Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-08-13
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as the conversation was so animal.
ed At five o'clock the hostess serv
ed delectable ices and cakes.
Mrs. W. J.. Mason ~entertainsd
some oid-time friends at dinner
Thursday. Those who enjoyed the
good menu provided by the hostess
and the pranks Of their rirIbood
were Mesdames Ida Brooks, ~ ne,
as Tom Gin. j. F. Llewellyn. Jobn
Beatty and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lee will ante.
tain Mr.. and Mrs. J.. D. Gates o, s,
Louis, Mrs, Lou omohundro Of Bowl.
Ing Green. and DR.. Charles or,o
Fair. 'ne
Mrs Carl Brown has
turned home to vandalia.
Ray and Miss Bertha Walker do.
parted this week for q visit IN chi
caso, New York and Waterbury.
Miss Edna Buckley returned Thurs.
day from a two weeks visit in Kan.
sas City. "I.
Mrs. Herman Butts and uttIa san
OF vandalia, spent Saturday and
sunday here. the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs L. F. Austin and Mrs. Davis
Misses Edna Buckley and Hal,
howeli departed today for pike
county where they will visit at tne
country home of Miss Isabel Read
ing. "
Mrs. H. r. Locke entertained a, a
l O'Clock luncheon Friday the follow.
ing guests in honor Of Miss Rnth
Clark Misses Dorothy worrell Ma.
Del and Evelyn Threlkeld, Messrs
Orlando Worrell, Ben and Sam Locke.
MISS Isabel Gregory will have as
her guests during the Fair Misses
urith Mccall of Fulton, and Lena
Brown.
Shields Moore motored to St. Louis
today to spend a few DAYS with
friends.
The al freseo midsummer Nights
Dream as given by the Hardin
alumnae for the benefit of the build
ing fund Monday evening was a de-
eided success. The evening was per-
rect the noon just right, the stage
setting beautiful beyond comparison.
the actresses above criticism. the
costumes beautiful and becoming
the orchestra music superb. Now
wasn't 1t really good? Mrs. Leeper
deserves special mention because the
success of the play wal due to her
untiring efforts. Mrs. Snoddy direct
ed the music and proved herself a
very capable band master. MIR.
Luckie and Miss Ethridge decorated
the stage, which was very attractive.
The alumnae wish to thank the mem
bers of the orchestra for their many
kindnesses. The association cleared
$1,000.
On "Wednesday afternoon twelve
girls, chaperoned by Miss Frances
Glandon, went to the woods for a pic
mic. The main feature of the after
noon was wading, kodaking and eat
ing, Those who enjoyed this outing
were Misses Elaine silyersteln, Julia
Tucker, Thelma Harrison, Pauline
Kunkel, Louise johnson, Janette
Bragg, Evelyn Threlkeld, Mildred
Glandon, Helen Coatsworth, Lucille
Duncan, Lillis Clampltt and Anna
Mcclure.
Mrs. Norton Nelson left Friday
for one of the Michigan resorts to re-
cuperate her health.
Mr., and Mrs. H. 4. Shannon are
spending their vacation near Van
dalia on the farms Of their parents,
Mrs. Bradford Sappington was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Maggie Smith
at vandalia and attended the satur-
day club,
Misses Ruth Rouse and Gladys Rob
inson are spending the weekend
with Miss Lena Reayls in Thompson.
Henry Brooks of Houston, Texas,
is here the guest Of relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Sam Cowan of Vandalia came
up Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Cowan and to take home her son, Ro-
land. who has been visiting his
grand parents.
Miss Ruth Clark Of Detroit, Mich.
is here visiting relatives.