Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Nv Miss Marie Rose.
Phone 6li.

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N, NJ. Kimbrough visited her sis
In St Louis this week.
b. A. L. Strauss and son, Robert,
visiting her son, F. L. Strauss and
BY,
iss Flossie Fletcher of Pine Bluff
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. W.
i rocket.
n. and Mrs. Dan Cauthorn spent
week end at Santa Fc, the guests
b.. Mac Bolts and wife.
h.. II. B. Banks and little Miss
phine Green went to Columbia to-
i TO spend the weekend.
iss Lucille Howell and guest, Mrs.
ID. and small daughter, spent a
DAYS Of this week in Centralia.
a ~
b. W. w. Harper and Mrs. Buck
barr have gone to Higbee tospend
I. week end with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Brown.
BIS. R. Med. Smith, Jr., and little
hitter, Maxine, have returned to
dhouse, ILL.,, after a pleasant visit
N. E. Crockett and family.
6rs. 0. L. Palmer and Miss Latham
i returned to their homes in Wis
in and Minnesota after a visit to
j families of DR.. and E. L. Cass.
H.. C. M. Wood and little daugh
louise, of Kansas City, are in Mex
Ithis week visiting the families of
Howell and G. L. Ferris.
Hrs. E. A. Gibbs entertained at IL
bck dinner at her country home
Wednesday. The guests who en-
kd Mrs. Gibbs hospitality were
n J. W. Plunkett, Mrs. jamie Law
h, Mrs. Ned McIlheny and Miss
y Plunkett.
bout thirty girls enjoyed a break
i given by the Beta Sigs on Mon
/ at the College. A three-eourse
Au was served. The table and
thdelier were decorated in SALIVA
4 smilax.
be Beta Sigma Omicron girls gave
tery enjoyable picnic on Tuesday
Frnoon in the College orchard.
But thirty guests were present. A
Hrious menu consisting of all the
5" dear to the heart of a college
we're served.
bn Tuesday afternoon Mrs. M. l..
rs was hostess for the Amona Sun
Il School Class Of the Baptist
brch and a few other friends. 1t
a porch party and the decora-
Is were asparagus fern and golden
i The forty guests revived the
/ art Of conversation and really
led until the hostess served a pal
Die lunch.
Mrs.. George Clark gave a bridge
eheon on Thursday. The lunch was
bed at Mrs, Spence's, after which
\ guests went to the Johnson home
bre they enjoyed a game of
'hge. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
|rk's hospitality were Mesdames |.
serstein, A.. C. Cohn, S. J.. Buckner,
NJ. Gallaher, II. +. c. Tucker, os-
Martin and Oscar Poisson.
Woodlawn Place was active on
tsday morning for little Misses En-
Williams and Media Strict took a
hve of absence" without notifying
|ir parents and for an hour great
Element prevailed. The little girls
made a call in West Mexico,
be up N. jefferson, visited several
lres around the Square and finally
for a rest in front of the
Hotel. They yer rocking
Dir dolls there when found.
On Tuesday evening about thirty
and friends gathered at the
|me of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Plunkett
send the evening with Mrs. Ned
.FIlhenny of San Antonio. The party
Is a surprise. Each guest took
png her lunch" and an appetizing
bead of sandwiches, eggs. pickles
flee, ices and cake was served. Ii
b party were Messrs and Mesdame'
D. Graham, A. C. Barnes, j. f
Judge and Mrs. Bolts, Mr.. S
Emmons, Misses Mary Sullinger
b Ricketts,, Marie Rose, Martha Ma
Jews, Maude, Cassie and Polly Cautl
h, Mesdames Ned Rodes and Jan'
.pwrence.
Mrs. Z. L. Cass and Miss Harriet
hss delightfully."- entertained abou
lirty ladies' on Saturday afternoon
pmplimentary to their houseguests
Irs. Palmer and Miss Latham. Mrs
liscall of California received wit
Be hostesses and guests. The prett
pme was decorated in golden rod an
bite blossoms. Miss Latham VIII