Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-11-26

- Ag' W. II. looms, X.
X Arnold, IT,; L. NJ. White, L. B
Hawthorne, Chas. Claybrook, E. A.
bearing, A. o. Adams, Clarence
Barnes and sallie Hisey. Mrs. A. 0.
Adams received the favor of the af-
ternoOn and gracefully gave it to the
honoree.
MISS Frances Mason invited in a few
friends to play bridge Thursday ey-
ening with Miss Virginia Maddox.
Those in the party were Misses Ma
ry Buckner and Lula See; Messrs.
John Guthrie, Ralph Buckner. Earl
Bledsoe and Bryan Wilson. A dainty
lunch was served at the close of the
evening.
Mrs. Ike Silverstein had as her
luncheon guests Thursday Mesdames
0. l.. Martin, George Clark and os-
car Poisson. Mrs. Clark will leave
shortly to make her home in st. Jo-
seph. Local society will miss Mrs.
Clark very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate McCue and
daughters went to Auxvasse Friday
to attend a large dinner party in
honor of Mrs. Sam McCue's birthday.
DR.. and Mrs. Landon Rodes of Skies
ton will arrive next week to spend
Thanksgiving with DR.. and Mrs. W.
R. Rodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Martin enter
tanned with the first turkey dinner of
the season at monday Wednesday.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
lGeo. Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Brown who have recently returned
from California and Mrs. Geo. Clark.
The hostess served an elaborate and
delicious menu.
Mrs. Wilbur Wallace and small son
Tommy have returned to their home
in Bunceton after a delightful visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Will Rob-
ertson.
Mrs. Jack Streif and daughter, Me-
da, are home after an extended visit
withe relatives in Texas and Oklaho-
ma.
Mrs. c. R. Gibbs was at home to
her many friends on Friday after
noon in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
e. R. Price of Billings, Mont, and
Miss Emma Buckner of Paris, Mo.
Others who received with the hostess
were Mrs. VIM. Stuck of st. Louis,
Mrs. Curtis Cauthorn, Mrs. W B. Fab
en-, Mrs. Frank Neate, Mrs. A. S.
Houston, and Mrs. X. L,
Frost. The %concensus Of opinion was,
it was an unusually handsome re-
ceiving line. The decorations in the
dining room were pink NUNS and
ferns. A basket of pink chrysanthe.
NUNS rested in the center of the Ia.
BILE and Misses Julia Tucker Mary
Lee Burks, Jane Rodgers, Margaret
and Julia Cave served a dainty salaC
course. The coffee room was in vel
low with vases of yellow chrysanthe
NUNS dotted here and there. The co.
fee room was presided over by Missei
Frances johnson, Dorothy Blanks
Victoria Brooks and Frances Clan
don, Mesdames Roy Mills and Charlie
Cl~aybrook. Others who assisted tn
hostess were Misses Elizabeth Price
Nell Coons, Mary v. Houston, Mes
danes Frank VanNess, W. G. Wilk
/ Inns, Belle Moore, Fred Morris, R. +
Arnold, j. F. Griffee, ]. A. Glandor
and j. A. Guthrie.
Miss Martha Spence returned o
: Wednesday from a weeks visit
4 Webster Groves with Mrs. d. !
q Moore.
Mesdames T. M. King of Curryvill
K and Sallie Penix of Bowling Gree
. were weekend guests of Mrs. Loi
q Reading.
The dancing class had their last lei
son Tuesday evening. The ladies WI
IS had enjoyed the lessons at the e.
a pense of the gentlemen appreciate ii
policy of reciprocity and had prepa
1t ed a delicious menu which they ser
n ed at II o'clock.
X The Presbyterian Missionary S
& ciety held a delightful Home Missit
m meeting in the church parlor Thur
le day. Mrs. C. T. Varnon conducted
a most interesting program. After t
business meeting a social hour W
r enjoyed. Mrs. A. P. Green and MI
Martha Brown were the hostesses.
D. Miss Dulce Culbertson entertain
er with a Lyric party Friday evening
honor of her h~ouseguest, Miss ALDER
ne Hurst of st. Joe. Others in the par
were Misses Lena Bryarly, Ayr
Vs. White, Mary Stallings, Sarah Cube
son, Nellie and Elizabeth Pears
m Messrs John Barclay, David McClu
NJ Roy Bryarly, Lee Duncan, Mar
~ Turner Myers, James Culbertson a
Use Major Gighton. After the movies
he guests were invited to Miss Cube
let sons home where a delicious
en- lunch was served.
Ills Miss Ida Miller entertained at
inc O'Clock luncheon on Saturday
iss table was artistically decorated W
white chrysanthemums and tran
err greenery and a palatable four-cou
ark luncheon was served. Covers W
tel. laid for the following guests; ID
for riett Winans, Miriam Johnson X
yed Cook, Hilda Brand, Ellen Carter
les Mittie Peck. Each guest was give
ad- slip of paper with a command to |
The form a certain task. But one slip
lest very much more interesting than
lck- others for it babe the holder to
nounce the wedding on Dec. lst'
own the hostess, Miss Ida Miller, to
to Russell Martin of near Martinsbu
day After the excitement of cOngrat
we're tions was over, he guests came al