Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-03-21
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MISS FRANCES GILL.
Phone 447.

'no. Lane left to-day Il
50 Louis for a few days visit.
Mrs. Maurice Phillip and Mr.,
cohn We're in St. Louis atten M
the Theatre this week.
Misses Frances Mason and L,ti
Vaughn spent Sunday in st. LouI
tho guests Of Mns. x. P. Wiley.
Nj. and Mrs. d. D. Graham an,
Mrs, Mary Graham have returned
from Cuba and the South. wher,
they spent the winter.
Mrs. Ben Canada Of Sturgeon wa
tho guest OF Mrs. csssius Clay thh,
week.
Miss Eliza Gibbs returned from
Paris yesterday.
Mrs, p. R, Locke and Mrs. r. A
Morris were in ST. Louis this
week TO attend the Grand OPENING.
OF the stores there.
The stoddard Society held a so
cia1 meeting Thursday afternoon a
the home Of Miss PED Harrison.
The Tuesday Club met this wees
with Mrs. w. A. Mcclure. Mines.
Robinson. Belle Moore, joe NC.
and Miss Bertha Bolts were
the extra guests. The afternoon was
spent in the enjoyment Of games
and a two-course lunch. Mrs. VIII
Lee was successful in securing the
Club prize. a salad fork, and Miss
Bolts was awarded the guest prize,
an olive fork.
Mrs. Louis Moore VISA the hostess
for the Twelve Of Us Club on Tues
day afternoon Her extra guests
were Mines ~Silverstein, Poisson Joe
Moore, Cohn. Misses Julia Cunning
ham and Mayme Ringo. Delightful
refreshments were served oft the
close Of the afternoon.
The Young Ladies Missionary Cir
Gle OF the Christian Church en-
ioged 2 sccial evening at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. ShulIenberger last
Monday. A good musical and liter
airy program was given after which
refreshing chocolate, waters and bon
bons were served.
The Chautauqua met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. L. R. Ferris.
Mrs. Durkee led on Epic Of Drama
and Novel; and Mrs. ]. w. Lee on
The Novel, the Novelette, and the
Short Story. The Circle viii meet
next week with Mrs. J. G. Moore.
The Good Times Club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. J. w.
suuires, After an unusually pleas
ant social hour. a word game was in
dulged In. Mrs. Frank McCord,
receiving the prize. a copy or one or
the famous Madonpas. The after
noon was closed with a nice two
course lunch.
The Wednesday Club met this
week with Mrs. Handy. Mrs. Rodg.
ers led ana there were two papers,
Margarite Audoux by Mrs, Bolts
and the Latin Quarter by Miss
Annie Lewis. Mrs. Wilson will DO
hostess next week
The II. A. II. Club met on Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Montague.
Mns. F a Morris received the prize
for her skill during the afternoon.
The guests OF the club we're MINES.
A II Whitney, Hannah. Arnold. Sr,
Richard Phillips and Canada Of
Sturgeon.
Mrs. S. p. Emmons entertained as
guests for luncheon at noon to-day:
Mines. H. L. Davis, j.. G. Handy, J
G Lakenan. J @ King, Chas. Clay
brook, F. R. Sanford. Jesse Aalen,
f. Il Crosby and Robt. Luckie.
The Misses Karnes entertained at
dinner Thursday evening Misses
IMaude Wallace, Martha Mason and
Gertrude Fry. After dinner DR..
Carl Pasqueth and Mr.. Russell En-
mons were guests for the evening.
Mrs. r.. P. Hopkins gave a pleas
ant dinner Wednesday. Her guests
wen Mines. Amelia Buckley, Fred
Brand, Robt. Crews, Virgil Williams
and Miss Mamie Myers.
Mrs. Fred Brand entertained at
dinner Sunday the following guests;
Mrs. Robt. Crews. Misses Electra
withers. Bessie M~cPheeters, Bees
sic Woods. Eta Herman and Lu-
Gle Howell
Mines. J. t. johnson, R. D. Wor-
rell and r. NJ. White were dinner
guests Of Miss Nell coons On Thurs
day.
TIL debate between the Sunday
| School classes OF Mrs. Cave and
Miss time Houston held last Tues
dav evening at the home Of Mrs
Cave was an interesting event. Miss
es Mabel INhrelkeId. Dorothy Wor'
rell and Ann6 Crawford upheld the
affirmative side and won, While Ben
Locke. Howard Wayne and Fred Dos