Whist Scores.
Dance Programs and Place Cards
1c to zoe each.
Worell. The Jeweler.
Miss Gladys Van Ness gave a
Pheasant tea Monday afternoon for
MRS Austin Lewis Other guests of
honor and in the receiving line were
Miss May Bragg, Mrs. Eugene b.
street, Mrs. Homer Marshall, Miss
Velma Johnson, Mrs Fred Llewellyn
and Mrs. Guy Motley all Of whom
are brides or brides-to-be. The din
ing room table was adorned for the
occasion with large basket of flow.
ers. Mines. Chas. Morris, Charles
Claybrook and VIM. coons sat at
the table and with the assistance Of
Mines p. A. Dearing and G. D. Glen
dy, dispensed the refreshments,
Miss Sarah Greenleaf Frost passed
through Mexico first of the week.
She was met here by her sister, Mrs.
Williams of Glenwood, Mo, and
while in Mexico they were guests
of Mrs. J. F. Llewellyn. Miss Frost
was on her way to Washington, D.
G., where she will teach in one of
the fashionable schools, the coming
winter.
The young ladies' sewing club met
Monday afternoon with Miss Irene
Roden. The next meeting, which
Is set for two weeks from that date.
will be with Miss Elizabeth Mcclure.
Engraved Visiting Cards. Wedding
Invitations, Announcement and
Acknowledgement Cards. styles
correct, prices right, and orders
prompt.
Worell. The Jeweler.
The Good Times Club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Hatcher.
Mrs. Chas. Squires was successful in
winning the pretty hand.painted plate
for efficiency in the word contest
provided for the entertainment of the
occasion. Mrs. Potts of Galloway
county was the only out of town
guest present.
Mrs. Martin Yates, Misses Inez
Willard and Margaret Cunningham
were dinner guests of Miss Frances
Guthrie Monday.
Mrs. T. H. BARLEY, Helena, Mont,
Mrs. G. r. Adams and mother, Mrs.
II. S. McCune of Auxvasse were the
guests of MIS-. T, A. Threlkeld this
week.
At the Library Board meeting on
Tuesday it was decided that the
Board meeting and annual election of
the Federated Clubs should be the
second week of October, the exact
date to be announced later. All Of
the members of the Wednesday Club,
the Chautauqua Circle, the Daughters
of the American Revolution and the
members at large are urged to aJ-
tend this meeting.
Mr. Wright Hickman of Slater,
Mo. has been the guest Of Miss Ruth
Winscott the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. w A. Shullenberg-
er entertained Mr.. and Mrs. y. B.
Street at dinner Friday evening, in
honor of their guest DIR. w B. Til
ton DR.. Tilton and Mr.. Street wer
were schoolmates in William Jewel
College.
Miss Julia Ross was hostess for
the Thimble Club Friday after
noon.
The Chautauqua Circle met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Graham The work for the year
was discussed, after which refresh
ments we're served by the hostess.
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