Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-24
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MISS FRANCES GILL.
Phone 447.

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MT. Edgar NJ. Hartzell of Yopnss.
town, o., arrived yesterday to ba n
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barth
over Sunday. Mrs. Hartzel has been
their guest for the past few weeks.
Mr.. E. W. McDOnough has re.
Turned to his home in Morley, Mo-.
after a very delightful visit with his
father, Mr.. Robt. McDonough. and
family. Twentyfour years had elan
SEQ since the last meeting of father
and son.
Mrs. II. p. Barks entertained
friends Saturday afternoon in honor
OF her guest. Mrs. G. 2. Lampkin OF
~Aeytesville, No. At the close Of
the pleasant afternoon a dainty
salad sourse lunch was served by
the hostess, with the. assistance Of
Master Charles Lampkin, who was
also a guest of Mrs. Banks.
Mines. Pelide and Elwyn Locke
entertained some friends, informally
monday afternoon, for Mrs. @. G.
Madison of Independence, Mo.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Robt. MELON
ough entertained at 10 O'Clock din.
ner. The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs
R. E. McDonough, Miss Ruth Jane
McDonough and Mr.. E. W. MELON
ough, of Morley, Mo.
MISS Leila Winans entertained the
try-Johnson bridal party with a six
course dinner Thursday evening.
Fine Stationery, Correspondence
Cards, Invitation Papers. Always the
correct styles. CSC to $500 the box.
Worrell. The Jeweler.
Miss Lena johnson was the host
ess of a linen shower given last Sat
urday afternoon for Miss velma
Johnson. The guest of honor was
given a seat under a parasol in the
center of the room, and at the prop
er moment parcels were showered
down upon her from over head, fall
ing in heaps around her. The decor.
atoms for this accession in the din.
ing room were Of Halloween nature,
the table being veritably covered
with bright-colored pumpkin heads,
and two small Halloween figures
bearing the names of Mr.. Fry and
Miss johnson, moved about on the
table, when wound up. Small blach
and yellow cats were the favors fol
the afternoon. Out of town guests
We're Misses Helen Robnett, Ethe
Sykes, Frances Dorsey and Rather
inc Jones all of Columbia.
The wedding of Miss Martha Gar
rett and Mr.. Carey d, Crews, which
was solemnized at the home of th'
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidne!
Garrett, at 10:30 Wednesday morn
ing was q very quiet one. Their
were no invited guests, the only wit
~nesses being a few intimate friend
who took the liberty of dropping Il
at the appointed time, Rev. c. A
Mitchell of the Baptist Churcl
performed the ceremony. The hous'
was prettily decorated with greer
and white, ferns and white carna
tons banking the fire place. TIL
bride wore a dark blue tailor-mad
suit, hat and gloves in keeping, an
carried large bouquet of bride
roses. After the ceremony light re
freshments were served and immed
ately after Luncheon, Mr., and Mr.
Crews departed on the train for Cole
RADIO where they will visit for
month, after which they will be a
home at 81 North Newstead Avenue
st. Louis. Mrs. Crews was one {
Mexico's most intellectual and capi
bic young women, besides being a ID
yorite with all who know her Sh
will be greatly missed, Mr.. Crew
is a rising young railroad man.
Tally Cards, Bridge Whist Scorei
Dance Programs and Place Card'
lie to zoe each.
Worrell. The Jeweler.
The reception of Mines. Charlie
Harrison and Wallace Dearing held
"wednesday afternoon at the hon
of Mrs. bearing was one Of gre'
beauty and interest, The afternoe
was perfect, for the occasion, ~
THE house beautiful with gray a
tumn leaves and scarlet SALIVA. ii
guests were met at the door by Mr.
Elon bearing and conducted to Il
receiving line by Mines. w A. shal
and j. f. Griffee. In the receivil