Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-05
MISS FRANCES GILL.
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Tally Cards. Bridge Whist Scores.
Dance Programs and Place Cards
lc to zoe each.
Worrell, The Jeweler.
Mrs. George Brock has been an.
tertandng Mrs. Hayward and Miss
Rowan Of MarshfieId. Wisconsin, ana
Miss Martha Shea of Cape Guardian.
Mo-, all Of whom returned home
this week.
MT and Mrs 9 A Buckner are at
Mofett, Lake Michigan.
Miss Dennie Kelso has returned
nom a visit with Miss Mabel Brock
OF Fort Smith. Ark.
Miss Willie Hook will leave next
week for Sandwich, ILL.,, where She
VIII teach in the Public Schools.
Fine Stationery. Correspondence
40S' INVITATION Papers. Always the
correct styles. 25c to $500 the box.
Worrell. The Jeweler.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Marshall are
visiting Mr.. Marshali's grandmother,
Mrs. Eliza Marshall of Kansas city
Kan. II
Mrs. w. w, Bolts and Miss Ma
RE Rose attended the Chautauquasl
In Bowling Green and vandalia this
week. f-fls1
Mrs. J. M. Pollard and daughter,
Miss Mary, Kansas City, are guests
OF Mexico relatives and friends.
Miss Lnnte Allison of st. Louis is
the guest of Mrs. J. r. johnson at
her country home.
Engraved Visiting Cards, Wedding
Invitations. Announcement and
Acknowledgement Cards. styles
correct, prices right, and orders
prompt.
WoneLl, The Jewelerl
Miss Mary Houston has retuwned
from am extended visit In Salisbury
The Misses Houston Wild soon be
domicIled In their home on East
Jackson street for tho coming win
ter.
Miss Lolita Cornett leaves next
week for st. Louis where sho win
attend St. Hizabeth's Institute.
Miss Ruth Robertson is visiting
IN Bunceton, Mo.
Miss zella Ashworth has returned
a visit with her brother in
Sheridan, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. J VIM stueck, Jr.,
81 Louis, arrived today to be the
guests OF Mrs. Stueok's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM b Whitney.
Mr.. C. P. Hedges, the missionary
from Africa, who visited here in
The early summer. will be married on
September II, to Miss Lilly Bow
OF Illinois.
The Intermediate Missionary Soci-
ty of the Christian Church enjoyed a
avn party Thursday evening at
The home of Mrs. F. A. Pearl, whose
avn was decorated for the occar
slon, with Japanese lanterns. About
young people were present
md all reported a delightful even
ing.
Messrs. Joe Luckie, b. M. Bush,
Henry Uewellyn and DR.. Pasqteth
their tennis Tuesday for a
camp near East Lake, east of town.
"A picnic crowd, chaperoned by
Miss Ford went out on the car
line to Skull Lick last Tuesday af
Iernoon. Those in the party were:
Hams, HARRIET Winans, Edna Nor
ris, Elizabeth Mcclure, Bernice
Smith. Louise willard and Mildred
Wallace.
Miss Hilda Nash of Fort Gibson,
Okla, was the guest of honor ait al
bun1Slng party Monday night at the
FERNS cabin. north OF town. The par
ty was chaperoned by Miss Anne Lew
is, and was composed of Misses
Dorothy Dean, Frances Guthrie,
Dorothy Holmes, Geraldine LiVings
ton, 1nez Willard, Ligia Bolts, Will
lie Robnett and Carolyn and Mary
McVeigh.
Miss Bernice Smith gave q Lyric
party Thursday evening. Guests were
Misses Lolita Cornett, Ruth Hoxsey,
Anna Williams, Edna Norris, Mil
dred Wallace, Louise Willard and ELI
abeth Mcclure.
A few friends spent the evening
quite pleasantly with Miss May
Head and Mrs. Lee Head, of joplin,
who has been a guest at the Head
home for some time,
Mrs. Robt. G. Strobe Is entertain
ing Misses Agnes and Margaret HayeI
OF Hannlbai. On Tuesday evening
Mrs. Strobe gave a theatre party at
the Lyric. with supper at her home,
afterward. Other guests We're Miss
es Mildred Glandon. Catherine and
Eleanor Adams, Helen Cave, Isabel
Coons Leaf Holiday, Lady and
Cay Fonville. On Wednesday after
noon, Mrs. strobe entertained with
q party for her guests. Others who
njoyod Mrs. Strode's HOSPITALITY
were Misses Louise and Marclna jon
son. Isabel and Pauline Craddock, 10
.nte Bragg, Anna Mcclure, India and
Bragg, Anna Mcclure, India and
Barbara Johnson, aud Annie Lacey
Wallace.