Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-07-30
Miss Marie Hose
phone eli

an the ener8etio "om'n So
S.ra work something OF
line is fortheoming. shaSes
Ia Midsummer Nights Drem
.,,sn shortly on the College
i frescO and later in the
,hs muchAalked-of pageant
and AudraIn County.
rery oOnseuiai crowd who
n, week at Camp Mundy has
again to social duties ans
'0sTbey induldged In nothing
rsuuOus than walking. climb
'mmlug, feasting, barbecue and
s.nces, but now they have re
~ Tho whirl Of bridge part
,ho "moyies." At least, they
again, and "they do say
,se time Of their lives. The
rr guests have returned to
lines. Mr.. Mundy. the genial
me campers. sent them two
bIch they barbecusd on
-ro,,or look out, Mr. Mundy,
II lots OF hungry people in
and your cabin may be
Ith mutton eaters the re-
al the summer.
mi issue OF the San Francis
ulcle contains an article in
H. section about the unique
nance" given by Mrs. J..
IAN at Fort Miley, July 4th.
Iuson, who was formerly Miss
Howe Of this city, has
lends here. and is now one
most popular hostesses in
circle on the Pacific Coast.
dinner dance, July 4th, the
rere decorated in red, white
"a flowers and tiny American
4 even the entire menu was
out in patriotic colors.
Lottie Cornett and Ruth
re certainly good boosters
Simon Pure Lard at the Pure
low, which has been attract
attention of Mexico women.
oung ladies know all the good
of the lard and tell every-
visits their booth. With
ughnut they hand out goes a
llk on why Simon Pure"
Ia Mrs. W. B. sappington had
cwing dinner guests wednes
& o'clock: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
aher, Mrs. L. H. Walker Of
Kan, and Miss Julia Chin.i Of
Elizabeth and Virginia
entertained with a delightful
rbee" on Thursday after
honor OF Miss Ruth McCor-
Kentucky. Those who en-
pleasant hour Of sewing were
Ruth and Helen Averltt, Lot
bett, Bernice Smith. Eva Miller,
bose, Irene Roden, Leila WI
yrtle Moore, Dorothy Holmes
brennan, Mary Leo Burks and
Titherspoon. Cooling icei
Iclous cake were served dur
afternoon.
Marie Rose had as her guests
onday luncheon Thursday. Mil
Miller, Bernice Smith and LIE
Eans. The wonder 10 that the.
still in the land OF the liv
ause the hostess prepared AMI
Tue menu herself.
George Lee gave a delightful
bridge and porch party Wed
afternoon in honor of Mrs
Lee Of Clinton, Mo. After
nes in which Mrs. Coons was
a 2-course lunch was serve
guests who included the fol
ladies': Mesdames: 2. R. Sal
H. Coons, J. T. johnson, +
BID, Frank Van Ness, G. 4
J. G. Lakenan, Geo. Kemp.
bearing, VIII Lee, Fred MOI
B.McKinley, Emma Foreman.
}; Agnes Badaracco, Jack &c
md Miss Clara Jurgensen.
5 Anna Lacy Wallace an
: McCue are home after a I
visit in Auxvasse.
Lester Walker, ElDorado, Kas
iss Julia Chinn. vandalia, al
le guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
llaher.
c. D. Rodgers entertained
ck lunch Thursday Mesdamei
, Conway, Vandalla; J. w. @;
ind W. W. Bolts.
Willie Robnett has returne'
visit in Vandalia.
Mildred Lewright left Tuesd
y home in Washington, NJ
charming visit with Mr.. a.
red Llewellyn.
Pure Food and Cooking Scbc
out all the ladies
regardless of the terrifying
Many Of the society won
there and took a great int
the cooking exhibit, althou
PIE a maid does the work
lmily, Indeed, Miss Bell lool
Farming in a dainty white FRI
sailed and prepared
for the oven that cook
to be the most fascin
|ork that ladies could engage
Bell, the demonstration, Is
charming woman, with fit
\ hair and the whttest ha
delicate sottness and 1t is e
to believe the tough
and roasts are juicy and t
Fhen prepared and served
| believe all the spectai
more respect for the art
lg now and many homes will
ler for Miss Bells visit.
and Mrs. Paul st. vrain '
reno guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
OK at vandalia.
K. NJ. Waggoner of Kal
Is here the guest OF her
Mrs H. E.. Tralle. for
tend. II b
Il. V, Wilkerson accompa
guest Miss Lillian Opon, to
saturday for a visit to
| II IL.
'seS Mabel and Bessie Hich
Oeen attending a house-pari