Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-17

Mrs. W. II. French visited In st..
Louis this week.
Mrs. c. G. Madison and young
daughter Of Independence. Mo-, are
guests OF Mrs. Madison's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. q. Locke.
Mrs. w. ]. McLoney and daughter.
Maxine, are home from st. Louis. Mrs
Virgins returned with her mother to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Snoddy was hostess 70
the Twelve-of-us Club on Thursday at
ternoon. An enjoyable time over ex-
citing games, delightful refreshments
and Interesting Master John II. Snod-
dy, the 10 months old son of the hos
tess was the reward Of those, who
braved the forecast OF snow and ven
tured to Woodlawn. The guests 9th
err than the members were Mesdames
Hannah, Joe wilkins. Lewis Moore,
and Misses Frances Mason and Mary
Buckley.
Miss Alma Heidloff, who attended
Hardin the first of this year was mar
ried Wednesday, in New Canton, Ill,
to Mr.. Ellis Kendrick of that city.
Mrs. Kendrick is a sister of Mrs. H,
NJ. BarteIs of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Pollard and
daughter, Miss Mary, of Kansas City,
are in Mexico the guests Of frienrs
for several days.
Mrs. ]. r. Johnson, president of
the Mexico chapter Of the D. A. r.,
had intended to attend the national
meeting Of the organization at Wash
ington, d. c., this week, but on &C
count of the flood in the East, she di
not go.
Mrs. Rosamond Forrest and daugh
ter. Mrs. J. A. Guthrie entertained
their immediate neighbors at a sew
ing party on Friday afternoon IL
honor Of their house-guest, Mrs
Pease of New Jersey. The CUES
I sewed and chatted and later the.
i enjoyed a progressive five cours'
luncheon.
Mrs. J. d. Gates OF st. Louis wi
be the guest next week OF her oil
tor, Mrs. VIII Lee.
Mrs. Hamilton Mckinley has r.
| turned from a visit OF several day
n in Kansas City. Nc.
Miss Elizabeth Let's entertaine
the d. A. n. chapter Monday afte
noon In a very charming name
l. The Daughters arc much interested
IS in civic Improvement and the e
lowing ladies have charge OF Il
different wards: Mrs. Dearlng, MI
: Lane, Mrs. Emmons and Mrs. Atcl
y son. Mrs. bearing gave an interes
ing report of what had been done
NJ other towns along this line and 9
of pecIally in Kirksville where the ia
les have co-operated with the CT
in controlling and operating t
" street sweeper and street sprinkle
THE chapter appointed Mrs. Gee
al Kemp chairman of a Humane Soc
ty to cooperate with another lot
society of the same nature. The
are many things which women c
til manage better than men and W
af the help of the City Council, th'
lls Daughters can do wonders in
proving Mexico. Lend a hand.
or Mrs. L. ]. Farrah had as dim
leo guests Friday Mrs. James Carr
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Gamble
Edward Farrah Gamble.
Mrs. Oscar Poisson was host
for her Club on Friday afterno
d Mrs. Hamilton Mckinley won
prize. a beautiful plant. Mrs. Pois
few served a delectable lunch at
Oh. close of the games.
Mrs. Ellar Sallee of Fulton Wis
ter. Mrs. ]. F. Griffee this week and
mt, tended the Assoclational at the ]
ers tist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Rely {
mt, brated their 26th wedding anni'
9. airy Sunday and. like tho good
that she is Mrs. Rely prepare
har sumptuous dinner and invited
following friends to help celer