Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-05-20

Nine. DeSchappelles, Marguerite
Greer.
Maid, Blanche C~ottrell.
Jeanette, Gertrude Toalson.
The North End Club Of young folks
closed their social season with a big
picnic at Barnes Ford last Monday.
They started out early in the morning
on a hay frame, had dinner and sup
per in the woods, and returned late
at night. The girls took the usual
picnic lunch Of sandwiches, pickles,
eggs and cake, which the boys sup
plemented with ice cream, soda pop
and lemonade. 1t is told on good
uthority that there was an abundance
of food and to spare. Those in the
party were Misses Clara Myers, Mir
lam and Fife Johnson, Helena Won
neman, Addie Cunningham, Esther
Menefee, Nellie Beagles, Lucille Hen
derson, Susie Guthrie, Gladys Estes
and Dola Estes; Messrs. Loyal Won
neman, Charles Myers, Leo Rocken-
stein, Tommy Estes, Ray Neighbours,
Eric Cunningham, Ernest Watson,
Bryan Marshall and Conrad Brandt.
The chaperons were Mesdames Neigh
bours and Jeter Crews.
Miss Lena johnson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. E. Truck, in st. Louis.
Mrs. Belle Young was the guest
this week Of her sister, Mrs. /. T.
McCue.
Miss snowda Willis, Of Columbia,
and Shannon Bolts and Horace Nance
Of Kansas City, have been guests this
week Of w. j. Bolts and family.
Mrs. J.. r. Williams gave her hus-
band a surprise birthday dinner
Thursday, at which the children anil
grand children were present. Cow
ers were laid for Judge and Mrs. 7.
T. Williams, Charley Williams, wife
and baby, Theodore Williams, wife
and Blake, Frances and Emily Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams.
The Judge is so young looking and
spry it would be unfair to tell the
readers how old he is so | will just
say he was born May 10, 1888.
Miss Mary Martin, a charming
Kansas City girl, who has visited IN
Mexico a number Of times and has
many friends here was married We'd
mesday to Mr.. L. w. James. They
win be at home after June l, at 1913
Troost Ave.
Misses Caroline and Mary McVeS
were hostesses to Mrs. E. L. Cass,
Sunday School Glass, of which they
are members, on Friday afternoon.
Music and conversation engaged the
attention of the young ladies until a
late hour when refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Pollock are
entertaining their niece, Miss Mir
lam Glandon, and members of Pi Beta
Phi sorority of Missouri University,
with a week end house party at Pol
lock Place. The guests are: Misses
Annalee Vernon, Lois Locke, Mary
Lee, Vera Holcomb, Helen Ayles-
bury, Cecil Fife, Virginia Payne, OIL
ivia Smith, Clara Dunn, Golden Etter,
Mary Johns, Thelma Carmack, Cath
crime Carmack, Dorothy Brown, Alice
0smond, Kathlyn Dillenbeck, Mar
body knows how much fun eighteen
jolly girls can have together except
a girl herself. 1t is hoped Mr.. and
Mrs. Pollock will survive.
MISS Mildred johnson, Freda May
Anderson, and Adeline Miles, of the
University, were over Sunday, the
guests Of Mrs. Alex Carter.
Dir. and Mrs. X. R. Bragg, Miss
Janette Bragg, Mrs. John 0rear and
John D., Jr., were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brown at Van
dalia.
Mrs. d. D. Dudley returned Fri
day from Kansas City where she has
been under treatment for several
months. Mrs. Dudley's many friends
are happy to have her home again.
Miss Ona Myrtle Roberts entertain
Jed the Senior Glass of Mcmillan at
her home on East Love Street Thurs
day evening. 1t was an AL Fresco,
affair and greatly enjoyed by all the
young folks. Miss Roberts is one of
the sweet girl graduates and the
party was in the nature Of a farewell,
as the class will be scattered after
this year.
MI. and Mrs. H. B. Mckinley were
hosts at dinner Friday at six o'clock
to the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Lee, Mrs. j. D. Bates and
Mrs. Miller.
Miss Marie Rose has been spending
several days in Jefferson City, the
guest of Mrs. John P. Gordon.
Monday afternoon a %congenial com.
pany composed of friends took sup
per together in the woods. Those in
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. JoeWilkins, M.
and Mrs. =. A. bearing, Mrs. Miriam
Ross, Mrs. Latney Barnes, Misses An
ME Lewis and Julia Ross.