Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-03
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MISS FRANCES GILL.
Phone ll7.

Ill 0AALs
Phone ll7.
Mrs J. w. Elder. of Laddopia has
peen the guest Of her Granddaughter
Miss Annie Freeman, of N. washing
ton street.
Mrs. Pat Cullen of 81. Louis.
VIII arrive next week to visit Mrs
Hearis and DR.. and Mrs. Paul Coil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kemp have
moved to Mrs. VIM. stuarf's on s.
jefferson street. where they win
board for the winter.
Miss Edna Epperson of Canton. O..
Is expected Tuesday to be the guest
Of Mrs. Oscar Martin.
Mr.. George Body of Kentucky who
has Just returned from a European
UP is the guest of Miss Laura
Robertson.
The Good Times Club met Wednes-
DAY with Mrs. Paul st. vrain. The
occasion vas in the form OF al
shower for M of their members. AL
guessing contest was INDUCED inI
and Mis-. Chas. Squires was victori.l
GUS winning a pretty bon bon dish.
Mrs. J. q. Martin gave an ele-l
tant reception at her home in Wad-I
bingham Place yesterday afternoon,
her guest of honor being her sister.
Mrs. Underwood. Mrs. Oscar Martin
sreeted the guests at the door. Mes.I
DANES George Kemp, Jas. Haskell, s..
J. Buckner and Burroughs assisted in
entertaining in the reception room
and in showing the guests to the
punch room, where punch was served
" Misses Gladys Van Ness and Ma
RE Rose. Mines, Paul e. Coil and
L. ii. Hannah escorted the guests to
the dining room, which was elabor-
ately decorated in a most pleasing
manner. The bow window was a
bauk Of ferns and potted plants, and
a frieze OF ferns was used around
the room, while the table was adorn-
ed with a centerpiece of pink and
white carnations on Cluny lace; sill
vor candelabras with pink candles,
and pink and white tulle ~festooned
from the chandelier to the table cor
ners. Assisting in this room were
Misses Dorothy Holmes, Anna Belle
criswell. Mary and Carolyn Mcveigh.
Music was furnished throughout the
afternoon by the Lyric Orchestra.
Or. w. B. Tilton who was the guest
o. Rev. and Mrs. ". A. Shullenberg-
e., returned to his home in Freeport,
H.. Tuesday.
The invitations are out for the we'd
ding Of Miss Mae Bragg, to Mr.. Carl
Wright Brown, which is to be next
Wednesday evening, at the home Of
Miss Bragg's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Kelley Ragland Bragg. Though al
licme wedding, quite a large number
Of guests are expected. 1t promises to
be N Of the social events of the
season, Miss Bragg is one OF Mex
ico's prettiest girls, beside being ac.
complis!.ed, capable and much be-
loved b. u wide circle Of friends, Mr..
Brown, Who is a graduate from the
Missouri University, is at present en-
gagged in farming near yandalia and
Is well and favorably known here.
Tho announcement Of the engage
mGbt OF Miss Eliza Gibbs and Mr..
Eben r. Price came as a surprise
TO many Of their friends. The date Of
the wedding has been set for the
ninth of October at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Gibbs, and is to be a very quiet and
private affair, though Miss Gibbs
many friends are urging her for a
church wedding, realizing what al
~prlvation it will be not to be permit
ted to see her as a bride, for Mex
leo has never known a popular
and handsome girl. Mr.. Price, who
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Price, was reared in Mexico; start
ing out here in the First National
Bank, he has shown marked ability
in his rapid rise, for he is now
cashier of the Farmers and Traders
State Bank of Billings, Mont. This
wedding will unite two Of Mexico's
most highly esteemed families.
Miss Laura Reilly has rented her
home on Promenade street and now
has apartments with Mrs. Beare, at
405 q. Monroe street.
Miss Martha Mason went to st.
Louis Tuesday for a visit with Mrs.
w. II. Nicholson of that place. Mrs.
Nicholson was Miss Bessie Maxwell,
formerly Of Mexico.
Mrs. Henry West of Los Angeles,
Cali, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Brown.
Fine Stationery, Correspondence
Cards, Invitation Papers, Always the
correct styles. CSC to $1.00 the box.
WorreIl. The Jeweler,
Miss Mary Buckner is expecting
Mrs. Romans of New Mexico to
visit her next week.
Miss Caldwell of Vandalia visited
Mrs w w Bolts this week, and went
from here to Columbia where she
will attend the University.
Miss Ethel Brown of Centralia Wis
tied Mrs. Homer Marshall this week,
Mrs. Frank Bruton has returned
from a visit in Sturgeon.
Mrs. George Harvey is in st
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Homer Marshall will
spend Sunday in Centralia, guests OF