Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-04-15

Dlego, Callornla, william Eagon OF
California, W. STAFFORD of Tacoma,
Washington. A feature Of the enter
taiament was beautiful solo by Mrs.
Eagon, whose voice has charmed Mex
leo people in former years. Another
feature was the presence of two brave
men namely DR.. ]. G. Moore and
Judge Bolts who dropped in at six
O'Clock.
Miss Anna Lewis is the guest of
Mrs. II. E. Truck in st. Louis.
Mrs. o. L. Martin gave a very en-
joyable Bridge Tuesday afternoon,
complimentary TO her niece, Mrs.
Stafford of Tacoma, Washington.
Twenty eight guests were present
After the games, the hostess served
a delicious salad course and later
Mrs. Wallace Fry poured coffee from
daintily appointed table in the din
ing room.
Miss Clara HILBERT, of Montgomery
City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E.
C. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cardwell had
as dinner guests Saturday at noon
/ day, Messrs. John T. Hook, and Lon
Hayden of Longview Farm, and Tom
Harrison.
Miss Mary Buckner is visiting rel
atives in st. Louis.
Miss Dorothy Holmes was hostess
for the Thursday Knitting Club this
week. After an hour of industrious
! sewing, Miss Holmes served a palat
able lunch.
Mrs. Latney Barnes, of Amarillo,
Texas, is here for an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Lewis.
A lovely Easter dinner was given
Saturday evening at six o'clock by
Miss Dorothy Worrell and Orlando
Worrell. A basket of red roses, sur
rounded by white bunnies, formed
very effective centerpiece. The menu
of six courses was triumph of the
culinary art. Hand painted place
cards marked the plates for Misses
Helen Solt, Marie Nusz, Ada May
Elder, Eleanor Connolly, Maude Nc
Bride, all of Hardin College, Messrs.
Kenneth Sanford, Charles Guthrie,
Clarence Myers, Cave johnson and
Howard Hoffman of Lawrence, Kan
sas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams enter
tanned at a charming six O'Clock din
ner on Tuesday. The table was very
attractive in its decorations Of pink
and white carnations. The guests
who enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
hospitality were: Hon. and Mrs. E..
A. Shannon, Prof. and Mrs. Charles
Roselle, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Warner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rose and Harry
Rose.
Mr., Morris Dry gave six o'clock
dinner Saturday evening. Yellow and
white Jonquils and yellow shaded
candles added TO the beauty of the
dinner which consisted of five courses
and was enjoyed by the following:
Messrs. Ben and Sam Locke, Howard
Keath, George Irion, w. B. Sapping-
ton, and J. W. Dry.
Mrs. Kate Hammond is home from
st. Louis.
Mrs. T. j. Rowe and Miss Mary
Rowe left Monday for their country
home to spend the summer.
Mrs. Frank S. Campbell, of SPRING
field, Mo-, is here for a visit with
Misses Margaret Tralle and Helen
Solt.
Mrs. M.F Horton and little daughter
Virginia, are visiting relatives in
Kansas.
Mrs. J. w. Burlington entertained
the Young Married Ladies Social
Club last Saturday afternoon. The
| ,-,,a,4e of hooo, ,,,ox1 M, Tohn n
Orear of Bolivia, and Mrs. John San
derson. An number of guests other
than club members were present
After a social chat and discussing
ways and means of eliminating spring
sewing and spring housecleaning the
guests enjoyed palatable lunch.
| Miss Clara HILBERT, of Montgom-
cry City, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. H. E. C. Tucker.
Mrs. Amanda Conn, of New ION
don, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. R. C. Strobe.
Mrs. H. E. C. Tucker gave an ell
aborate / o'clock luncheon on Friday
in honor of Mrs. |. c. Uptegrove and
Miss Katie Matthews of Jefferson
City. The mahogany table was res
plendent with its lace mats, china
and silver. Dainty name cards told
the guests their places. A basket
of pink roses graced the center Of the
table, and crystal candlesticks with
pink candles shed rosy light over
the dining room. Covers were laid
for Ia guests and five course Dlenr
was served. Guests other than The
honorees were: :Mesdames o. L. Mar
tin, C. H. Stafford, of Tacoma, Wash;
S. J. Buckner, J. t. Johnson, Wr.
Eagon, of California; w. w. Bolts,
G. w. Robertson, A, C. White, J. E,
Streif, Misses Clara HILBERT, of Mont
gomery City, and Marie Rose.
Mesdames o. l.. Martin, C. II, Stat
ford, and Oscar Poisson were the
guests of Mrs. Ike Silverstein at the
Hospital benefit matinee Monday. On
Tuesday they enjoyed game Of
Bridge at the home of Mrs. Poisson,
the other guest being Mrs. j. f.
Streif. A delicious lunch was served