Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-21

lntht ~ fHH mexico boys ana you may
EOget ths sht one
Ort -
hi AlItIte Buckner, Walker Burns and
,rasRslpN Ruckner spent part of the
thiReek Nj 81. Louis.
Turner Williams went to Marshall,
anSaturday.
re Miss Willie Robnett will visit
Iaf friends and relatives in Fulton next
week.
Miss Kitty May Settle of Centralia
visited Mrs. Robert Arnold, Jr., this
week.
Mrs. Maurice Phillips and small
" daughter, Celia Joe, leave Monday for
Jan extended visit in sedalia.
~ Miss Lens Johnson left Thursday
. r q visit With her sisters, Mrs. H.
-. Truck in St. Louis.
ver Mr.. Norman Kohlmeiner of Min
Srleso}a was the guest this week of II.
y. n and J.. 6. Bartels.
Oh Miss Lutte Vaughan has return
Tod 10 her home at Mineola after a
t hort whit with Mesdames Abbie
lss'inoddy and Fred Llewellyn.
OF Judge and Mrs. Wallace Fry and
dr. 81 Philip and Miss Elaine Sill
!, erstein spent the weekend in st.
y ouis.
-, MI. and Mrs. H. M. Bartels were
eulosts at d Eix-course dinner Sunday.
of overs were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
"A r. Horton, Prof. and Mrs. Her
Meaert Pryor. and Mr.. Win Williams.
d Mrs Everettt Blackman and charm
D. az little daughter of Kansas City,
IN nd Mrs. Lewis Mcbride of Moberly,
-e n the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
" Anf
h Fifteen couples enjoyed an infor-
hal dance AZ the Elks Thursday even
lag. After pleasant hour of dane
az tho guests went to the "Gem"
bee, there q palatable two-course lunch
russas served.
Tho Wednesday Club met this week
httn the Library with Seventeen men,
era present. Mrs. Rodgers had
cea, haraa Of the lesson, the third on
FAUST MISS Houston gave Goethe's
ettphiKenie.p Mrs. Bolts and Mrs.
eA Foff0iI told the story of Goethe's
y Herman and Dorothea;" Mrs. White
UT bid tho latest news in Religion and
utIociology.H Miss Rose read a paper
a Domestic Politics"
hEN Mrs. Maurice Phillips invited a few
I ladies 70 be her guests at the Or
lheum Thursday afternoon in honor
"a Mrs. N. Blum. After the movies,
drss Phillip took her guests to Lew
n alyn's where an appetizing two
course lunch was served. Those in
The party were: Mesdames o. Pois-
derson. III W.. Burlington, Will Lee, A. H.
whitney Chas. Bledsoe, Ovens Adams
"a i. Turkey, Lewis Moore, and Brad
ford sappington.
Mrs. Charles Luckie gave a Lyric
party Tuesday afternoon to the fol-
'e' lowing guests: Mesdames Chas. Car
el penter, William West, Ham Gregg of
uBellfowers Geo. Rixey, and Harry Os-
Nc borne Of Gallatin; M. Kimbrough, B.
lay +. Reavis: Ralph Race, Will Lee and
guests Mrs. Lon Omohundro and J.
aaD. Gates. The hostess served a dain-
vF ty lunch at the "Gem."
Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Coil we're hosts
at an elaborate six o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening complimentary to
Dr.. Claeeett Of Chicago. The table
3 was nftistieally decorated in Rich
mond roses. A palatable four course
menu mss served to the following:
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Griffin Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Buckner Misses Lena
Dickensons Ruth Covington, and
Nj Ruth Averitt.
Miss Annie Lewis gave one of the
most enjoyable parties of the season
20, Tuesday when she was hostess at a
Bridge luncheon. The guests were
\ the members of the 12-of-Us Club
70, and q few others. A palatable five
course luncheon was served. Gov.
ha ers were laid at three small tables
decorated With red and white carnat
u ions. fop Mesdames Fred Llewellyn
bradford Sappington, Ovens Adams
,es Wallace Fry, Robert NJ. White, Ivai
Ashworth Richard Myall, Misses
on Lena Johnson, Marie Rose, Haiti,
o. Brown and Martha Mason.
One Of the Roswell, N M, paper
contains the following interesf 4
NJ item concerning Mexico people: a
t af III pfettiest and merriest affair
Of tte sson was the auction bridg
party ~1H5zerday, when Mrs. Grove
C~ottinsh4m was hostess to the mem
M bers of ~ Girls Club and a fe,
lora ether friends to honor her a~ttractiv
house guests, Misses Margaret Cav
ita and Mary Buckner of Mexico, Mo
and Mrs. Jno. Cauhope, a recent brid,
a Exquisite taste was used in the decor
atoms Of the pretty new home Of tn
,ess hostess, which were low Japanes
te baskets filed with fragrant pink an
co., white sWeetpeas and ferns place
To- ihf1Mrhout the rooms, making a bov
er.llilc place for the several tabl'
Itr arranged for the games, which we
~uAusuaily enjoyable. The final coul
gave Miss Ruby Saunders the hit
heofe favor, a dainty pink crepe
chine eamisole; each Of the comp
mented guests received boxes
beautifully monogramed stationer
Following the games, the card tabl
were hid with snowy linens for
most delicious luncheon of fruit sala