Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-10-21

party at MeCredie. Misc Clark gave
several social affairs for her visiting
friends and the party 4did" the fair
together.
Miss Kathryn Adams, who is at
tending William Woods hts been elect
ed art editor for the Annual, and for
The Record. the school publications.
Turner Villains had a Lyric party
and "chilli supper" Monday night, his
guests being Miss Lottie cornett,
Miss Ruth Hoxsey, Mrs. T. j. Hoxsey,
Mrs. c. F. LANCE, Aylette Buckner
AMI Charles Guthrie.
Mrs. R. R. Arnold, ST., had as her
guests at the Lyric. and at Buck
ner's, Monday , Mrs. Wallace Fry,
Mrs. +. R. Sanford, Mrs. Nettie Howe,
Mrs. A. p. johnson, and Mrs. J. w.
Burlington.
Mrs. H.. H. Anderson, Of Kansas
City, is visiting Mrs. W. G. Burks.
Mrs, James Mcclellan. Of Troy, was
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. o.
Ic. Epson. this week.
Miss Phyllis Frost, Of vandalia, is
visiting Mexico friends.
Ten girls Of the young crowd gave
themselves a dutch Treat and had !
rcusing good time Thursday night
where they "did" the Carnival from
Bluey Bluey to Hereafter, finishing
the celebration at Buckner's where
they went for "eats." The girls were
Misses LilIis Clampit, Wilhemine Tay-
Tor, Virginia Parker, Jeanette Bragg,
Louise johnson. Julia Tucker, Kath-
rine Garrett, Anna Mcclure, Phyllis
Frost and Elaine Silverstein.
Mrs. 7. j.. Hoxsey spent the week
in Chicago.
Mrs j. c. Ringo left this week for
an extended visit with relatives in
kentucky.
Miss Nell Ellis, Of Jefferson City,
was the guest of Miss Maude Wal
lace this week.
Mrs. John Booth, of Decatur, Hi
nois, will spend next week with Mrs.
c. H. Carpenter.
Mrs. A. X. Adams, of Auxvasse,
visited Mrs. A. O. Adams for several
days this week.
Mra. Alice Armstrong and Miss
Edna Armstrong will visit in Perry
next week.
The Chautauqua Circle met Tues
day for the first time this year in the
club rooms of the Library. Mrs. j.
E. Durkee is president Mrs. H. |.
Turley vice-president, and Mrs.
Charles Morris secretary and treas
urer. Six new members, Mrs. Strunk,
Mrs. Russell Emmons, Miss Mary
Buckner, Mrs. Wallace Fry, Mrs. L.
b. Hawthorne, Mrs. H. B. Brett, have
been added. The subject for this
years study is Social and Economic
Forces in America. Miss Cassie Bolts
gave an interesting talk on Limita-
ton Of Suffrage in Colonial Times,
Mrs. Strunk had a paper on United
States Money, and Mrs. George Clan.
ton a paper on The Civil War Period
in England.
Mrs. Ivan Ashworth viii be hostess
for the Twelye-Of-Us Club, Tuesday
Afternoon.
Mrs. j. s. Mason, Of ~Jonesburg
and Mrs. G, w. Junk Of st. Louis are
house guests Of Mrs. c. H. Carpen.
ter.
Mrs. w. E. Reed entertained the
following guests at dinner at the
Christian church, Thursday noon. Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Barnes, Mrs. F. L
Crosby, DR.. and Mrs. Smith Thomp.
kins, Mrs. Joe Lakenan, Mrs. Charles
Carpenter, and guests, Mrs. Masor
and Mrs. Junk.
Mrs. w. G. Burks and Miss Mar,
Lee Burks will go to st. Louis Mon.
day, for a short visit.
Mrs. C. G. Jounk has returned t.
, st. Louis after visiting her sisters
Mrs. Kimbrough and Mrs. Burks an'
Mrs. c. II. Carpenter.
Mrs. H. H. Anderson. of KansaI
| City, who has been visiting Mrs, G
} Burks, has gone to Cleveland, Ohio
! for an extended visit.
} Mrs. Ed Gamble entertained with
: Lyric party Wednesday in honor Of he
I guest, Miss Nell Davis. After tn
i pictures, the party which includes
Nell Davis, Mrs. George Blow
ers, Mrs. c. C. Wonneman, Mrs. JOIN
Gamble, Mrs. L. J. Farrah, Mrs. JOIN
t Gamble, Jr., and Mrs. Mac. +. Gam
Z bic, was taken to the Gem for refresh
0 ments.
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Burks gave
: Lyric party Wednesday evening 70
-IMrs. II. II. Anderson. The othe
a guests were Mrs. c. H. Carpenter
aDr. and Mrs. A. c. White, Mrs. j. |
Mason, Mrs. q. g. Jounk, Miss Mar