Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-08-27

MISS BETHEL LAWRENCE.
4 former Hardin College girl, a
great social favorite here, is now
visiting her aunt, Mrs. d. D. Dud-
ley, Of this city.
Mrs. Z. F. Kunkel has returned
from a six weeks visit in Kansas
City, Independence and Hickman
Mills with her sisters, brothers and
other relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. B. Morris and son, Frank,
returned home from Duluth, Mimi,
where they have been visiting the
formers daughter, Mrs. Roy Mills.
Misses Carrie and liberia Sproul
had as their guests at the Ringo Ho-
tel Friday evening for dinner Miss
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es Dorothy Holmes and Mag Clay
Thompson and Mrs. w. R. Holmes.
Mrs. John Paul gave her charming
little daughter a party Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her 7th birth
day. Miss Mamie Wright was there
and helped the children with their
school games. About so little ones re-
sponded to the invitation and Joyous
time was the result. Many goodies
dear to the children's heart were
served.
A. G. White, jr., gave a Lyric party
Monday afternoon to several of his
young friends. Those who enjoyed
the movies and the ices served later
were Misses Mariory Barnes, Eliza
beth White, Martha and Josephine
Green, Virginia Ellen wilkins, Fran
ces Williams and Lucille Dozier, Rob-
ert Tucker, Lakenan Barnes and Dor
rance Edmonston.
Miss Harriet Pasqueth invited in
a number of friends Wednesday af-
ternoon to meet Miss Mag Clay
Thompson of Ferguson, who is the
guest of Miss Dorothy Holmes. The
company spent a pleasant hour sew
ing and getting acquainted with T.
R, Bruce, jr., who made his first ap-
pearance at a party. The guests in
cluded Misses Mary and Caroline Nc
Vey, Myrtle Moore, Dorothy Holmes
and Mrs. Tom Bruce.
Mrs. Roy Mills of Duluth, MINI, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
B. Morris.
Mrs. James Garrett Of Columbia
is visiting friends and relatives in
this city,
Harry Stocks, who is studying law
in Washington-Lee University, is
home on a visit.
Miss Mary Sullinger returned or
Thursday from a months sojourn at
Fruitland, North Carolina.
Mrs. Finley johnson and daughter.
Evalyn Moore of Benton City are
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs. A
H. Moore.
Miss Mary Virginia Houston has
gone to Salisbury, where she will Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Kate Hammond, fol
several weeks.
On Saturday, Mrs. Hume enter
| tanned the same crowd at IL o'clocl
dinner and later took her guests tt
the matinee at the Lyric.
Miss Harriet Winans vas hostess
at an elaborate five course dinner OF
Monday evening in honor of Mis-
Ruth Clark and Mr.. Harry Fuqua o
Monroe City. Covers were laid TO
the following guests, Misses Mildre'
Wallace, Maurine Heller, Anna Viii
liams and Mabel Threlkeld, Messr
Ned Miller, Lee Duncan, Ben Locke
Arnold Roth and Lester Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Quisenberry an
and Mr.. G. B. Null of North Jeffei
son had as their house-guests las
week Mrs. C. L. Anderson and he
daughter of Rockford, Ill. They ais
entertained over Sunday the follow
ing guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Lloy
and son, Mrs. Allen McCue, Miss Jei
ME Maitland and Glenn Q~uisenberr,
who motored up from st. Louis.
The Missionary Society of the Bal
list Church met this week with Mr.
, ]. A. Guthrie. The party was in Il
nature of a farewell to Mrs. Ayscu
The subject of the discussion was j.
pan. Mrs. Million was leader. II
h~ostesses were Mesdames Guthri
Willis, Brown and Miss Ford. A d
lightful lunch was served at the co
S clusion of the program.
Messrs Orlando Worrell and Ar
| old Roth we're hosts at a garden pa
S ty Tuesday evening given in honor
Misses Dorothy Worrell and h
guests. Misses Hagnauer and Hem
d The dancing pavilion had been pi
}. vided SO the 80 guests spent t
d the evening in that delightful pa
d time. Ices, cakes and nuts were sci
Il ed throughout the evening. wont
why more boys don't entertain In
are always so successful in the r.
N of hosts. -.
Thursday marked the 4Oth weddl
ct anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
D. Rutlet and their children surprl'
them by bringing well-laden bask
r. Of dinner and beautiful presents
is, coming to spend the day with the
n, Those present were Mr.. and M
Pritchett Hume and baby, Mr..
Az Mrs Claude Hulen of Centralia' M
he Harve Richardson and children OF
he FLOW Mo. Misses Jessie and Ed