Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-10-17
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nuay afternoon for Mrs. p. II.
cullen. Mrs. H. P. Warden met N,
guests at the door. With Mrs. Greg
DRY and Mrs. Cullen in the recelv
ing line were Mrs. Homer Marsbar
and Miss Velma johnson. Those a.
s.sung in the reception rooms wer,
Mines. J. W. Bolts, e. H. Tinche,.
A. Barnes. P. E, Coil, sallie His
ey'W. W. Miller. D. s. Burroughs
r. Locke and R. NJ. white. This
a and parlor were decorated with
golden rod, and the library and din,
ing room with brilliant autumn
leaves and red haws which effect
was beautiful. Miss Gertrude Frv
Frances Guthrie, Marie Rose and
Grace Morris assisted in the dining
room Punch was served in the II.
orary by Misses Virginia Parker and
and Isabel Gregory.
MISS Victoria Brooks gave a small
INFORMAL linon shower last Saturday
afternoon for Miss Eliza Gibbs. Az.
ter the guests had arrived and were
all busily engaged in pleasant con.
versation, in walked a live Billiken
represented by Miss Katherine Ad-
ans. wearing a false face. ghost
rappings. and bearing the good luck
sign) carrying a basket filled with
interesting looking parcels. This has.
Ket was placed at the feet OF the
nride-to-be who received It in her
charming manner. After an interest
ed watching of the opening of the
parcels, the guests repaired to the
dining room, which was prettily dec
GRATED with scarlet geraniums and
fern leaves. and were refreshed by
a salad course lunch.
Engraved Visiting Cards, Wedding
invitations, Announcement ana
Acknowledgement Cards. styles
correct. prices right, and orders
prompt.
Wogreli. The Jeweler.
Mrs. Latney Barnes of Amarillo.
Texas, is the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis.
Miss Martha Mason returned We'd
nesday from a pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nicholson of st.
Louis.
Mines. Mary Graham, W. w. Bolts
VIM. Smithey and E. A. bearing at
tended a Presbyterian union meeting
in Montgomery City this week.
On Monday afternoon and evening
Mines. Geo. Clark and Oscar Martin
entertained friends at the home Of
the latter, for Miss Epperson of Can
ton, Ohio. The affair in the after
noon was for the married friends, an
the time was pleasantly spent with
games, at which Mrs. Maurice Phil
lip proved herself most skillful and
was awarded the prize. Younger la
dies and gentlemen we're present at
the evening party and games were
again INDUCED in, Miss Marie Rose
being successful in winning the ladie
prize, a box Of pretty MEMBERSHIPS
and Mr.. Geo. Pearson, the gentle
mems, a silk tie. Dainty refresh
ments closed both occasions.
Tally Cards, Bridge Whist Scores,
Dance Programs and Place Cards,
1c to zoe each.
worrell, The Jeweler.
The Wednesday Club met this
week with Mrs. e. r. Locke, Mrs.
Robt. Snoddy led; Mrs. e. A. Dear
ing read a paper on Our Flag"
and Miss Mary V. Houston on Co
lonial Literature" After the pro
gram a social hour was held and re-
freshments served by the hostess in
honor Of the new members, Mines. "A.
P. Green and Roy Ferris.
Thursday evening, Mrs. A. H..
Whitney entertained with a Welsh
rarebit party. Guests were Misses
Margaret Cave, Jarvis and Logan;
Messrs. John Barley and Major
Bloch.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Moore enter
tanned with a dinner Tuesday evening
the local members and their wives of
the Audrain Medical Society. Guests
were Drs. and Mines. r. I. Gibbs, II.
w. Gibbs, P. e. Coil, R. @. Strobe,
Chas. Blanke, DR.. Frank Harrison,
Miss Ped Harrison, DR.. and Mrs
Gibbs, of Curryville, and Professor
and Mrs. Herbert Pryor. Professo
Pryor made an interesting address
on "a Plan of Health Work for the
Public Schools"
Fine Stationery. Correspondence
Cards, Invitation Papers. Always the
correct styles. 25c to $1.oo the box.
Worrell, The Jeweler,
The Chautauqua Circle met Wedne
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Crab
am. An interesting study Of VIM.
ii Of Germany was discussed much
to the enjoyment of all present. The
Circle meets with Mrs. ]. e. Durkee
next Wednesday and all members
are requested to be present.
Miss Laura Robertson was hos
tess for the Daughters Of the Ameri-