Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02
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Mss FRANCES GILL
Phone 447.

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MISS FRANCES GILL
Phone 447.
Mrs. C. c. Cole. of Tulsa, Ok. win
arrive next week to visit Mrs. L. NJ.
White.
Mrs. Louis Mcbride, of Moberly, Is
the guest of Mexico relatives.
Miss NIaude Wallace spent Sunday
and Monday in St. Louis.
Mrs. D. A. Mcmillan passed through
this city this week going from Fulton
to St. Joseph.
Mrs. Howard Bailey of st. Louis is
the guest of Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne.
Mr.. S. B. Cook of Jefferson City
vlsised his daughter, Mrs. Cassius
Clay, this week Mrs. Clay accom-
panied him home where che will
visit for a few days.
Mrs. Burlington and small daughter,
Mildred. left Thursday for Lou's'sha
and st. Louis where they VIII visit.
Mrs. C. C. Hammond of Salisbury
was the guest of Mss Houston this
week.
Mrs. A. S. Houston and son, Frank.
returned Monday from a shorE visit
In Paris
Mrs j. H. Minor gave a pleasant
little parry last Monday evening en-
tertsInirg her guess with the radi-
opticon views of DR.. Wallaee's Euro
peaa trip
Mrs. r. v. Montague q 'er;ained
four tables at 500 Tuesday evening,
her guests, of honor bsdng Mrs. Cren-
shaw ard Mrs. Howard Bailey.
The Freshmen Numbering sixty pu-
Rns. gave their first class social
event Thursday afternoon. They had
planned taking lunch to the woods
for a picnic, but instead Of the
threatening weather, decided 10
have a feast at the High School in.
stead.
After enjoying all the various good
things to eat, they were requested
by Robert Robertson, one of their
number. to form a group out in front
OF the building where he awaited
them wlEh a camera and took sever
a photographs Of the class and the
teachers.
Mrs. Ovens Adams gave a noon-da
luncheon "wednesday in hoaor Of
Mrs. Fraker Of shelbyville, III. Her
other guests were Mrs. J p Durkee
and Miss Ruth.
Mrs John 0rear entertained the
f. A. L. club with a luncheon Mon
day. Mrs Howard Bailey, St. Louis,
was the guest Of honor. Other ex-
ira guests were Mines. @. G. Madi-
son, Independence, Harvey, Kohr,
Bragg and Mss Tine Houston.
The large round table was beau't
full with a ported pink rambler rose
surrounded by ferns, on a center
piece Of Cluny lace.
Tue sday the Kings Iapgh ters held
al all-6ay meeting a. the home of
Ms, VIM. R'xey. TIL gu S 0 hon
or We tie 'adtes from the Home
There were about forty members pres
emit in the morndng and callers were
r ceved in the af ernool.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Fl.
b. Brett was the hostess at a tea.
Mrs. Brett and her guests of honor
Mrs. Crenshaw Of Virginia and Mrs.
Howard Bailey, Of ST. Louis all
beautifully gowned composed the re-
cedving line, In the dining room
Mrs. r. n. Arnold presided at the
pretty daffodil-deco red table. Mrs
Robt Arnold and Mrs Lee Haw-
thorne also ass's'el in en- erta'nl9g
Mrs Robt Arnold entertained her
friends at a bridge party Tuesday af-
ternoon, in honor of Mrs. G. G. Madd
son of Independence, and Mrs. How
and Bailey of st. Louis. At the
close of the afternoon the guests re-
paired to the dining room, where
Mrs. Crenshaw and AIRS. Jos. wal
kins presided gracefully at the table.
which was decorated in an artistic
manner.
The Chautauqua circle held its
last meeting for the year with Mrs
; H. |, Tur,ey- The DISCUSSION for the
afternoon was Hal House. Officers
were elected as follows. Mrs. Mary
Grahsm President, Mrs. Price John
son, ffss vice president; Mrs. Jas
: Roy, second vice president and Mrs
j. G.. Moore. Secretary.
} The Tuesday Club held Its las
meeting Of the season with Mrs. w
e West this week. The extra guest
were Mines S. J. Buekner, H c
Tucker, Bush. Misses Marie Ros'
/: and Barley Mrs, Geo. Lee car
s. rled off the Club Prize, a prett!
/ pitcher, while Mss Rose was givei
the guest prize, a plate.
! The Good Time Club met Tuesda.
! afternoon with Mrs, Bert Squ'res.
BRICK FOR SALE.
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