Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-08-08
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MISS FRANCES GILL.
Phone 447.

Niss Jane Rodgers is entertalnjn
mouse party which viii last until !
the Fair Her guests are Mise
Dorothy and vivion Partridge ~ 9.
Louis, Beulah ROdes, St. Ion +
and Bianda Wallace, Nndly, m.
quite an enjoyable party was g,vo.
thursday for Wilson McGee ana =,
naece who are hero from Chicago VI,
Gee. -"
MIS- Henry Wales was given a. 81
ti'se party at the home OF j. W. wa
scott. on w. Monroe street TNIesda,
evening. It being in honor of h
~oirohdsy. A bountiful supper wa
served on the lawn in picnic stvl,
and all present spent an enjoyabl
evening.
MN. M. ]. Ellis and daughter. Mis-
Maude, OF Des Moines. Ia. who ar,
visiting Mrs. Orion Wales. wer,
entertainee for dinner at the HON,
ct Mr.. and Mrs. Walter squires 81
Thursday.
Mrs. Charlie Squares entertained
the Good Time Club Tuesday after
roo in a most delightful manner
TIE afternoon was spent in the u.s..
ua' amount of needle work and con,
Ysrsauon after which a word con.
fest was provided by the hostess
the prize falling to Mrs. VIM, Jack.
man, Q cut glass salt shaker. Follow
ing this, a prize was offered to the
lady threading the greatest number
OF needles in a limited time. Mrs. ].
M. Martin proved herself the most
speedy and was awarded the prize
a cTocheted hat pin. Delicious re.
fteshments of ice cream and cake
concluded the affair. Mrs. B. f. Fox,
Mss Lee Fox and Mrs. Oscar A.
Walker of Galveston. Tex, were the
visiting guests.
Mrs. Buckner Carr and small
$50
daughter, Rosemary, returned to
tseir home In st. Louis, Thursday. at
ter q visit with Mrs. c, D. Rodgers
Fine Stationery. Correspondence
Invitation Papers. Always the
torrect styles. CSC to s1.OO the box.
Worrell, The Jeweler.
AFR. and Mrs. Oscar A. Walker of
Texas, who have been
visiting relatives here. left to-day
for st. Louis.
Miss Mary Banks returned last
Wednesday from q visit with friends
in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Mrs. Howard Basket OF st. Louis
Il the guest of friends here.
Miss Urath Mccall of Fulton is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Gregory,
Misfes Frances Guthrie and Hllda
Nash went to Fulton Friday for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Frank Robertson and Miss
Folly Clendenin left Thursday for
Detroit, Michigan, their new home.
Tally Cards, Bridge Whist Scores,
Programs and Place Cards,
1c to zoe each.
Worrell, The Jeweler.
hr. and Mrs. Gus Graham gave a
dinner party Saturday even.
ing. the guest OF honor being Miss
Hs.eu Oldham.
The Graham camping party came in
for the Airdome entertainment last
Monday evening, and enjoyed water
melon later in the evening, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Crab
AM.
Miss Mildred Tralle was the
hostess of a pleasant porch break
last party at 7 o'clock Tuesday morn
'ng. Her guests we're Misses Ladie
iverett and Mary Gay Fonyllle, ia
latte Bragg, Virginia Parker, Anna
and Margaret Million. The dec
,rations were yellow flowers. After
/, delightful three course breakfast,
N earI.s morning game of croquet
vas enjoyed.
A DINER party was given Wednes-
lay evening by MI. and Mrs. E. d.
for their guest, Miss Helen
oldham. Other guests were Misses
Lillian Norris, Lucille Dingle, Velma
md Lena Johnson. A number Of
guests dropped in after din
1or fc. the remainder Of the even
.ng
Misses Frances Guthrie entertain
ID guests at dinner Thursday ven
Ing IN honor of her guest, Miss Hill
da Nash OF Fort Gibson, Okla. They
were Kisses Mary Rodes, Helen Old
ham, and Martha Tinsley,
Miss Lillian Morris gave a 500 par
ty for her guest Miss Lucille Dingle,
afternoon at the home of
Mrs. G. D. Glendy, Miss Monimla
was given the prize, a silver
deposit cologne bottle. After the
games a palatable salad course lunch
served.
Engraved Visiting Cards, Wedding
Invitations, Announcement and
Acknowledgement Cards, styles
correct, prices right, and orders
prompt.
Worrell, The Jewelerl
Misses Monimia Taylor and Gerald
inc Livingston gave a delightful tea
Wednesday morning at the home OF