Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-01

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4 A. p. johnson and guest, Mrs.
|ply of GAINESVILLE spent the
"A the week in Bunceton.
A E. L. Cass entertained a few
this afternoon from 8 to 5 in
of her house-guests.
Il Alfred Barnes and daughter,
Brace, have returned to Contra
er a visit with Mrs. F. NJ. Rags
A R. A. Tolson and little daugh-
elen Margaret, have returned to
home in Colorado Springs after
n with Mr.. and Mrs, C. C. Card
II Hancock left Monday for her
In Muskogee, Okla, after plac-
Ier daughter, Miss Virginia, in
and a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker.
Il Bradford Sappington enter
at monday dinner Tuesday
Iollie Overton of Los Angeles,
IA Mesdames Alice Armstrong, j.
Hams, Miss Edna Armstrong
m. Armstrong.
and Mrs. Martin Yates of Arte-
II NJ, are now the happy posses
II three little sons. The young
|ttived this week. Mrs. S, P. En-
has gone to Artesia to extend
Rtulations.
Helen Oldham Of Nebraska
several days here the guest of
les on her way to jefferson City
n Mary Ragsdale has returned to
me in Moberly after a visit
Ter son, Frank, and family.
he and Mrs. Bolts entertained
Il Blowing relatives for dinner on
Bay evening: Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w
Ut, Misses Trix and Helen
BIT and Benson Bolts, Mrs. Ned
bnny of San Antonio, Texas,
ISIS Crete Gus Caldwell of Van
23rd Of this month marked the
milestone of one Of Mexieo's
NJ prominent citizens, Mr.. VIM
ek. His ~sprightness and whole
optimism make him one of the
Il agreeable of men and it is hare
ieve he is an octogenarian. He
Ply looks sixty.
II. Charles Claybrook took sew
soung ladies to the movies Sat
evening in honor of Miss Net
redendall of Lexington. Afte.
Seizures Mrs. Claybrook invites
pests to Buckner's where deli
ices were served. Those in tn
we're Misses Josephine Wal
Marie Rose, Margaret Cave, Ma
lckner.
s.. J. W. Gallaher visited in Van
this week.
j Tuesday evening Mrs. E. d. CIR
invited a few friends to go wit
. the orpheum. The guests VIII
sed the pictures and ices at Buc
we're Mesdames ]. W. Plunket
Ned McIlhenny, Misses Ida Ricl
Trix and Helen Plunkett.
q, c. f. Clark entertained fC
Wednesday the following guess
esdames NJ. L. Jones and CUES
Miscall, E. L. Cass, and guest
Palmer of Wisconsin, and Mi
am of Minneapolis, Misses Ha
and Carrie KEENAN, and Harrie
s, Mrs. Charles Clark,
Is. Ike Silverstein invited in
friends to play Bridge Friday a
BON. After the games the hos
Herved a delectable salad course
following guests Mesdames H.
ucker, Oscar Poisson, Jack Strit
Hamilton Mckinley and Miss II
n st. Louis.
ISIS Margaret Million, of this eli
Delta Gamma pledge at Nilsson
Versity. Misses Alkaline Mil
Martha Shotwell, former Hare
-, are also pledged to this sororl
Ruth Logan, of Laddonia, we
wn in Mexico, is pledged to {
Pea. Misses Miriam Glandon a
bred Johnson have been pledp
Beta Phi.
liss Kota Luckie was hostess
Thimble Club Friday afternoon
nber of guests enjoyed the oc
81 with the Club, among the mum
ng Mrs, Ned McIlhenny of TeS
"A as Miss jackson Bolts, was
lety girl of Mexico and it
Pc a pleasure to have her back
pa course lunch was served late
afternoon.
pc Wednesday Club was hostess
n other members of the FEEDERS
POS on Monday afternoon in the
8ry, Miss Anna Lewis gave a
u Mrs. j, f. Llewellyn talked
status of women in the diffel
Entries and Miss Rose recited
Ftman poem. After the prog
guests were refreshed by pl
n cakes.
Mrs. j. Il. Strict invited in a
Ponds on Wednesday afternoon
game of bridge. Those who emf
rs Strief's hospitality were ]
mes w. C. Smith, Fred Llewe
8erbert Pryor, A. II. Whitney, =
pm and guest Mrs. Morris, Of
#ouls, A. o. Adams, Oscar Poi
~ Herbert Tucker. At five o''
IN hostess served a palatable
purse lunch.