Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-22

ney Barnes and Miss Edna Arm
strong.
Mrs. Frank BrutOn is domiciled for
two weeks with Mrs. Atkinson on
Monroe Street.
Miss Elizabeth Durkee left today
for Kansas City to meet her sister,
Mrs. Grover cottingham Of Roswell,
n. N. Mrs. cottineham and Mrs.
John Pierre csaiape will arrive Mon
day night for an extended visit with
relatives. l@rN
Miss Lucy Denham is here to spend
the week end with her cousiks Mrs.
Charles Green.
Mrs. Maggie Cave and daughter,
Miss Margaret Cave. are in Kansas
City the guest Of relatives.
Misses Georgia and Frances Guth-
RE went TO st. Louis last week to hear
Busoni. the great pianist.
Mrs. c. H. Stafford and charming
little son, Theron, left today for their
home in Tacoma, Washington. after
pleasant visit with MRS. staford's
aunts, Mrs. 0. L. Martin and Mrs.
w. C. Pasqueth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brant Of wich-
ita, Kansas, are receiving congratulate
tions upon the arrival Of twin daueh-
ters. Mr.. Brant taught here in the
military school for two years and
married one Of Mexico's prettiest
young ladies', Miss Ruth Winscott.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Howard
Bailey Of St. Louis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferd Hawthorne, Of Pittsburg, Pa.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Strict and Mr.and Mrs. J. w. Cal
laher, were hosts at a Lyric party for
Mrs. G. H. Stafford of Tacoma, Wash
ington. After the movies delicious
two course lunch was served at Buck
ner's. The party included Messrs. and
Mesdames o, L. Martin, s. J. Buck
ner, H. e. 6. Tucker, Mesdames Bes-
sic Winscott, and w. C. Eagon Of
California.
Mrs. R. M. White entertained the
r. A. E. Club on Tuesday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. Buell. of
Louisiana. Guests other than club
members were Mesdames E. A. Law
renee, Latney Barnes, Of Amarillo,
Texas, John D. Orear Of Bolivia,
Misses Anna Lewis and Bethel Law
renee, An appetizing lunch was
served at the close Of the games.-
Mr.. and Mrs. C.B. Luckie were hosts
at FIVE course dinner Sunday TO the
Following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
Grigg Of Montgomery City, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Carpenter.
Clark Bledsoe entertained 80 Of his
little friends at the Lyric Monday
afternoon. After the movies they
went 10 the Bledsoe home on Promen-
ade Street where all sorts Of goodies
awaited them. A huge boquet Of
pink carnations graced the center Of
the table. The children were given
little caps which after explosion fur
nfshed tri-cornered paper hat.
Dainty little baskets filed with can
dies and tied with pink ribbons were
the favors. Those who enjoyed the
party were little Misses Willie Morris,
Helen Frances Brown, Mary Louise
Hawthorne, Miriam Arnold, Virginia
Ellen wilkins, Mary v. Nelson, Earl
Elizabeth Carter, Wilmoth Clark,
Carlton Larsen, Mildred West, Ellen
Roselle Reavis, Vivian Boone, Mar
gretha and Elizabeth Clark, Masters
Earl Moore, Jack Paul, Henry Lee
Miller, Marion Dry, Dorrance Edmon-
ston, Horace Barnett, Floyd Bradford,
Landon Mcintyre, Richard and Morris
Kemp, Johnston Coil, Fritz Rose, Mer-
rill and Terrill Sayers. Mrs. Charles
Bledsoe and Miss Mamie Wright
chaperoned the youthful party.
A jolly crowd Of eight planned an
egg roast Tuesday evening. After
much deliberation they decided not to
go to the woods but to roast their
eggs and weiners over a good cook
range at the home of Mr.. Ned Miller.
Those in the party were Misses Maur-
ice Heizer, Harriet Winans, Miriam
johnson, and Anna Williams; Messrs.
Lee Duncan, Lester Miller, Ned Mill
Ter and Nisbet Livingston.
Those from Mexico who enjoyed
hearing Madame Schumann-Heink's s
concert in Columbia Thursday even
ing, were Mesdames James Jesse,
Laura Hougland, Wallace Fry, E. B.
Street, Latney Barnes, Sam Sharp,
Messrs. and Mesdames Fred Lew
ellyn and T.. r. Locke, Misses Fran
ces Mason, Dennis Kelso, Mildred
Wallace, Frances Gupton, Anna
Lewis, Ruth Covington and Alta
Richie.
Mrs. Malcom Morris was hostess
this week for the Friday Club. Mrs.
Ike Silverstein was the most FORUM
ate one and received dainty crochet
centcrpiece. Guests other than club
members were Mesdames +. c. Stoltz
and W. G. Eagon, Of California,
Frank Bruton and Al. II. Whitney.
The hostess served a delicious two
course menu. The next meeting will
be next Friday with Mrs. Bessie Nc
Kinley Winscott at the home Of Mrs
Hamilton Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Elliott gave de-
lightful six o'clock dinner Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Elizabeth
McGIurc's birthday. The color scheme
was pink and white and the menu the
best in the market. The guests other