Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-27

Earl Bleds0e ard John BarkIey
were In Centralia this week for Miss
Settles house party.
Mrs. Amelia Buckley. Messrs and
Mines. @. o. Davis. Everett Black
and Miss Mary Buckley attended
a house party first OF this week, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Dowell, near Molino.
THE Aud Tyne Musikaie." CIV
by the young ladies of the Mis-
sion Circle of the Christian Church
last Thursday evening, was enjoyed
by a large audience. The program
consisted of old-fashioned music
and readings and was well rendered
throughout.
The Friday Cub held its last meet
ing for the year Friday evening at
the home OF Mrs. VIM. Brown. The Q
ira guests for the occasion were the
husbands of the Cub members, thus
maing a large pakrty. The evening
was fittingly closed with a palatabl
two course lunch.
Mrs r. r. Sanford entertained
guess at dinner Friday evening.
They we're Or. and Mrs. Handy. Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Hawthorne. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. s. Wilson. Mrs. w. W. Fry
and Miss virginia Handy.
Mr.. Robt. Montague was tho host
for a small party given Friday even
Ing in honor OF his guest, Mr.. Ralph
Montague, of Independence, Mo. The
time was occupied with games, con
versatlon and refreshments, all OF
which were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Cary Snoddy and SON Rodgers
Of ownsboro. KY, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Snoddy.
Mrs. G. o. Davis OF Lynchburg, Va
Is the guest Of Mrs. Amelia Buckley
and other relatives here. Mrs. DAVIS
VIII remain here for some time. Her
husband. Professor G. o. Davis of
Lynehburg University, has entered
the Missouri University a. Co'um-
bia for a course in foreign languages.
Professor Davis has studied In Har
ward and Europe, he and Mrs. Davis
having spent last summer abroad.
Miss Mildred Jones of Fulton and
Miss Martha Tins'ey are visiting
Mrs. Jas. F. Harrison, of st. Louis.
Miss Blanche Cove was the hostess
for the Twelve Of Us Cub last week.
The extra guess were Mm-s. Nc
Gable Howe, Rob. Snoddy, Misses
Bertha Bolts. Inez Wizard Mabel
Pitcher, Ko'a Luckie, F.an-es Mason
and Mabel.e Cove The afsernool.
was c'osed with an elaborate luuch.
Miss Alice Morris gave an informal
bridge party Thursday evening In
honor of Mrs. Frank Robertson. Her
guests wer Mines. C. A. Barnes. Va
Ness, Chas. G'endy, Hugh Cartrieht.
W. il. Coons, Frank Sanford, r. "
Montague, Sam Sharp and Mss
Frances Mason.
Miss Susie Houston gave a delight.
tul tea last Saturday afternoon for
Miss Erma Bath. Miss Barth look.
cd beautiful In a gown OF bue figure
chiffon over pale yellow crere. The
dining room table was decorated with
. large rose basket ~oonterpiee. and
vas presided over by Mss Laura
Robertson. who with the assistance
VI Misses Dorothy Blanke, France
johnson and Margaret Cave dia.
pensed the delicious buffet lunch.
The out Of town guests were Misses
Harris Mcconnell, Holiday and CLAY.
ton.
Col. and Mrs. Kohr, Major ami Mrs
Mould Misses Eliza Gibbs, Nan Can.
thorn, Mr., Ralph Buckuer and Major
Brandt left Friday for Hei2ers !
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bridge, north Of town where they
VIII camp for a week or ten days.
ON Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Maj.
Ills and Mrs. r. u. Race enbertainod
a number Of friends with a tea. Tho
guests were met at the door BY Mrs
Gallaher and escorted to tbe
punch room by Mines. ]. r. Uewellv
and William Llewelyn. smllax ana
eider flowers decorated this room
and the punch table was presided
over by Misses Dorothy Holmes and
Harriet Pasqueth. pink and white
roses were used in the reception
room Those of tho receiving line
were Mines. Maths, Race, Thompeo,
OF New York, Jos. Harvey and Robt.
snoddy. Mrs. ). e. Streff and Mrs.
=. 8 Burroughs assisted in this room
u dining room was most attract.
i've With Its dome OF smllax and Grim
son ramblers' and the table with It's
landemoroidered cloth and large
centerpiece of crimson roses. Mines.
Jos. Bolts and Chas. Clark sat AZ tbe
table and dispensed The ices, tea,
dainty sandwiches and bon bons.
They were assisted BY Misses Doro-
my Bianke, Mary Dearing, Helen Hea