Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-04

W. Burlington, w. H. Coons, o. L
Martin, and Kate Hammond, Misses
Edna Armstrong, Mary v. Houston
and Marie Rose. After the games
the hostess served an appetizing two
course lunch.
Mrs. Bradford Sappington is home
after a delightful visit with relatives
in Webster Groves.
The Young Married Ladies' Social
Club met this week with Mrs. Charl-
es Clark. A number of extra guests
were permitted to glimpse the joys
and pleasures Of this very enjoyable
club. At five o'clock the hostess
served an ~appetizing two course
lunch.
Miss Harriet Pasqueth invited
about twenty-five of Mr.. Gus Pas
queth's most intimate friends TO call
Tuesday to meet his charming wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasqueth are here on a
short visit to relatives en- route to
Minneapolis after a trip in Florida
and to Cuba.
Mrs. Charles Bledsoe entertained
twenty of her friends Sunday after
noon it $500" Mrs. w. H. Coons
was De most successful and was
awarded a half dozen crytal salt dips.
Mrs. Bledsoe served a palatable two
course luch at five o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Poisson spent
the week in st. Louis with relatives.
|, Mis- Dorothy Holmes gave a Lyric
party Monday afternoon in honor of
Misses Lillian Barrett, Bertha Mildly,
and Mrs. Charles Wayman. Other
guests were Misses Ida Clark, Leila
Winans, Wee Barley, Wayne Ringo
aid Mrs. Tom Bruce. After the mov-
les Miss Holmes took her guests to
the Gem where delicious refresh
ments were served.
Miss Eleanor Dinsmore Of Nebo.
Illinois, was the guest this week of
Miss Barbara Reavis.
Miss Barbara Reavis entertained
at twelve o'clock dinner Monday a
number Of her friends to celebrate
her twelfth birthday. Covers were
laid for Misses Ella B. Mcclure,
Hazel Mcintyre, Leona Jones, Anna
Lacy Wallace, Amelia Graham, Vir-
ginia Crebs, Helen Cave, Alice Fish,
Matilda Bates and Mary Stewart Of
! Hardin College and Elinor Dinsmoie
Of Nebo, III. The table was most
| effective in its decorations of pink
and white. Cut glass candle sticks
tied with pink tulle held pink shaded
candles; pink and white teddy bears
sat jauntly at each plate, and for
favors each little lady got a pink tree
trunk containing a surprise package,
and also a basket of candy. After
the sumptous dinner Mrs. Reavis
took the guests to the Lyric. A
beautiful array of birthday gifts
were presented to the charming
young hostess.
The Elks gave their anniversary
dance and card party Thursday even
ing. In the games Mr.. Keath and
Mrs. Burton were the successful
ones, and each received a thermos
bottle. Music for the dance was fur
nished by a Columbia orchestra. Out
of-town guests were Misses Kitty
May Settle of Centralia, Lois Mont.
gomery of North Carolina, Blanche
Robinson of Sturgeon, Mary Rhodes
of Sikeston, Sarah Conlon of Hanni.
bal, Marthella Carroll and Mr.. Laur-
rie DeNiel of st. Louis, Messrs
Howard Keath and Cave johnson Of
M. U. The best way to describe the
modern dances are these lines from
Faust"
each twirls about and never stops
And as he can advances.
The crooked leaps, the clumsy hops
Nor careth how he Dances"
Mrs. r. R. Arnold, Jr., entertain
ed seven tables at bridge Monda.
afternoon in honor of her house
guests, Misses Kitty May Settle 0
Centralia, and Lois Montgomery o
N. Carolina. In the games, Mrs. Flo
bearing was the most successful an
received a beautiful mahogany candl
stick which she promptly gave to tn
honoree, Miss Montgomery. Tn
hostess served an elaborate sala
course and then invited the guests I
the dining room where cakes, COTE
, and candies were enjoyed. The tab
was most attractive with its lac
mats and centerpiece of greener,
, roses and hyacinths. Mrs. Arnol
, was assisted by Mesdames H.
, Brett, L. B. Hawthorne and r. ]
Arnold.
q The Daughters of the America
Revolution will hold their reguli
$ monthly meeting at the Library ROOF
Monday February l.. Full atten
ance is desired, in preparation 1
our annual celebration Feb. ~. Tho
n unable to attend are requeted
t phone the chairman for the day, MI
Elon bearing. Board meeting la
Mrs. Marvin Bush entertained
a o'clock luncheon Friday, Me
J. danes P. E. Coil, W. B. Peeler,R.
Race. H. W. Mccormick and MI