Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-15

as,
Susie Baker of st. Louis came
ursday to visit her daughter,
C. White.
Natalie Dunlap of Center Mo-,
the week in Mexico with Miss
4 Myers.
II. E. Watts Of ST. Louis is
lest of MI. and Mrs. Walker Pol
Pollock Place.
dames Ned McIlhenny and ]. W
LII we're dinper guests of Mrs.
sullinger Wednesday.
Emma Bauer Of St. Louis is
he guest of her sister, Mrs. S.
ekner and other relatives.
and Mrs. ]. +. Griffee enter
at dinner Thursday evening
la Mrs. ]. W. Plunkett and Mrs.
kaeIIhenny and Mrs. Jane Law
S. j. Buckner invited in a few
4 on Monday to spend the after
Nh Mrs, Ned McIlhenny of San
10. The hostess served a palat-
.wo course lunch
4. Ned McIlhenny left Thursday
II for her home in San Antonio,
after a delightful fortnight's
With her sister, Mrs. j. W. Plum
Ind family. Mrs. McIlhenny was
Recipient of many social favors
here.
i. Herbert Pryor entertained the
Married Ladies Club on We'd
IN afternoon. The guests other
+ the club members were Mes
IL ]. E. Strict, 7. J. Williams, E.
nsk and their children and Mrs.
er of Moberly.
II C. D. Rodgers entertained at
in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Ter Carr Wednesday at the
bdist chicken pie dinner the fol-
ladies', Mesdames E. R. and P.
Ike, and Charles Leeper, Misses
beth Gill, Mary and Tine Hous-
Wednesday Club met this week
.he first meeting Of the year IA
The lesson was the first chap
Richard End. Mrs. Bolts was
y. Miss Houston read a paper
kibelungen Lied" Mrs. Arnold
ntertainingly of current events
4eign lands. Mrs. Warden gave a
hi survey of German literature.
Ii Eta Epsilon Gamma sorority
It's annual pledge-day luncheon
u home Of Miss Frances john
An elaborate five course menu
erved to the twenty-three guests
bibles were decorated in gold and
the sorority colors. The center
were fruit baskets made Of
kins, The place cards were hand
ID yellow roses The favors were
\ little wax pumpkin heads dress
dolls in yellow crepe paper with
sashes.
of the most enjoyable func-
of the week was the banquet civ
Eonday afternoon by the Beta Sig
Dmicron sorority at the hand
home of Miss Lena Johnson, in
- of the new pledges. A delic-
five course menu was served tC
b. guests, who were seated at the
! tables. The centerpiece on eacf
was a huge bouquet Of red ant
Ill flowers. The name cards wer'
6ty hand-painted boxes of rose
s with ruby and pink ribbons.
rs. Oscar Poisson left today TO
m with relatives in St. Louis.
lis Ruth Robertson left Thursda,
b. Louis to spend the winter.
Is Sue Logan of Laddonia was tn
this week of Mrs. Fred Morris
iss Cyrene Shepard of Columbi
led Miss Florence Crosby thu
h.. Frank Dye of Vandalia visit
] Der aunt, Mrs. Amanda Kunke
week.
Hiss Linnie Allison arrived Wee
Bay from st. Louis to visit o.
BIDS in Mexico.
II. Temple Gallaher of Hannib'
the guest Sunday Of his incl
hes Gallaher-
Nj. and Mrs. r. X. Arnold left t
for Excelsior Springs for an e
He'd outing.
Mss Willene Crewdson Of Louis
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Burlington.
Kisses Frances and Phyllis Fro
gandalia spent the week with thu
IL, Mrs. Elmer Cunningham.
Miss Myrtle Moore is home ire
ssouri University to spend the we
with her mother, Mrs. Belle
bore.
Mrs. Hugh Cartwright and I
ldren have returned to st. 10
Ter a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. q.
pbertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Poisson had
seir guests Monday at dinner J
d Mrs. Sid Garrett Of Florlssa
b., who were here attending
pnvefition Of Postmasters.
Misses Lucy Denham and Fran
raham are over from Columbia
pend the week end with Mrs. u
reen and to attend the Home-C'
be of Hardin College.
Miss Kathryn Adams will bring
fiend, Miss Valentine Canada, III
ith her to spend the week end. I
soung ladies' are attending Will
Food College.
Mrs, Buckner Carr and daugf
Rosemary, after a visit with Mrs