Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-02-29
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Mrs. George Robertson is in Ne
York visiting her daughter, Mis-
Laura, who Is studying there, an
ter neice. Miss Charlotte BoeckleI
who is in school in New York state.
Miss Eliza Gibbs is the CUES
Of friends in Columbia this week.
AIRS cassgus Clay has returne
from Jefferson City where she ha
been for a short visit.
Miss Susie Houston was HON
from Marshall for a few days thi
week.
Mrs. Ellen Mason attended tn,
Joplin Convention.
Miss lrma Barth arrived hom'
Thursday from Youngstown, Ohio
Were she has been visiting 70
several months.
Mrs. J.. D. Miller Tuesday enter
tanned for dinner Mrs. Clara Snl
dow. Mrs. Russell Squirting and Mrs
Walter Peck. Mrs. Miller servet
one OF her usual splendid dinners
and a happy time was spent.
The tea given by Mrs. A. G. white
In honor Of Mrs, Henry Baker,
last Saturday afternoon was a de.
lightful affair. Those in the re-
ceiving line were Mrs. White, Mrs.
F. Llewellyn and Miss Rob
Miss Trix Plunkett assist
ed in entertaining and showing the
way to the dining room which was
rrettily decorated. the table with
Richmond roses and red shaded
candles arranged in an artistic man
ner on rich Cluny centerpiece and
doilies. The light over the table was
red shaded entwined with smilax.
The dining room assistants were
Ruth Durkee, Willie Lewis,
Victoria Brooks aud Rove. In the
room Mrs. C. A. Barnes pre-
assisted by Misses Beth
Durbee and Grace Morris.
Misses Pauline and Irene Davis OF
East Promenade street gave a party
10 a few OF their girl friends last
Morday afternoon. They had candles
On the table which they used for
casting marshmallows. On Thurs
lay afternoon they celebrated
.auline's birthday with another par
v including all the seventh
GRADE irgls. The house was decorat-
"a with red. white and blue and a
game of forming other
verbs OF "Washington's Ratchet"
vas enjoyed by the guests; Miss
Helen wilkins was victorious, win
Ing a Ratchet.
Mrs. L. r. Ferris entertained the
ehimble Club Friday afternoon.
me time was pleasantly occupied
With needle work and a guessing
,ontest. The extra guests were
Leslie Ferris, Garrard, Brat.
on, VIM coons. D. H. Cauthorn,
scudder and Sharp and Misses Nell
and Pauline cauthorn.
The Young Married Ladies' Club
vas entertained by Mrs. Robt. Strobe
afternoon, Interesting con-
Tersation was carried on through
,u- the afternoon and delicious re-
'reshments were greatly enjoyed,
rhe extra gusts were Mines. Whit
ley. F. A. Morris and daughter,
Mize Peters. J. W. Dry, Bradford
sappington. Conlon, at Hannibal, and
Miss Nell Robinson.
The Fl. F. c, and Champ Clark
Club met ON the afternoon OF Geo.
Nashington's Birthday in the base
nent Of Ross Ferris home. The OBJ
Get Of the meeting was to convert
Charlie Kunkel into a Democrat,
which was finally accomplished with
he proviso that the boys would
lot tell his father. The boys cook
I'd for themselves everything good
% eat from bacon to fudge. The
members OF this club are Ross Fer
is, Frank Houston, Frank wilkins,
Richard Barth, Blake Williams and
Charlie Kunkel.
The Wednesday Club met with Mrs,
Rodgers this week. Mrs. Arnold
ed and Mrs. Jno. Gregory had a
eaper on Chautaubrind. Mrs Will
will be hostess next week
The Chautauqua Circle met this
week with Mrs. II. T. Gibbs The
leaders were Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Tur-
ley and Mrs. Morris The Circle
next week with Mrs. Morris.
Mrs. VIM. Eller was hostess for
the Somerset Club Tuesday. The
extra guests were Mines. Jim Mar
tin, II, Atchison, Jas. Gallaher,
Amelia Buckley and Miss
Mary Berrey,
The Epworth League Social was
held at the home Of Miss Beth Dur
kee Tuesday evening. Washington
Birthday decorations were used
and games and music were the form
Of entertainment INDUCED in.
Mrs. Paul st. vrain entertained
tho Good Times Club in a most de-
manner on Washington's
Birthday. The ladies' were cos
tunes after the n Of the old
Colonial danes with caps, fichus, ap'
rons and powdered hair. For q pas
time the hostess gave each lady
pencil and paper and asked them to
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