Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-11-26

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Some of US call it longing,
And others call it God.
William Herbert Carruth
Miss Virginia Maddox of st. Louis
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary
Buckner.
Miss La Refine Warden spent part of
the week with Miss Rachel Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. Jeff Gates of st. Louis spent
part of the week with her sister, Mrs.
Will Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Hoxsey are now
domiciled in their magnificent new
home on East Promenade street.
This is one of the most beautiful and
completely equipped residences in
Mexico.
The engagement of Miss Emma Sue
Nelson Of Canton, Mo-, to Dean Die
kerson, Of Shelbina, has been an
nounced. Miss Nelson formerly at
tended Hardin College and was a
member of Eta Epsilon Gamma.
Mrs. Ivan Ashworth was hostess
for the Twelve Of Us Club on Tues.
day afternoon. Miss Virginia Mad.
dox of St. Louis was the only guest
At the close of several exciting
games Mrs. Ashworth served a pal
atable two-course lunch.
The C~hautauqua met Tuesday il
the Library. Miss Emma McPheeter'
led the lesson; Miss Leila WinanI
gave an account Of Locksley Hall ant
Miss Frances Bolts an account o
ULYSSES" two of Tennyson's best
known poems.
Miss Harriet Winans entertained
few friends on Friday afternoon il
honor of Miss Ida Miller who is t
marry in December. The guest
hemmed tea towels for the bride
elect, sewing in lots of advice wit
each stitch. The hostess served
palatable hot lunch at 5 o'clock.
The Wednesday Club met this WEI
in the Library. Mrs. E. A. Dearin
was the leader. Mrs. Gregory read
paper on Later Romantic Writer'S
Mrs. Hayne gave the story of Hof1
mans 1.-THE Cremona Violin" Mis-
Lewis told Lessing's Drama "Minr
won Barnhelm."
Miss Lula See entertained abo'
forty-five ladies' Wednesday afternoc
in honor of Miss Virginia Maddo
who is the guest of Miss Mary Buc
ner. After the Bridge game,
which Mrs. S. J. Buckner was Il
fortunate one, the hostess served
buffet luncheon.
The Federated Clubs were ente
tanned Monday afternoon at the LIB
ry by the local W. C. 7. U. Mrs.
p. Emmons charmingly related h
experiences of this summer as W..
II. U. organizer, especially of t
work in the Missouri ~Penitentiary.
ter a short business meeting the III
ltesses served tea, cakes and nuts
Mrs. Ralph Race gave a tea in hi
or of Bishop Tuttle on Thursday
iternoon. The members Of the Epis
pal Church were the guests. The ho'
was artistically decorated in ferns.l
dining table held a graceful bouq
of white chrysanthemums and gre
shaded candles. Mines. Bert WI
and Chas. Carpenter presided at
table and Mrs. Burroughs and M
Edith Ethridge served.
The Friday $500" Club was emf
tanned this week by Mrs. Geo. Vi
on Tuesday at the Ringo He
They enjoyed a 800" luncheon
they had their dinner and then pla
cards. The extra guests were N
danes George Lee and Agnes /
eracco, and Miss Lena johnson.
prize of the afternoon was a g
towel and was given to Mrs 81
ner.
Mrs. VIM. Stuck invited the U
members of Eta Epsilon Gamma
be her guests at the Lyric MOI
afternoon. Those in the party '
Misses Julia Tucker, Frances j.
son Mary Lee Buerks, Jane Rods
Dorothy Blanks, Hazeltine Fry, b
el Lawrence, Laura Robertson, !
garet and Julia Cave, Mines. l
Price, Cortez Edmonston, Guy
ley and A. H. Whitney. After
movies, Mrs. Stuck took her g.
to the Whitney home where a
cious hot menu was served.
Mrs. Roy Mills entertained Co
mentary to Mrs. Eben R. Price Q
lings, Mont, on Thursday AFTER
The guests played Bridge until
o'clock, when the hostess served
~appetizing salad course Then \.
guests were invited into the dl
room where Mrs. c. A. Barnes
ed coffee and Miss Gladys van
served ices. . The dining table Il
lovely with its silver, china ane
glass huge bouquet Of lavender