Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-03-05

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4 GOOD at tongue-lashing, I'm
rreat and near-great column,
President Wilson and Champ
have been confined to my
H. a " severe cold"
sico people who are enjoying
IN from home this winter In
and Mrs. R. R. Arnold and
Norge Harvey who are in St
hrg, Florida; Mrs. Elizabeth
|su Altus. Oklahoma; J. F. and
Affee, E. D. Graham and Mrs.
and Mr.. George Kabrich in
sopio. Texas; Mrs. Jas. Wise,
A Rock, Ark; Mrs. cortez Ed
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Hox-
4 Miss Ruth Hoxsey in Los
. CCali.; Mrs. clayence
land children in Tuscon, Ariz.
hem write back that they are
4 the change and methinks
hdlords are. too.
hi Mrs, W. II. Brown will
Id month for California to re-
lii they get tired Of that land
.hine then they will return to
lzzou."
Gates and wife OF st. Louis
|sts of Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Les
krt Plunkett entertained al
Sunday the following friends,
Turner Williams, John Bar
Ia ]. F. LANCE. II was in
lion Of his birthday and Mrs
u had provided a sumptuous
Herbert now le the proud
sbr OF two dozen years.
\ Charles Morris was at home
his. Frank vanNoss on Wed
10 about 30 OF their friends
usement Of the Afternoon wa
Bridge. At the close o.
hes the hostesses served al
.lng twocourse lunch, Ths
but Of town guest wa
eay Of Jefferson City.
Elizabeth Parker left Frida,
Weeks visit with Mrs. Tinnte
|ng and family in Columbia
i are out for a large musical
Iglven on Tuesday by Mrs
David Lee for her house-par
be guests win be Mesdames
hates, St. Louis, Henry Camp
bve Ball. Misses Nell Farrell
|anche Purnell, all of Bowlnl
Lucy Van Deyenter visiteI
bonia this week.
and Mrs. Gus Pasqueth left
sday for their home in Milwa'
#fter a delightful visit OF ten
It'll his brother.
! Modern Woodman entertain
Monday evening was a very
b affair. About 200 guests wei
/ to enjoy the musical and ii
zfd lunch which was served
ste hour.
W. Clyde Johnson ana elha
De Laporte are home after
ht visit with relatives in La
and Mrs. G. C. Brown visltt
Ter this week.
and Mrs. Z. d. Graham lea'
to-day for Southern Californil
nd the rest Of the winter.
Seniors gave themselves al
4 Of Mcmillan High a Mart
ngton party Monday evening
OF Miss Miriam Glandon
] forty guests we're present
& the games, conversation a
Il Most OF them were IN {
& dress. The oldfashioned gar
bDers which was played at I
q House furnished ample anu
& Miss Miriam Glandon and Pr
81 Collett acted as king q
q while Miss Mabel Threikel
Orlando Worrell served tn
#fully as Prince and Princess.I
81 crowd danced the minuet. 2
! in the dining room was respl
with a hugs bouquet Of re
white carnations, red and WI
feam and cake and red. wi
blue mints were served.
81 and Mrs. II. B. Brett Inv
! a few couples to dance Mo
venlng. The guests we're
And Mines. f. r. Sanford, J.
hgton, L, B. Hawthorne, R.
Jr. and Mrs. Frances @
pes Frances and Miriam Clan
: entertain tonight with a no
~ In honor of their guests
nbia, Misses Vera Hoicomb,C
q, Stella Coleman and Anna
ION.
sfs' Il, A. bearing entertained
"A e, Club quite deliberately
The dining room was espt
#estive with its soft lights
ponious colors. The center
the table was a huge 5asks
Fpetals filled with fruit. The
hades were all Of rose petals.
eshments carried out the patl
eme Of the day for small hate
%fries and flags were visible
plate. Later the guests We
"a into the dining room wi
Il Frances Cooks Clay poured {
|sts other than Club members
DANES r, II. Sanford, f. r.
~ W. W. Fry, Harriet Rutle
", Burlington, Chas Morris,
ndy, Joe Lakenan. walker Ps
Miss Gertrude Fry. Mrs.
N only out-oftown guest.
lrs' II. B. Brett gave sewers
friends a dancing party 81
afternoon, About ten ladies
Rsent and learned some NOR
new dances under the
p Of Miss Dorothy Dean VIII
returned from st. Louis
has been studying dancing
~ served tea and sandwich