Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-25
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MISS FRANCES GILL
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Miss Minnie slengler and Miss To-
SO Anderson of Elgin. M. yIs,toa
tAeir uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana Ms
y Aelman, recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Graham ami
daughter. Amelia, went to Mohorlv
! thursday in the new Graham A..
hey returned Saturday.
Tally oards. Bridge Whist Scores
Dance Programs and Place Cards
10 to 2Oc each.
Worrell The Jeweler.
MISSES Frances and Mary Carter
ieft Monday for an extended trln
through Oklahoma and California
Mise Carter will teach near sno-
Kane. Washington, next year. Mis-
mary Will return home after the
trip.
The Il. A. D. Campers returned
Monday reporting a Jolly good
time.
Engraved Visiting Cards, Wedding
invitations, Announcement and
Acknowledgement Cards. styIes
correct, prices right, and orders
prompt.
Worell, The JeweIerl
Last Tuesday, a family picnic
crowd took lunch and spent a pleas
ant evening in Mr.. Wallace Bearings
pretty pasture, west Of town. They
We're the families of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Price, A. H. Moore, Chas.
HARRISON Wallace bearing, t. NJ.
Gill and Mrs. Angie Gary.
Mr., and Mrs. E. d. Graham and
guest, Miss Oldham, Mrs. Mary Crab
am, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Graham and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. L~auriston
Hannah are camping for a few days
near East Lake.
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Phillip gave a
delightful unique dance and bunlhing
party Thursday evening in honor Of
their guest, Miss Spear. Of st. Jo-
seph. An archaeological, outdoor
dancing platform was arranged on
the lawn, and the PARTY, composed of
some ten couples, danced until a late
hour, when a delicious lunch was
served, after which the party dis
banded, the young ladies remaining
for a bunking party with Mrs. Phil
lip. Other out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Cohn of Texas and Miss Hor-
tense Frank of Pennsylvania.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure gave a pic
mic Thursday evening to a crowd of
about thirty young people. They went
to East Holm, and after enjoying
their picnic lunch, boarded the a
for the social at Colonial Hill, and
later returned TO spend the remainder
of the evening at the home of Miss
Elizabeth.
Mines. Leila Mitchell, Clay Nc
Clure and II. M. White were dinner
guests of Mrs. Bruton Thursday.
Fine Stationery. Correspondence
Cards, Invitation Papers. Always the
correct styles. Csc to $1,00 the box.
Worrell, The Jcweler.
MISS Mary Lee Burka gave a pleas
ant tea Thursday morning for her
guest, Miss Cristine johnson, OF
Rocky Ford, Colorado. The guests
we're met at the door by Miss Elaine
S%ilverstein. In the receiving line
we're Misses MaryLee Burks, Cristine
johnson, Katherine Waite, of oklaho
ma City and Irma Wilson of Boulder
Colo. Miss Helen Wilkins assisted
in the reception room. escorting the
guests to the punch table where
Misses Gertrude Cunningham and
Janet Bragg stood. Miss Reet
showed the way to the dining room
which was beautifully decorated II
pink and white, and Misses Mary
ScuddeH Jennie Parker, Anna Nc
Clure and Evelyn Threlkeld assisted
in serving the delicious refreshments
Mrs. Etna Williams went to Bur
lington, Iowa, to-day for a visit of {
few weeks. She will return here be
fore going to her home in California
The Jefferson City Democrat-Trlb
une says. zone Of the very delightful
dIIdlFS OF luuTSudg was 'hV 0'S
party given at her home ON Washing
ton street by Mrs. Sam b. Cook
Charming and gracious ever, yet 1t b
in her own home as hostess thao Mn
Cook is the most attractive. Th'
guests were: Mesdames S. P. Brougl
.ton. W. w. Sutton. Chas. RaVelle, in
II. Cutten. Paul Hunt, Ramsey, A
, Price, e. J. Miller, Jno, Clarke, I
, Grafton, S. Ewing, o. H. Manchester
! C. b. AlIbrttain. Mr.. and Mrs, Gnu
, ten. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Beal an
/ Misses AGNES s. shacklefond an
, Mathilde Dallmeyer. A delicious !
course lunch was served During tn
! evening.
n Mrs. Mary f. jackson announce
d the enlargement of her daughterMar
Hardin, to Mr.. John Langtry WasI
a ~ington of Fulton, Missouri, the we'
" ding to take place in the late sur
mer. Miss Jackson is one OF Me.
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