Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-12-07

and Wednesday night he even placed
the plug he had removed to enable
him to reach the bolt on the inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee gave a
most elaborate dinner Thursday. The
table was centered with pink chry-
santhemums, and the course repast
was carried out in the pink color
scheme. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Emma Forman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Gelhaus, Mrs. Badaracco, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Lee, Miss Clarice Forman, Miss
Marie Forman and Miss Clara Jer-
gensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Moore had as
dinner guests Thursday Mrs, Mamie
Moore, of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Sam
Cunningham and family, of Oklahoma
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cunningham
and family.
Misses Mildred Pearl, Dorothy
Worrell, and Miss Dorothy Blanks,
who are attending the University at
Columbia, spent Thanksgiving with
their parents.
Miss Leonora Woodward, of ST.
Louis, spent several days in Mexico
this week, the guest of Miss Dorothy
Worrell and Mayme Ringo.
Mrs. l. Silverstein and Miss Elaine
Silverstein departed this week for
Fort Worth, Texas, where they will
spend the winter
John Denser and Louis Barth at
tended the Missouri-Kansas game in
Lawrence, Kansas, Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Claiborn Jackson
spent Thursday in Fayette.
Mrs. Lewis Mckee entertained the
Young Married Ladies Club and other
friends Wednesday afternoon. At the
close of the afternoon the hostess
served dainty lunch assisted by Mes
danes viii Lee, j. C. Mundy, Earl
Brown, Robert Strobe, Estill Myers
and Julia Nelson Mckee.
DR.. Vanskike had as dinner guests
at the Hoxsey Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Savage and Miss Lot
tie Cornett.
Miss Nettie Fredendall and Miss
Katherine Fredendall, of Lexington,
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Claybrook and
Miss Nettie Fredendall and Miss Kath-
crime Fredendall were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph wilkins Thurs
day.
Miss Charlotte Frost, of Vandalia
lis the guest of her sister, Miss Phyl-
lis Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Turner had as
dinner guests Thursday, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Miller, Misses Eva an5
Georgia Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il
Turner, Mrs. Williams, Miss Ann Will
liams and Miss Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Williams anc
small daughter spent Thanksgiving II
Columbia.
One of the most enjoyable affairs
ever given by the younger set wa;
the matinee dance at the Missouri
Military Academy Thursday after
noon. The splendid music, dainty
programs and refreshments were pre-
vided by the cadets. The guests wor'
Misses Phyllis Frost, Lottie Cornett
Pauline Van Ness, Wilhelmina Tay
Ilor, Pauline Willard, Louise Willard
Julia Tucker, Marylee Burks, DIV
Carter, Elaine Silversetin, and MI
and Mrs. Wallace Fry.
Gale johnson, of Montgomery City
spent Thanksgiving in Mexico.
Mrs. Frank Sanford, Mrs. F. l
Hows, Miss RAM and Bryand Wilso
were dinner guestsof Mr.. and Mr.
E. S. Wilson Thursday.
The ladies of the Kings Daughter
Home were nicely remembered o
> Thanksgiving Day. The Y. W. G. 4
of Hardin College, represented b
Il Misses Maude Biggs, Vesta Lou Ke
lam, Lucille Connely and Perryma1
decorated the table with flowers, fru
and place cards. The dinner was gi'
en- by Mcmillan High School and
committee composed of Misses Fral
ces Parker, Elizabeth Harper, Glad!
Robinson, Elaine Miller, Harold Pc
kins, and George Adams called ar
presented the ladies Of the Home vii
chrysanthemums. The pupils Of tt
South Side School gave a fine don
ton of eatables, and a committee
bows delivered them. The Thank
giving offering at the union esrvic
a was divided between the Social Sc
vice work and the Home, each recei
ing $26.OO. The Kings Daughte
are truly thankful for all kindness
received.
Mrs. Mae Browning entertained
Thanksgiving dinner, Miss Matt
Adams and Matte Mae Browning,
st. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Mood
and VIM. Moody, of Moberly, Mrs
]. Hutcherson, j. W. and A. E. A
q ans, of this city.
n Mrs C f Clark invited sevel