Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-03-04


een esliSd out and everybody reused
rom bic sInmbers." Now this man
mt very old, bat he has noticed q
adieal change in the order of things
incs hs day, and me thinks is for
he best.
Mrs. W. G. johnson left today for
months visit ia Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Hutton IS spending several
ays in MobarIy with her son, Harry
nd wife.
Hiss Lpttie Cornett returned Thurs
ay from 4 delightful months visit
fifth frinda in 81 Louis.
Miss Josephine Wallace was host
IS for the Thursday Knitting Club
lis week. After pleasant hour of
owing interspersed with music, Miss
Palace served palatable lunch.
iss Lillian Burgess of Vandalia was
10 only club guest.
The Wednesday Club met this week
usual, to study "Nathan the Wise"
rs. johnson gave the jist of Riehl's
Natural History of the People,"
rs. Hayne told of Renters "Epi-
'des Of My Life;" Mrs. Locke read
e most beautiful of Heine's poems;
RS. Leeper talked of current events
1The Drama;;s Mrs. Guthrie read
. best known poems of Grun, Nor
e, Won pprste, Hulshorff, and Freil-
.ath. The Wednesday Club has only
Re more meetings for this year.
Mrs. h. A. Markwell invitd in
" young Iadies Wednesday to spend
e afternoon with Miss Lillian Bur
ss Of Nandalia. The guests chatted
d sewcd until five o'clock when the
stess served an elaborate buffet
nchecu. The guests included Misses
ohy. Turhage, Miller, Rose, Wal
ee, Kele0. and Mrs. Bradford Sap
|ngton.
Mrs II B. Hawthorne entertained
q one o'clock luncheon on Monday
hon0f of Mrs. John T. Barker who
The house guest of Mrs. Charles
nybrook. Other guests were Mes
mes Joe Wilkins, Chas. Claybrook,
A. Denring and r. r. Arnold, Jr.
Miss Myrtle Moore is here to spend
9 weekend with her mother, Mrs.
,lla T Moore. Miss Kathryn
Towniug or Kansas City aceompan-
Miss Moora home.
Miss Mildred johnson of the Uni
rsity spent The week end at home
th her mother, Mrs. Alex Carter.
Hiss Lillian Burgess of Vandalia
lent The week in Mexico the guest
Mrs. K. "A. Maxwell and Miss
arie Rose.
TUESDAY afternoon Mrs. Barker
ks the honnFne at a Bridge given by
RS. +. K. Sanford. A dainty salad
urse was served in the card room,
ter which the guests were invited
the dining room where Mrs. Chas.
aybrook poured coffee from an arts
sally decorated table.
Mrs. 4. r. Arnold, Jr., invited ten
dies % Be Der guests at the mat
Zee performailce of the D. A. RS
living Pictures" Those in the
lrty were Mesdames Claybrook,
hrker. Hawthorne, Wilkins, Dear
&, Brett, Norris and Mrs. C. c.
adison of Independence.
The opening Of the new Hardin
ym Tuesday evening was quite
scial event. A charming program
ID been arranged by the students for
e entertainment of the guests. The
cal Alumnae Chapter, who have
orked 50 hard to make the gymnas-
i'm possibility, were the honor
uests. The building was decorated
iroughout Milh class colors, and
ardin pannaats, Punch was served
iring the evening.
Miss l,eIia Winans led the Chautau-
he Circle this week. Mrs. Beare
sad 4 paper on "The Compensation
laws of the United States;' Mrs.
urkee gave an Appreciation of
bishop Joho H. Vincent" who was
he foundce Of Chautauqua work.
tuesday was his eighty-third birth
ay.
Mrs. W. w. Fry entertained twen-
y-f9uf Of her married friends at
hu0n Thursday afternoon. out-of-
eNn guests were Mesdames John 7
'aEza II II. Hannah, C. C. Madison
ua s & Morris. After the games
Hrs tfN &Hryed a two course lunch