Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-15

Guthrie, Ben Locke and Norris
Dry. After dinner the hostess
chaperoned the crowd to the
ball game.
Miss Virginia Rodgers gave a
six o'clock dinner, Saturday, in
honor of Miss Martha Hold of
ISt. Louis. Covers were laid for
Misses Ruth Cauthorn, India
johnson and Frances Williams.
After dinner the guests enjoyed
the movies and later n fire works
display at the home of Miss VIII
liams. .
Miss Eva Miller gave quite an
enjoyable Orpheum party, on
Monday afternoon, compliment
tary to her house guests, Misses
Josephine jacob Of Martinsburg
and Helen Scott Of st. Louis.
Fifteen guests attended the NOV
les and did ample justice to the
delicious refreshments served at
the Gem. Those in the party
other than the honoree were:
Misses Josephine Wallace, Marie
Rose, Irene Roden, Marie Fore
man, Pauline Gotthelf of st.
Louis, Elizabeth Parker, Eva
Lee jackson, Harriet Pasqueth.
Anna Williams and Louise Enloe
of New Bloomfield, Mesdames
Austin Lewis, and Abbie Lfew-
ellyn Snoddy. The hostess pre-
scented each guest with roses.
Mrs. Belle T. Moore has re-
turned from a fortnight's visit
in Moberly.
Miss Louise Enloe, of New
Bloomfield, spent the week with
Miss Anna Williams.
Miss Josephine Wallace will
be hostess for the Thursday
knitting Club next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee gave q
noon day dinner, Monday, com
plimentary to their house guests
Misses Dora and Florence an6
Charles Surber, Of st. Louis
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Lee, Misses Clara Jurgen.
son, Marie Foreman, and Et
Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee weri
hosts at dinner Sunday, to thu
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs
Will Lee, Misses Clara Jurgen
sen, Marie Foreman, Dora ant
Flirence Surber, of st. Louis
Messrs. Willard Potts, Ed Lee
and Clarence Surber, Of ST
Louis.
I Miss Myrtle Moore has beel
visiting Miss Mary Rowe at he
country home near Centralia
for the past two weeks.
DIR. Oscar e. Lynott, Of Cap
(. Town, South Africa, was her
: this week. HE is a long, long
way from home"
Z Mrs. Annie Richards, Mr.. an
: Mrs. Gill Richards, and tw
/, %children, DR.. and Mrs. Wi
) Caldwell, motored over fror
! Perry and spent Sunday wit
Mrs. M. Z. Wells.
! Mrs. Ray Pitts entertained
Wednesday afternoon, in homo
{ of Miss Nell Mulberry Of s.
t Louis. Twenty four ladie
brought their needle work an
: sewed and chatted till a lat
{ hour when the young hostes
served a lovely two course luncf
7, The other out of town CUES
was Miss Xenia White, of Ceda
Rapids, Iowa.
Mrs. Gatewood, Of Santa Fl
q was here this week the guest {
: her sister, Miss Lille Dobyns.
Miss Annie Streif, Of Virgil
: City, is here to spend sever
$ weeks with Mrs. ]. e. Streif.
S Miss Frances Pearl was
home with Miss Dorothy Worre
on Friday evening to their mar
a friends, complimentary to the
e house guests. The line stood {
the porch which was decorate
in red blossoms and greener
! Those who received with Il
f hostesses were: Misses Helt
Williams and Mildred Estry,
= Columbia, Zenia White Of Ced'
i Rapids, Minnie Pike Of Martin
is burg. and Mrs. Homer Marshs
Ie of Jonesboro, Ark. Misses nj
4 dred Jesse, of Webster Grove
Il Helen Wilkins and India job.
= son served punch on the law
+ The dining table was decorate
with nasturtiums. Ices we
served by Misses Annie D
Fish, Evelyn Threlkeld, Kat
r ryn Waite, Vera Rutter and M
h, dred Pearl. Others who assls
II cd were Misses Mary and Ga
IA oIine Worrell, Irene Roden, M
W lam Johnson, Harriet Winai
If Anna Williams and Helen He
"a er; Mesdames Frank Pearl al
r r. D. Worrell; Messrs. Nor
r Dry, Ben Locke, Charles Gut
IS RE, Orlando Worrell and K
Pearl.
r. Miss Mildred Jesse, of Webst
s. Groves, is here for a visit WI
to relatives and friends.
n, Mrs. Homer Marshall, Of Jc
Ut esboro, Ark, is here the guest
it her father, j. O. Tinsley.
er The little folks had a pli
on FAIRY ThistIedown," at 7
he home Of Phillip Fletcher b
h Friday evening. Mary Lou.
IIoutborne Elizabeth Ferr