Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-10

is one of the members of the board Of
managers Of this splendid institution.
The Thursday knitting Club met
this week with Miss Miriam johnson.
Guests oaer than club members were
Misses Pauline Powell, Harriet
Winans, Mavrine Heller, Mildred Wal
lace, Anna Williams and Mary Lewis
Of Oseeola. Mo. After a pleasant
hour Of sewing and conversation the
hostess served ices and cakes.
Miss Willie Robnett will leave Sun
day for a visit in Pennington. Miss
Robnett will be maid Of honor at the
wedding Of Miss Ethel Morris, a form
err Hardin girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan H. Cauthorn had
as their dinner guests, Thursday even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bassford,
Miss Marie Rose and Nate Phillip.
A delicious five course menu was
served.
Mrs G. W. Robertson Jr., and small
son r home after an extended visit
with relatives in Bunceton.
Mrs. A. H. Whitney left this week
to make her home in jefferson City.
Mrs. Whitley is one Of Mexico's
charming young matrons and local
society regrets very much TO have
Mr! and Mrs. Whitney leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Street left.
Friday, for Moberly for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Tom Bruce and son, Tom. Jr.,
are the guests Of relatives in st. JOS
ieph.
Miss Margaret Cave was hostess
at a pleasant party Tuesday after
noon with the active chapter of Eta
Epsilon Gamma as the guests.
Mrs. J. c. King gave her husband
a surprise dinner party Sunday. Cow
ers were laid for Messrs. Charles
Heller, Malcolm Morris, S. H. Rich
ards, Ben Haskell, Frank Pearl, T. j.
Hoxsey and Jack GeIhaus.
Mrs. Laura Hoagland gave a very
enjoyable porch party Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. L.
Jones. The guests brought their sew
ing but it is safe to say that very
little was accomplished, for were not
twenty-five women gathered together?
Mrs. Hoagland was again the grac-
ious hostess on Friday afternoon
when she entertained thirty friends
at games.
Mrs. Arthur Sharp entertained her
Sunday School Glass with a delight
full picnic on Tuesday afternoon. Those
who enjoyed the outing were: Misses
Mildred Pearl, Vera Rutter, Edna
Buckley, Matte Ward, Marguerite
Greer, Irene Campbell, Ruth Cleve-
land, Bessie Hickman, Margaret Az
eritt, Helen Wilkins, Minnie Younger,
Nellie Kysar, Carolyn Worrell, Alta
Kale, Annadee Fish, Evelyn Threl-
keld and Grace Sharp; the Rev. and
Mrs. w. A. Shullenberger.
Mrs. Abbie Llewellyn invited the
mothers of her music pupils to spend
Wednesday afternoon with her and
to hear a programme given by The
class. Those who took part in the
programme were Misses Gladys
Kistler, Helen Plunkett, Laura Car
ter, Alicia Hopkins, Mary Leah Car
ter, Edna Buckley Ruth Cauthorn,
Franc johnson, Alice Lea Springer
and Irene Davis.
Miss Margaret Greer entertained at
six O'Clock dinner, Wednesday even
ing, the following guests, Misses Mat
tie Ward, Mary Hatcher, Mildred
Pearl, Martha bearing, Vera Rutter,
Edna Buckley, Evelyn Threlkeld and
Helen Howell. The centerpiece was a
basket of red roses and the place cards
were characteristic of each guest
Major and Mrs. C. W. Strock left
Friday for Harrisburg, Penn, to
spend the ummer
Miss Julia Chinn, Martha Chinn,
and Josephine Evans, of Vandalia, and
Nell Schultz Of Washinton, Mo-, were
noon day dinner guests Of Miss Clara
Haggard at the Hoxsey Friday.
Mrs. Hettie Cadwallader has re-
turned to her home in st. Louis afer
spending two months in Colorado.
Miss Myrtle Moore is home from
Columbia where she attended the
| University the past winter.
Mrs. w. W. Williams is visiting rel
atives at Slick, Mo.
Miss Martha Sullinger is here from
North Carolina TO spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Jane Sullinger.
Miss Georgia Edwards, Of Slater,
a former Hardin College girl, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Turner.
Mrs. Landon Rodes Of Sikeston,
spent Sunday in Mexico enroute to
Columbia to attend commencement.
Mrs. Ned Turner entertained at a
delightful twelve o'clock dinner, Fri
day, in honor of her house guest, Miss
Georgia Edwards of Slater. Covers
were laid for Miss Edwards, Mes
DANES Turner, R. +. Miller, s. E,
Wright, C. d. Rodgers, J. w. Lee.
Miss Sarah Conlon Of Hannibal, is
here for the Buckner-Cave wedding,
Mrs. Frances Lonergan, Of Iowa, is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. s. T,
Crigler.
Miss Kathryn Haskell is in Colum-
III, ,s.;tsnc f,to,d.