Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-01

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evening. A delightful social hour was
spent Mrs. Butler Guthrie is the
teacher Of the class and Mrs Turley
is the president.
Mrs. Walter Williams and daughter,
Miss Helen. o. Columbia are here he
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Horace
Banks.
The Thursday Knitting Club viii
meet with Mrs. Alice Witherspoon.
Misses Flavel and Dorothy Barnes
left Monday for their home in Pratt
Kansas, after spending several days
with their Uncle, A. C. Barnes and
family.
Mrs. Charles Peterson was hostess
on Friday for the members of her
Sunday school class. After the bus
mess meeting a social huor was spent
over a palatable lunch served by the
hostess. Fifteen ladies were present.
Miss Marie Rose spent the week
end in the country with Miss Willie
Hook and attended dinner at Littleby.
Mrs. ]. G. Nc Cune. Of vandalia,
spent Tuesday in Mexico. She and
her twin daughters, Kathryn and Vir-
ginia will leave next week for a two
months visit in California.
Calvin Tilton Of Grant City, WIS
here this week the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. W. A. Shullenberger.
Miss Margaret Cunningham gave a
Lyric party on Tuesday afternoon In
honor Of her guest, Miss Annette
Clark, Of Topeka, Kan, The young
ladies who enjoyed the movies and
ices at Buckners We're: Misses Louise
and Barbara johnson, Mary Lee
Burks, Virginia Parker. Julia Tucker
and Julia Cave.
Mrs. W. W. Bolts and Miss Marie
Rose are attending a house party in
Bowling Green
Mrs. J. W. Gallaher spent the week
end in vandalia with her mother, Mrs.
Maggie Smith.
Miss Mary Lee Burks returned Mon
day after a pleasant week spent in
Kansas City with friends
Miss Martha Allen of Kansas City
is here the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. c. Ringo.
Miss Kitty My Settle and Mrs
woodford Of C~entralia, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Arnold this week.
Mrs. Lewis Mckee and Mrs. James
Gallaher attended the Saturday Club
at Vandalia last week.
Mrs. E. R. Locke had as her guests
for six o'clock dinner, Friday evening,
Misses Martha Holt, Mary Garrett,
and Ida Grub Of st. Louis.
Mrs. b. G. Reavis and daughter,
Ellen Roselle, are visiting relatives in
Shelbina and st. Louis.
Miss Barbara Reavis is the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. P. H. Cullen, in st.
Louis.
Miss Martha Holt, of st. Louis was
the guest Of honor at a delightful
garden party given by Mrs. p. =.
Locke, Friday afternoon. Punch WINS
served on the porch by Miss Willie
Morris. The hostess was assisted in
serving ice cream, cake and bonbons,
by Miss Mary Garrett. The guests
were: Misses Mary Worrell, India
johnson, Marcena johnson, Mildred
West, Marjory Barnes, Frances Will
liams, Ruth C~authorn, Barbara Reav-
Is and Willie Morris.
Miss Wayne Ringo and Miss
Martha Allen, spent Friday in Full
ton.
Mrs. Il. r. Locke spent the week
with friends in st. Louis.
Mrs. Walter Williams was honored
at a delightful porch party given by
Mrs. II. B. Banks, Saturday morning.
The guests who were: Mrs. Williams
old school mates, were Mesdames A.
P. Green, Ralph Hamilton, W. G. Will
kins, R. M. White, R. D. Worrell, S.
d. Stocks, N. R. Rodes, L. M. Jones,
R. R. Arnold, Sam Evans, W. C. John
son w. w. Pollock, Misses Florence
Ford, Mary Houston, Martha Spence,
Julia Ross, Georgia and Frances
Guthrie. An appetizing lunch was
served during the morning.
Mrs. Wallace bearing was hostess,
Friday afternoon, for the F. e. G.
Sewing Club. A large number OF
guests were present. The out-of-town
guests were: Miss Kate Duncan, Of
Louisiana; Mrs. Virgil Williams, Of
st. Louis; Mrs. Bruce of Fort Smith
Ark; Mrs. Walter Williams, of Col.
umbia; Mrs. John D. 0rear, Of Boil.
ivia; Mrs. J. A. Bluck, Of Montana
Miss Rodgers of Perry. Dainty re
freshments were served by MesdameI
w W. Fry, Charles Harrison, Il. A
bearing, w. C. johnson and Misses
Mary and Martha bearing.
|, Miss Margaret Cunningham gave |
Lyric party Tuesday afternoon il
honor of her cousin, Miss Annett'
kClark, of Topeka, Kansas Those
present were: Misses Mary LIE
Burks, Julia Tucker. Julia Cave
, Louise and Barbara johnson and Wiz
. ginia Parker. Refreshments wer
served at "Buckner's."
Mrs. w. D. Bassford was hostess q
a large $500" party Thursday after
noon, complimentary to Mrs. Tenl
Of Washington, D. C. The house wa
beautifully decorated in ferns an
cut flowers. Mrs. Maurice Phillip n