Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-01-22

- always acted the agreeable hos
The out-of-town guests we're Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. t. Gentle.
Miss Anna D. Fish viii spend III,
weekend with friends in Bowling
Green.
Miss Margaret spaulding of colum
bia spent a few days of the week IN
Mexico the guest OF Misses Archie
Cook. Frances Mason and Mrs. San
Sharp.
Miss Allie Howard visited friendt
In Moberly this week.
Miss Dorothy Holmes spent part OF
the week in Troy the guest of rela-
lives. Z
Mrs. J. es.s-.e w.s II. guest o,
friends in Fulton this week.
DR.. Regan, Kansas City spent last
Sunday here the guest of one Of Mex.
ioo's fair ones.
Mrs. Guy McCune OF vandalia was
a Mexico visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. M. r. Horton visited friends
in c~arrollton this week,
Miss Frances Guthrie will visit in
ST. Louis next week.
Mrs. Ciaggett offutt and children
Of Kansas City r here the guests
Of Mrs. Eugene Tomlinson.
Miss Gertrude Fry entertained about
guests with games and music,
Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
Eleanor Allison, her house guest.
A delightful evening was spent at
games, after which a delectabIe sa-
lad course lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aylette Whitney en-.
tertained with a buffet luncheon Sun
day evening in honor of Mrs Ay-
Of Detroit. Other guests were
Messrs and Mesdames Fred Pitcher,
Fred Morris, Wallace Fry and Mr.
Dan Dudley.
Mrs. Charles Claybrook had a fe
in TO lunch Wednesday. The guests
were Mesdames Rixey. Van Ness and
Zion bearing.
Mrs. Robert Arnold. jr., entertain
ed the f. A. E Club Monday after
noon.A dozen guests were in their
at the usual time. Miss See
was the fortunate one in the
Mrs. Arnold served a palata-
Bile lunch.
Mrs. w. J.. Bolts and small daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, Misses Lucille Howell
and Bertha Bolts spent Friday in Cen
tralia the guests Of Mrs. Emma Gar
rard.
Mrs. NJ. X. Cary invited In a few OF
her friends to spend the afternoon
with her Thursday. A delectable
lunch was served at 6 o'clock. Those
present we're Misses Frances Guthrie
Wallace Marie Rose, Willie
Robnett and Elizabeth Parker, Mes
DANES Homer Marshall and II. w.
Gibbs and small dughter, Ruth.
The Stoddard Society of the Presby
terrain Church had an all day meeting
to sew for the poor.A great
deal OF work was accomplished and a
social hour was enjoyed.
Miss Elizabeth Parker entertained
the Hopeful Club Tuesday afternoon.
Eleven members and eleven visitors
we're present to enjoy sewing quiet.
ly CD for an hour. The extra guests
wore Misses Edith Crosby, Irene Ro-
don. Ligia Bolts, Ethel Reed, Virginia
Parker, Lille Bell, LaRelne Warden,
Grace and Helen Averitt and Mrs,
Marvin Cary. The hostess served q
delectable salad course.
Mrs. f. III. WWhsta invited the 10
of.Us Club to her home on Tuesday.
A delightful hour was spent at the
games where Miss Lena Johnson prov
cd herself most competent by win
ming the prize. a book. Mrs. White
served dainty refreshments.
Miss Elizabeth Price took several
Of her friends to the Lyric Monday
afternoon, afterward refreshing then
with Ices at The Gem. The guests
were Misses Frances Guthrie, BERTHE
Bolts, Leila Winans, Wee Barley,
and Mrs. Martin Yates.
Miss Ruth Durkee was hostess foi
the 12-of-Us Club Thursday afternoon
All twelve members were present ant
Mrs. w. R. Kohr was the only guest.
A palatable lunch was served.
Mrs. w. c. Johnson gave an enjoy
able noon day luncheon Monday II
honor OF Mrs. James Trimble of Kan
sas City. The guests were Mes
danes @. w. Robertson, R. r. Arnold
w. w. Fry, Walker Pollock, Wallac'
and Elon bearing.
Mrs. W. w. Pollock has continue
her delightful entertainments aithouf
she is not spending the winter a
her beautiful country home Pollock
place. "She was hostess at a l o'clocI
luncheon on Tuesday to the follow
ing ladies'. Mines. Van Ness. VIII
wilkins, Wallace and Elon bearing,
w. C. johnson with Mrs. ]. G. Trim
bile OF Kansas City as the honore'
Misses Kota Luckie, Georgia an
Frances Guthrie The table decoration
were pink carnations; a flower wa
placed al each plate,
The Wednesday Club met with MI
w. c. Johnson. Thirteen members
were present. Miss Mary Houston l'
the lesson. Special duties we're co
moen's "Luciad" compared with OF
er eplcs, Mrs. Ferris; LeMaitre s'Foi
giyeness," Mrs. Cauthorn and Curre'
Events Music and Art, Mrs Canthor'
THE next meeting will be with MI
Llewellyn.