Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-06-11

Edith Butler, had arranged some
very clever contests. The prize-wln-
ners in the peanut hunt were Nor
ma Toalson and Daisy Asbury. Then
prizes were given for the best fairy
story in which Ida Moore Hopkins
and Christina Kunkel carried off
the prizes. After refreshments of
sandwiches, lemonade, ice cream
and cake the little folks went home
happy.
Mrs. W. f. Whitney is in st.
Louis the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
J W. Stuck.
Miss Lena Bryarly is visiting in
Moberly.
There will be a wedding of inter
est to Mexico Society next week.
Mrs. Warren Mcintyre OF St. Lou
Is has been spending the week with
her son, Rolla Mcintyre and fam :
MRS. Mcintyre got thoroughly &C
quainted with her two lively grand
sons while their parents enjoyed tae
Pageant.
Miss Blanche White will spend 'ht
summer N Colorado.
Mr.. Sam Morris and Miss Pear
Morris left Friday for Houston, Tex
as, TO attend the National convention
Of the T. p. A. They will be gons
TWO weeks.
Miss Lillian Hart OF Columbia sper
the week in Mexico the guest o
/ Miss Mary Barke.
! Miss Martha sullinger OF Fruit
land. North Carolina, is home t
spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Jane sullinger.
} Mrs. r. NJ. White entertained tw
tables OF Auction Tuesday after
noon In honor of Mrs. Davis. tn
guest Of Mrs. claybrook. Az tn
games the prizeIwinners were Me
DANES Davis and r. A. bearing.
! salad course closed a pleasant al
ternoon.
Mrs. Aubrey Bush returned TO G
4. dmbia Sunday after a brief visit viii
her sister, Mrs. s. P. Emmons.
\ Miss Mary Banks will leave o
Monday for st. Louis, where she wi
Z study music under Ernest Kroeger.
Miss Marie Rose spent the wee
with friends IN st. Louis.
Y. Mrs. II. b. Barks entertained
few friends Monday afternoon in no
or of Mrs. Carl Cooper and Miss Ma
bel Green. Other guests we
L Masdames Ollie Bates, Herbert Pr!
or. Deane, G. Shaw, J, W. Ii
ingston, X. r, Bragg, J. W. Gallahe
o Miss Mary Banks. A social no
was spent in conversation and db
y, pensing cooling refreshments.
Ie Mr. and Mrs L. McF. Gamble 9
d tertained at a very enjoyable IL
clock dinner Friday the following r
lives. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ga
N bic. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gamble, Mrf
George Blowers and son, Mr.. a
ss Mrs. John H. Gamble of Kansas Q
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r. and Miss Electra withers OF Colu
II. bia.
e, One of the pheasant events OF !
n mast week was the Hardin Alu
r. nae luncheon Tuesday afternoon 5
enty-two ladies enjoyed the pl
he ~gressive lunch and the toasts. y
of-town ladies we're Mrs. Edna d.
m can Biggs of California, Mrs, Blair
th Carthage, Miss Martha sullinger
North Carolina.
OK The Young Married Ladies' So
% ch,h was entertained Thursday al
noon by Mrs. Lewis Mckee. Gu
m other than Club members were; n
la DANES H. /. Turiey, VIII Lee,
E. West, A. H. Whitney, Male
ur- Morris. Clay Hamilton. A 81
course was enjoyed late in the ar
noon. The st. Louis Republic sa
taiE mexico has a Young Married La
In Glib, which is much better
and the young ladies using
'ity d,vidual clubs" Therefore the '
/, asociala was added to the title
and charming organization.
y Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Green ga
MT very beautiful dinner party MO
2 e~ven,ng hi honor Of Rev, and y
car, Cooper of Brazil. Other g
arr were DR.. and Mrs Million, Prof
% Mrs. Pryor, Mr. and Mrs L. N. "
Sax Mr. and Mrs R II. Gray Of ool'ir
Miss Mabel Green Of jefferson
,'lio Miss Martha Brown and DR. =
shelr Harrison. The polished dinin
hlo was covered with lace N
and and in the center was q high
for ~ mink roses. A five course q
litter was served. At the last entre'
and aa,torniece was changed to az
iuminated ball Of ice in which