Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

uien anu Mrs. w. M. Burlington went
to Louisiana Friday morning.
Miss Gladys Wayne, of Moberiy. is
the house guest Of Miss Marguerite
Greer on North Wade.
Miss Mary Lee Burks entertained
Misses Gertrude Whitson, Virginia
Parker, and Elizabeth at twelve
O'clock dinner Wednesday.
Mrs. x. P. Wiley and two children
are visiting Judge and Mrs. J. A.
Guthrie.
Miss Tema Shuts, OF Hawk Point,
is the house guest of Miss Dorothy
Holmes.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter was hostess
this week at six o'clock dinner to the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Rohing,J. W. Carpenter Of 81.
Louis, Miss Dorothy Holmes, Miss
Tema Shuts, Miss Mary Lee Burks,
and Tom Anderson. The table was
decorated with a basket of flowers.
Miss Mary Scudder returned to Col
umhia, Monday, after spending chau-
tauqua week with Miss Virginia
Parker.
Tom Anderson has returned to
Kansas City after a fortnight's visit
in Mexico.
Mrs. w. H. Jones and Miss Mary
Louise Jones are at home after a
pleasant two months stay in Dem
yer. This winter the Jones family
will be domieiled in the Glendye house
on East jackson.
Miss Helen Jordan, of st. Louis, is
visiting Mrs. J. E. Streif.
Miss Beulah Rodes, of Webster
Groves, is the guest Of friends and rel
atives in Mexico.
Monday night Miss Polly Miller en-
~tertained with a Lyric party for her
guest, Miss Hazel Irwin. The guests
Misses Hazel Irwin, Elaine Silverstein
Gertrude Whitson, Mildred Glandon
Virginia Parker, Barbara johnson
Ladie and May Gay Fonville and An.
ma Mcclure, Bryan Atchison, William
Greer, Morris Keath, Charlie Wright
Edwin Cave, Billy Glendye, Major
Browning, Douglas Johnson. Bush At
Gibson, saw Viola Allen in "The Whit,
Sister," then we're taken to Buckner'.
where Duncan cream, Mexico's specia
delicacy, was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jesse and family
and Miss Beulah Rodes motored to st
Louis Thursday.
Misses Elsa Stiese and Georgii
Cowelie have returned to their hom'
in st. Louis after a pleasant visit will
Miss Lottie Cornett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bassett, MI
and Mrs. Ray Bassett, and two chill
dren, and Mrs. Lou Davis will motto
from Paris, Sunday, to spend the da,
with Mrs. J. A. Walstrom and Mis-
Mamie Davis.
Miss Elaine Silverstein had a dc
lightfuI dinner party Friday evenini
for Miss Anna McClure's house part,
The table was lovely with its decii
atoms Of pink and green; a cut glas
basket whose handle was tied wit
fluffy bows Of pink and Q tull'
held a mass Of pink and white cosmoI
Those at the table were: Misses Ar
ma Mcclure, Phyllis and Chariot
Frost, Mary Frances Reed, Kathrin
Waite, and Elaine Silerstein; Flo
Whitney, Morris Keath, Bryan Al
Gibson, Morris Dry, and John POOL
Miss Barbara Johnson leaves, Nor
day, for Smith College where she wi
attend school.
Miss Helen Gordan and Miss Rub
Rodgers, Of st. Louis, are guests
Mrs. j. E. STREET,
John Poole, Of Jefferson City, is u
guest of DR.. and Mrs. H. |. Turley.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter ~entertaine
at six o'clock dinner, Thursday,
honor of Mrs. Charles Rohing Of Kal
sas City. The table had for centr'
decorations a cut glass basket Of oil
fashioned flowers. The guests WI
, enjoyed this pleasant occasion wer'
Mrs. Ross Cauthorn, Mrs. Roy Ferri
Mrs. S. D. Stocks, J. w. Carpente
+" Mrs. Ralph Race, Miss Emma Cautl
orn, Miss Frances Wakefield and Nh
Charles Raining.
e Charles Raining and son, Of Kans'
City, are expected Aor .ie "eeN
Mrs. E. G. Bush and daughter, MI
> Harry Atchison, entertained TWEEN
; of their friends at the orpneum we
9 nesday afternoon. After seeing
: Melting Pot, they went to the Ge
: where ices were served.
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Miss ESalyn Da.es ieaVes 'eN
u for Fulton where she VIII De IN syho
ical College TINS WINTER
2 Miss Marguerite Greer gave a p
q mic supper, Thursday, for her gue'