Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-11-12
|OCIETY
By Miss Marie Rose.
Phone Gil.

equal pohtical fignts WIN
n. Let's move down.
|be 18th Amendment was showed
H. but more than a third of the vo
in Audrain favored it which,
sidering prejudice and illiterscy,
4 not such a defeat after all. Then
the Daily Intelligencer told the
srs to "swat the whole works"
In the Intelligencer needs is In
Bgence.
h. fair one, / did not go to Kan
City to get my trousseau or any
II Of il. l am still pursuing the
tehful waiting policy.
,1Iiss Ethel Schopp of st. Loris
n last week here the guest of ril-
Yes.
trs. Ann Burgess of Vanlalia was
guest this week Of Mrs. R. A.
rkwell.
Miss Agness Bayne Of Keytesville
ND Tuesday with her cousin Mrs.
nix Clayton.
little Miss Dorothy Zallinger of
Louis visited her grandparents,
and Mrs. Tom McCune this
Xix.
Misses Phyllis and Charlotte Frost
III Mrs. Herald Frost of Vandalia
he the guests this week of their
Ms, Mrs. E. R. Cunningham and
In Martha Frost.
those who spent the week end in
nsas City were Mrs. W. E. Red
Miss Ethel Reed, Mrs. W. w.
hts and Miss Marie Rose, Mrs.
#ggie Cave, Mrs. 0. Schopp, Miss
is Bolts, Mr.. R. R. Buckner.
The Wednesday Club held its regu-
i meeting at the Library. Mrs. H..
Warden led the lesson. Miss Hous-
read a paper on men in Stir
IL Scenes of Richard IL" Mrs. Her
On read a paper or Early Roman
Writers in Germany.
Mrs. P. E. Coil and son, Johnston
Ne returned from a delightful visit
ith Miss May Wilson in oceola, No.
kss Wilson gave two lovely parties
honor of her guest. Mrs. Coil and
|iss Wilson were classmates at Har-
II for a number Of years.
Mrs. Hamilton Mckinley enter
Eined at $500" on Wednesday in
snor of Mrs. J.. W. Hunter; Mrs. s.
. Buckner proved the best PLAYER
IA was rewarded with the favor of
II afternoon. Mrs. Bessie Wins
sott assisted Mrs. Mckinley IN
irving a delicious two course
.nch,
/ Mrs. Ovens Adams was hostess for
IL i2-of-Us Bridge Club en- Tuss-
ky afternoon. This was the first
betting Of the new year and proved
bat the ardor for Auction was MT
diminishing in the least. After q
leasant hour at the games the
served a ~palatable two-course
lnch.
The Elks kept open house on last
thursday evening in honor Of the
Up. Quite a crowd enjoyed
be privilege of roaming through
bis splendid structure and here was
for those who wished TO
ance. The young people of the Band
Tere the favored guests and they all
xpress their regret at leaving Mex
%. Dainty refreshments were SEW
d during the evening.
Kenneth Sanford had as his guests
or the weekend Misses Virginia WI
of Kansas City and Laura Belle
iriggsby of Liberty and George
all students at N u
frs. F. R. Sanford entertained a
ew couples at dinner in their h/or
saturday evening. The %centerpiece
or the table was a huge basket OF
Covers were laid for the
Glowing Misses Margaret Cave, Jul
ia Cave, Frances Johnson, Mesfrs
Cauthorn, Jake Buckner and
ave johnson. After dinner the
'oung people spent the evening dane
ng.
Mrs. Heiskell of Tennessee is here
he guest Of Mrs. w. ]. Bolts.
Mrs. D. P. Moore of Webster Groves
S here the guest of friends.
Mrs. G. W. Robertson is home attel
/ visit in st. Louis and Springfield
Mo.
Mrs. Charles Madison ard lauehtrl
Martha are here the guests OF nv
and Mrs. P. E. Locke.
Mrs. S. P. Emmons has returne'
a visit with her daughter, Mrs
Martin Yates in Artesia, N. M.
Mrs. Franklin Magill end SINAI
Margaret, of Chicago, ar
guests Of Misses liberia and CARR
Mesdames Joe Rodes and Fran
Jesse Of Webster Groves are spend
ing the week with their mother, Mr.
j. V. Williams.
Mrs. George j. Schopfel, Mrs. a. 4
Schear and Miss Helen Schoptei Q
Erlanger, KY, are guests Of Mr. an
Mrs. J. H. Coulter.
Mrs. Wilbur B. Wallace and Sma
son, Tommy of Bunceton ara here u
guests Of Mrs. Wallace's sister, Mi
George Will Robertson.
Miss Mary Buckner entertained u
Alumnae Chapter of Beta Sigma y
icron Friday afternoon Mosdames .
P. Whitley Of st. Louis ard WllOor
Wallace of B%unceton were the Oh
quests. The hostess served an app