Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-02-25

VIA soiAmnized at the Bolts home
thursday ct 2 o'clock. DR.. A. A
Wallace read the ceremony; Miss
Pauline Van Ness sang and Alex
Mounce sf Meberly played the we'd
ding march. Little Misses ElizabetE
Bolts and Janice Emmons, as the
flower girls, were dressed in white
and carried baskets of pink and white
sweet peas. Miss Bolts wore a dark
blue tailored suit, and small black
hat. Her hoQ0ct was of orchids and
iliea-of -the-v4lley. The young
! couple will make their home in Staun-
ton. Vifginia. Mrs. Mish was born
and reared IL Mexico and numbers
her friends by her acquaintance,
She has been one of Mexico's favor
tie vocalists, and we regret to have
her make her home so far from Mis-
souri,. MI. Mish is a substantial
young planter, a graduate of vir-
u ginia Military Institute, and has the
4 good qualities Of a Missourian and
Virginian combined, for his mother
was a missouri girl.
The women of the Baptist church
are certainly the energetic house
wives. They not only prepare dinner
n for their own family but prepare and
d serve the dinner at the church for the
men engaged In the erection of the
tabernacle. They served dinner
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Carver of Ben
. ton City were here this week the
guests 81 J.. Z. Callahere and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carver have gone to
q La Sale. mi, to make their future
a home.
Mra. y. A. Lawrence and daughter,
Miss Bethel. left today for a visit in
\ st. Louis.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter will leave
next week for a visit with Mrs. S. P.
10 McAllistef In Decatur, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. bearing are
home after d delightful visit in Kan
Aaa City.
Tho Wednesday, Club met this week
as usual IN the Library. Mrs. Har-
rison led the lesson; Mrs. Ferris told
about Heine'e "Boyhood Days" Mrs,
Emmons reviewed the story of
Michael Kohlhass" by Kleist; Mrs.
Reed gave current events in Foreign
0 Affairs" Mrs. Rodgers described
Heine's 1.-THE Journey to the Harz."
Eight couples enjoyed an informal
dance at the Elks Club on Monday
/ evening. Out-of-town guests were
o. Miss Ford Of Excelsior Springs, Miss
Is Settle and Montgomery, and Mr..
W and Mrs. Woodford Settle of Gen.
tralia.
Ned Miller invited Lester Miller,
! Nisbet livingston, and Lee Duncan,t to
e. eat dinner with him Tuesday evening.
IA delicious three course menu was
served.
ri Miss Leila Winans invited a few
,oz young ladies to be her guests at the
Lyric Saturday in honor of Misses
cliGanz and Ford. Other guests were
Misses Dorothy Holmes, Ligia Bolts,
!. Harriet Winans, and Marie Rose.
LATTER the movies a chatting dish lunch
If was served At the Winans home.
on A very anioyable tea was given
\ given by Tie Sunday School class Of
Mrs. y. II Cass at the home of Miss
Harriet nasqueth on Monday. Miss.
Ne pasqussh and Myers met thu
tshguests 1t the door. Misses Azdel
and Dearing took the guests to the
etmusic room where an interesting
program was given by Misses Ligis
, NBotts, MaaFine Heller, Elberts
" Sproul, Marie Rose, Lucille Ford Of
Excelsior Springs, Evalyn Bates
Josephine and Mildred Wallace ant
MRS. Ahhla Snoddy. Mrs. E. L. Cas-
tKand Miss Iigia Bolts sat at a pref
,uItily appointed table and poured tea
aaAiatad BY Misses Mary Buckner
Hattie Brown, Edna McMurtry,C Caro-
line McVeg and Miriam johnson, VIII,
served sanawiches and cakes.
Miss Mary Buckner entertained a
dinner Tuesday evening in honor o
Miss Ligia Bolts. Covers were lai'
! lfor Misses Gladys Van Ness, LigiI
! and Avis Bolts, Messrs. F. P. Va
n Ness and Robert Mish, and Mrs. S
VI. Regain Of Kansas City.
e hrs. Charles Carpenter entertain
Cd at Noaa day dinner, Saturday
t1 complimentary to Mrs. Johnston VIII
as is the guest of her daughter, Mr.;
he Paul Coil: Other guests were, Cap
ce tain and mrs. D. S. Burroughs, d.
lg and Mrs. Paul E. Coil and son John
u ston.
emf Mrs. r. s. Wilson gave a tie
complimentary to Mrs. C. C. Mad
ieon Of Independence. Little Mis-
Elisabeth Wilson met the guests a
the door. Mrs. Fred Morris poure
yay tea in the dining room from a tab
aFtisticaflg decorated with naricissu
and jonquils. Mesdames Coon
Brett and Hawthorne assisted ii
~ hostess About forty guests renew
ed their acquaintance with Mr.
" Madison
n Misses Anna Gupton, Josephir
SlYsharp, Madeline and Gertrude CIR,
nj. ham Of Montgomery City, came u
Sunday 10 hear Helen Keller and
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