Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-06-24

DR.. and Mrs. H. E. TraIle had as
dinner guests, Thursday evening,
Pres. and Mrs. J. W. Million, Misses
Margaret and Helen Million, and
John and Edward Million.
The U. d. c.'s held their meeting
this week with Mrs. R. Z. Miller. Miss
Rice of Perry gave a reading. Miss
Georgia Miller gave a piano solo ami
little Miss Leola Ruth Turner said
a recitation. Ices and cakes were
served by the hostesses. Mesdames ].
II. Minor and R. E. Miller.
Miss Ruth Robertson is entertain
ing a charming house party. The
guests are: Misses Theodosia Bar
nett Violet Bullock, Josephine Ball
of st. Louis, and Agnes S~hackelford
of Jefferson City.Messrs. Frank Cor
nett. Dean johnson. Cliff Garrison,
Walter Kobush, Elmer Adkins and
Briggs Hoffman, all of st. Louis.
Miss Anna Lewis gave a Lyric
party on Thursday evening. Tbs
guests included Nesdames j. A. Guth-
RE. x. P. Wiley of ST. Louis, w: G.
wilkins, Ralph Hamilton Alfred G.
Busch Of ST. Louis, James Carpenter
Of Kansas City, Misses Leila wi,ians,
Florence Ford and Mary Lewis Of
0sceola. Ices were served at Buck
ner's after the movies.
Quite a jolly party will enjoy 4
three weeks camp near Santa Fe.
They will leave Mexico on July LIST.
Those who expect to commune with
Nature are: Misses Archie Cook, Of
Lexington; Dorothy Holmes, Willie
Hook, Mesdames Emma Sharp, and
Reese Holmes, Messrs. Robert Holm
es, VIII Williams, Joe Luckie and DIR.
J.. C. Pasqueth.
Will Williams gave a Lyric party
Tuesday evening, complimentary to
Miss Rice, Of Perry. The guests were
Misses Leila Winans, Mary Lewis,
Allie Howard, Of Slater, Victoria
Brooks, Dorothy Holmes and Edna
Armstrong, Messrs. John Guthrie,
Wallace Feicht, Major Stoy, and Dir.
Moore. After the show a lunch was
served at Buckner's.
Miss Marie Rose was hostess.
Thursday, for the Knitting Club, and
a few other young ladies'. A pleas
ant hour was spent in music and con-
~versation yer dainty needlework.
Guests other than club members
were Misses Bernice Smith, Mary
Banks, Eva Miller, Elaine S~ilverstein.
Margaret TralIe, Mary Louise and
Mary Lewis, Of Osceola.
Miss Elaine Silyerstein gave a very
enjoyable orpheum party Monday
evening After the movies the party
enjoyed dancing and refreshments at
the hostess home. Those il the party
were: Misses Phyllis Frost Of Van
dalia, Vera Rutter, Anna Mcclure,
Jeanette Bragg, Messrs. Lewis
Wright of Kansas City, Morris Keath,
Bryan Atchison and Glen squires.
DR.. and Mrs. II. II. winans had as
their house guests, this week, Mes
DANES H. +. Gunsel of Pontiac, ILL.,,
Harry Lewis of 0sceola, and Alfred
G. Bush and small son Of st. Louis.
Miss Edna Armstrong took a few
friends to the Lyric Thursday after
noon in honor Of her house-guest.
Miss Rice. The party included Mes
DANES James Jesse, j. w. GalIahor,
Bradford Sappington, Ovens Adams,
Misses Wayne Ringo and Victoria
Brooks.
Miss Willie Robnett is home from
Pennington where she spent a de-
lightful fortnight.
Miss Lillian Barrett, of ST. Louis,
is here the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Ham Mckinley.
Mrs. James U. Cullen, of Perry, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clark.
Miss Anna Veil, of st. Louis, viii
arrive next week to be the guest of
Mrs. o. Poisson.
Mrs. 0. L. Boncher and daughter.
Miss Pearl, of Moberly, are the guests
of Mrs. Belle T. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Brett will be
hosts at a dinner this evening compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Rob
crtson of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Fry have been
entertaining this week, DIR. j. I. Fry
of Moberly, and Miss Edith Newsom
of New Bloomfield.
Misses Laura and Bertha Walker
leave today for Quincy to attend d
house party given by Misses Edni
and Margie Morris.
The graduating class Of 1914 of Me.
MILAN held a reunion at the high
school Thursday evening. They par.
took of a feast and later enjoyed the
movies at the Lyric.
Miss Katie Smithey returned Fri.
day from St. Louis very much i'm.
proved in health. Miss Smithy',
| friends are most hannv In have ba,