Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-12-14

Mr.. viii Conn and Mr.. and Mrs.
twis Mckee were dinner guests of
4. and Mrs. Strobe, Sunday.
Mrs. Turner Williams and daughter
I've returned from'a visit in Col
anbia.
Mrs. Marsens, Of La Plata, is the
hest Of Mrs. Badaracco.
|. H. Hannah, of Columbia, was in
Mexico Thursday.
Mrs. Steve Regain has returned to
|sRr home in Kansas City, after being
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
RS W. J. Bolts.
Mss Elizabeth Price has returned
her home in Columbia, after spend
"a few days in Mexico.
Ms. Greeley Talbot, of Moberly,
aae guest of Mexico relatives this
svA
Mn F. W. Brand and children have
kuned TO their home in Columbia,
tr being the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
b Ritter.
Mis- Esther Hardine and Miss Den
Kelso have been visiting in Chi
kgO.
The Rev. Pearce Atkins attended the
federal Council Of all churches which
has held in st. Louis this week.
Mrs. H. W. Coons and daughter,
Mss Isabel, of Fulton, were the
suests of Mrs. F. R. Sanford this
seek.
Miss Mary Louise Hawthorn has
ieturned from a visit in Moberly.
Miss Edna McMurtry, who is at
ending the Normal School at Kinks
bile, was the guest of her parents,
'Ir. and Mrs. W. W. McMurtry, this
Feek.
Mrs. S. D. Barrick, of Oklahoma,
/ the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G.
". Gallop.
Mrs. T. B. Hendricks has returned
rom Columbia where she was the
quest of Mrs. H. NJ. McPheeters.
Miss Jenette Mcmillan has returned
i her home in st. Louis, after being
e guest of Mrs. P. E. Coil.
The Daughters of the American
Evolution convened at the Library,
|onday afternoon, December 4. 1t
as decided to have each member
Fve a Christmas present toward the
ebt on Colonial Memorial Hall, and
pd also one toward redecorating the
issouri Room in Continental Hall.
Pie School in the 0zarks, at which
BE D. A. RS. have several schol-
fships, was to be remembered too
Miss Maude Wallace told a beautiful
Christmas story. The hostesses for
BE afternoon were Mrs. W. r. Rodesi
Mrs. Will Brown, Mrs. Charles Bast,
hnd Miss Emma McPheeters.
Miss Elizabeth Green has returned
rom st. Louis, where she underwent
| slight operation. Her many friends
will be glad to know that she is con.
valescing rapidly.
The Wednesday Club met at the
Library this week. The lesson, Rich.
Ard III, Act 5, was given by Mrs
&. A. White. Mrs. W. w. Bolts
gave a Characterization of Richard
aII. Mrs. Charles Harrison discus
Bed "The Women of Shakespeare
Histories" Mrs. J. A. Guthrie gave
F'The Development of England I'm
der the Plantagenets."
The Chautauqua held their regu
lar melting at the Library, Tuesday
Mrs. j. G. Moore was leader. Tw'
chapters Of "France Under the Re
public" were read and discussed.
Mrs. T. H. Winans is visiting M
and Mrs. Lawrence Winans in Texas
Mrs. J. A Guthrie spent severa
days in Kansas City last week.
Miss Willie Hook was hostess for he
sewing club Monday. Mrs. Russo.
Emmons was the only guest othe
than the club members
Mrs. Wallace Fry was hostess 10
the Beta Sigma Alumnae meeting
Thursday. At the close of the afte'
noon the hostess served a dalnt
lunch.
Mrs. W. H. French and Miss DO
othy Norris gave an elaborate luncl
con Wednesday, complimentary
Mrs. Mamie Moore, of Dayton, ohi
The table was centerd with chrysal
themums. Covers were laid for Me
danes E. D. Graham, Lewis Moor