Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-14

dinner Sunday: Misses Doroth
worreL Ruth Jesse of Websts
Groves, and Kathryn Henry, Of Co
umbia, Messrs. Ed Williams, Rode
Jesse, Ray Miller and Frank Matth
ews Of Columbia.
Those who resumed their wor
Monday in the Missouri Universit
after spending the holidays in Mes
leo were Misses Myrtle Moore, Mir
lam Glandon and Bess McPheeter.
Messrs. Orlando Worrell, Rodes Jes
Sc, Howard Keath, Ben Locke, Leon
ard ~Coatsworth, Emmett Berrey, Ra,
Miller and Kenneth Sanford.
Saturday evening marked a yer,
pleasant event in the lives Of Mex
leo travelling men and their friend
when they enjoyed a brilliant banque
at the Hotel Hoxsey. Covers wer,
laid for 102 guests. Several young
ladies gave vocal selections and read
ings between courses, and the mel
gave toasts.
Mrs. Jack Strict is in Louisiana OF
a visit.
Mrs. w. G. Robertson leaves tomor.
row for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Robertson, Of Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs . Herbert Tucker had
as their guests Sunday at a quail
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Burks
and Miss Mary Lee Burks.
Mrs. w. A. Shulelnberger enter
tanned at dinner Monday, Misses An
ma Crawford of William Woods Col
lege, Mabel Threlkeld, Dorothy Wor-
rell and Ruth Jesse. Later the party
enjoyed themselves.
The Clara Hoffman Anniversary
social meeting Of the ". C. 7. U. will
be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 in
the parlors of the Christian Church.
Every member is urged to be present.
Supt. Pryor was host for the mems
Bible Glass of the Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening. After
the business meeting a social hour
was enjoyed, and the guests were
served with delicious sandwiches and
Mrs. w. W. Bolts entertained her
Sunday School class Saturday after
noon. After a pleasant social hour
a buffet lunch was served. Those of
the class who were present were:
Mesdames A. P. Green, L. M. Gamble,
D. L. Morton, A. G. Smith, j. r.
Thomas, j. G. Lvington and Geo.
Will Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne jackson
lad as their guests, Friday evening
'or dinner, Misses Kathryn Graham
md Julia Cave, Messrs. James Bled-
30 and Frank Cauthorn. A sump-
,uous fve-course menu as served
a dainty appointed table. The
,olor scheme was red. A boquet Of
Richmond roses graced the center of
he table. The guests found their
by small Kewpie name cards.
After dinner the party attended the
show.
Little Miss Betsy Pryor will be
henceforh as a Mexico bud"
or she made her debut as hostess
asst Saturday when she entertained
/ dozen little misses. The happy oc-
,asion was the small hostess fifth
birthday. The dining table held a
cake with five candles, and
'ach guest got a cup Of custard and
! small individual cake with one a n
lie. The guests who took their dol
and spent a pleasant hour with
Betsy were Virginia Horton, Mary
Virginia Nelson, Media Strict, Emily
Virginia Ellen Wilkins,
Mary Frances Brown, Mary Heller,
2owena Rusk, and Violet Maxwell.
Mrs. James Haskell invited in a
Few friends Friday evening for a
up of tea and to enjoy her new Vic
rola. Those in the party were:
Misses Dorothy Holmes, Lillian Bar
'ett, Ida Clark, Wayne Ringo, Car
and Mary Mcvey, and Mrs.
lanes Martin.
Mrs. r. R. Arnold, Jr., had as her
quests Saturday: Mrs. C. Woodford
Jr., and Misses Kitty May
Settle and Anna Pape of C~entralia.
Mrs. F. P. Van Ness invited in a
'ew friends to spend the afternoon
With Mrs. John Gibbs of Kansas
City, who is the guest of Mrs. w. W.
Pollock.
Mrs. Oscar Poisson entertained her
Hub Friday afternoon in honor of
Ter sister, Mrs. M. Blum of Bridge
on, Mo. Extra guests were: Mes
lanes L. B. Hawthorne, A. H. Whit
icy, Fred Llewellyn, J.. N. Crebs,
.has. Bledsoe, and Maurice Phillip.
Mrs. Herbert Tucker won the club
little silver deposit salt
Mrs. Phillip received the
prize, a handsome guest
Mrs. Poisson served an ap-
petizing two-course lunch.
Mrs. Bessie Winscott entertained
The What So Ever Circle of the
Daughters, Tuesday after
noon. This Circle has decided TO
meet once a month and study the
lives of famous women. Tuesday
Mrs. ED. Graham wa the leader and
gave a most interesting and instruc-
tive talk on the life and achieve
ments Of Helen Keller, and Miss JOS
Wallace sang. The hostess
served dainty refreshments.
Miss Mary Banks returned to her
duties in Christian College, Column
bia last Tuesday.
Hon. and Mrs. E. A. Shannon were
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