Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-31

MISS FRANCES Gill.
Phone 447.

Ars sanford entertained the IN
lowing guests at dinner on Tbur.ss
evening in honor of Mrs. Franz 10,
crison Of Detroit, Miss Euzaha,h
Let's, Alicf Morris. Beth Durkee an
Mrs. Robertson. Afterward Mr., Ke,
meth sanford escorted the party !
the orpheum. \
Parties
Mrs. Mcclure and Mrs. NJ. s. Mo,
ris entertained seven tables OF IN
Tuesday evening. There were nj
prizes but the highest scores wer
made BY Mrs. 5rutop and Mr.. Bol
Rodgers.
Mrs. Maurice Phillip and Mrs
snverstein entertained the yIsit,n,
ladies' with their h~ostesses wednes
day afternoon at Mrs. silversteln's.
Among the guests also we're the lad
les who took part in their musical,
some tine ago. Those present wer,
Mrs Mtttin with her guest. Mis-,
Epperson; Miss Anne Lewis with Mr.
Barnes; Miss Barth with Mrs. Hart
zell, Mrs. Lewis Moore with Mrs
wiles, Miss Alta Richie and Mrs
+. r. Jesse and Mrs. James Jesse
500 vas played, the prize, a pair Of
gloves, going to Mss, wiles. After
the games a delicious lunch was
served.
Mesdames ]. Il. Strict and ". w.
Bolts entertained about forty Of their
guests with a Lyric party Tuesday
evening.
Fine Stationery. Correspondence
Cards. Ins4istion Papers. Always the
correct styles. 25c to 800 the box.
Worrell The Jeweler.
Mrs. Burroughs. Monday afternoon
entertained a few Of her neighbors
with a sewing party in honor Of
Miss Clara Burroughs of Edwards
vile, III.
Among the Little People.
Some Of the pupils Of No. 8. Cen.
raj School. went to Moline on al
Monday. Among them wereI
Virginia Rose Rodgers. Gladys Robin.
son, Mary McLoney, Elsie Ward, Dor
THY Rodhouse. Alaska Wright, 10y
u Wonneman, Landon Smith, Mas
Rowland and Harry Mcintosh.
Engraved Visiting Cards, Wedding
invitations, Announcement and
acknowledgement Cards. styles
prices right, and orders
WorreIl, The Jeweler.
Personals.
Mrs. Eugene Smith and daughter
rived from st. Louis Saturday to-
e the guests OF Mrs. Smiths sis
srs, the Misses Karnes.
Miss Dorothy Russell of Fargo, N
;, Is visiting Mrs. Geo. Robertson
I'd Miss Laura Robertson.
Mrs. y. d, Graham and Mrs. Mary
are In ST. Louis.
Tally Cards. Bridge Whist Scores,
anca Programs I'D Place Cards.
,-nS 2ecrzcf.
worrell. Tue Jcweler.
Mr., and Mrs. Carey Crews were
uests OF Mrs. Crews parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. sid Garrett, this week.
Mrs. Brown and o Of Fulton
re guests Of Mrs. J.. A. Guthrie.
Miss Reynolds Of Pasadena, Cal,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Daisy Mat
8, and other relatives. Miss Reyn-
Ids is returning home from an 81
stay abroad.
Miss Clara Burroughs returned to
err home in Edwardsville, ILL.,, Fri
ay after a pleasant visit to Capt.
nd Mrs. Burroughs.
The Wednesday Club met this
eek with Mrs. ]. F. Llewellyn. Mrs.
led, bringing the lesson up
/, the close Of the Revolution. Most
Interesting papers we're read. Miss
.nne Lewis read American Ballads
Irs. Roy Ferris, Minor Early Fiction
ms r. n. Locke, Conspiracy Of Pom
&C; Mrs. 1P. Green, Hamilton
nd Burr; and MrspR R. Arnold,
n Phillip Freneau; Mrs. warfI
en- on Louisiana Purchase. The
Tub meets next week with Mrs.
The Chautauqua Circle met with
irs. J. w. Lee. There were no
peciaI topics. Mrs. James Roy
ed the lesson on Social Conditions Of
he 18th Century.
Miss Martha Mason entertained
he Twelye-of.Us Club Thursday aft
ernoon. The guest of honor was
Yrs. Eugene Smith of st. Louis. 9th
n guests besides Club members
Mrs. Edgar Hartzell, Youngs
iown, o.. Mrs. Walker Of St
Louis, Mrs. Oliver Garrison Of st
louis, Miss Houston and Mrs. Hanna
Miss Margaret Reynolds, Pasadena,