Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-01-07
DCIETY
81 Miss Marie Rose.
Phone GIL.

Phone GIL.
The old year is over and now
ont Ian begin on a clean sheet
Of Ne Ledger. Let's try to be
opIImistic and say compliment
taff things about our friends
ard look for their good qualit-
lea and their faults will soon
pass out OF the limelight. /
haven't q crouch on the year
1914. fd1ait wis kind to me, but
[ sintsstIy hope that the read
srs Of Ite Society column, as
ven ae BE writer will have bet
.ef |0tk in a financial way
II certainly is awful to be
,oof Iiefe's wishing you a joy
ms 1l1sperous and beneficial
Mas t'iriam Glandon is visit
no iiiends in Kansas City
Frances McCue spent
.ho a5k with her grandpar-
nj Auxvasse
MIA M. Blum Of Bridgeton,
Va the guest of Mrs. O..
Miss Helen Oldham left today
'or JeIferson City after a visit
With MI. and Mrs. E. d. Ora
lam.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Gibbs
II Kansas City are guests Of
VII, and Mrs. w. w. Pollock at
Pollock Place.
Mrs .Hettie Cadwallader has
to Mexico for the win
;er and IS domiciled at Mrs.
5pence's on Monroe.
Mrs. Ned Miller entertained
Misses Josephine Wallace,
Rose, Eva Miller, Anna
Williams, Irene Campbell,
Miller and Nellie Lee
It 4 c'clQck Saturday.
J.sdQe and Mrs. G. G. Bledsoe
ave a Christmas dinner on
Enesday for the following rel
C. F. Clark and family,
Charles Clark and family, Mrs.
Mamie Biedsoe, Earl and James
and DR.. Ned Rodes.
Miss Elizabeth Gill entertain
a &t six o'clock dinner on
Thursday the following guests:
diS86s Benson Bolts, Frances
Mason, Messrs. George Watts
4! Illinois University, Ben
locke 0f Missouri University,
nd Bush Atchison.
Mrs. Norton Nelson was host
With her sister Miss Lena
Johnson on Friday afternoon
OF the Beta Sigma 0micron
0r0fify. The guests sewed I'M
II iVe o'clock when the host
Isa0H appeared with a two
|00fA6 lunch.
Mrs. Oscar Poisson invited
deA 1ines Ike Silverstein,
|IaE zA Phillip, j. E. Strict,
jhtfies Bledsoe to meet her sis
et Ss NJ. Blum of Bridgeton,
nd To be her guest at the Lyric
na inee. After the movies Mrs.
'oiAson took her guests to the
Of Sweets where ices
gaFQ served.
Mr. md Mrs. E. d. Graham
Iept open house" on New
IeafN Day 80 their friends
spend a pleasant hour
Mrs. William Oldham and
laughter, Miss Helen, of Kear-
icy, Nebraska. The guests ar
lived between two and five, and
dainty refreshments
erved BY Miss Helen Oldham
md Mrs. Hettie Cadwallader.
The Elks Home was the scene
X Much merriment on Thurs
|ay evening as they were hosts
i y large card party and dance.
NJ the games Miss Mary v.
f0uston was the most success
i'll and received a dainty ivory
Dr.. Berrey won the gen.
prize, a box of cigars.
About twenty couples enjoyed
'he dance. The music was fur
BY Elon Whitney and
frank Owings.
The Thimble Club met this
week with Mrs. Charles Clark.
Fhe main topic of conversation
vas the evening party to be
on Friday in honor of the
husbands and sweethearts of
he members. The Clark home
pas beautifed by many Christ
mas decOrations and the menu
slso had a Christmas flavor
.omnriNinr turkey and plum
pudding among other delica-
The out of town guests
Nefe Mrs. Oldham, of Nebras-
ia. and Miss Katherine Mat
news. of Louisiana.
Mrs A. o. Adams entertain
ed her S0nday school class Mon
day afternoon in the Christian
church parlors. The small
guests played games after
which Mrs. Adams served a
pAlafable lunch. The party in
Elizabeth Worrell, Eliz-
Wilson, Lucille Dozier,
Williams, Louise Hal
Ter, Ethel Thompson, Lucille
Thompson, Ruth Hamilton
Chapman and Maggie
Morris Kemp, James
Ward Joe Hatcher, Joe Wal
Strom. and Everett Burk. Elk
tfa quests were: Ida Moore
Hopkins, Maurine Neeley anc
r ii Medley.
Miss Ruth Jesse of Webster
Groves is here visiting hei
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gallah.
moro and small son returned or
thprsday after a pleasant holi
dag Nit in Fayette.
IA Wallace Fry was hostess
for tnN 12-Of-Us Club Tuesday
Extra quests were Mesdamei
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