Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-02

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was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Robertson, this week.
Minister John D. O'Rear and wife
are now dOmiciled at Mrs. Miller's on
East Monroe Street.
Miss Jennie Karnes has returned
from a visit in Columbia.
Mrs. G. W. Robertson has returned
from a visit in Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. English Smith, of St. Louis,
is the guest of the Misses Karnes.
Miss Nell Coons will entertain for
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. White Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Parker has returned
from an extended visit in Kentucky.
Mrs. LYDIA Doss and cousin, Mrs.
POffenberger, are visiting in Kansas
City.
Rev. W. N. White and family are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Locke.
Miss Kitty May Settle, of C~entralia,
was the guest of Mrs. R. R. Arnold,
Jr., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. White will be
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Threlkeld Saturday.
Mrs. Milo Cleveland, of Brockport,
N. Y, was the guest of Mrs. L. B.
Hawthorne this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. White were
the guests of Mrs. W. j. Mason for
lunch Saturday.
Mrs. C. c. Hammond, of Salisbury,
was the guest of her sisters, the Miss
es Houston, this week.
Miss Kate Biggs and Belle Buckner
Biggs were the guests of R. R. Buck
ner and family this week.
Miss Maude Jones and Mrs. Ebert,
of Jonesburg, were the guests of Mrs
IF. P. Van Ness, Friday.
Mrs. W. W. Bolts and Mrs. ]. w.
Burlington attended the D. A. R. con-
: ference at Louisiana this week
| Rodes Jesse gave a small informal
dance Saturday evening, compliment.
airy to his guests, Bobby Brown ant
Arthur Bracket.
: Mrs. C. M. Null attended the W. c
1T. u, convention in Moberly Thu
(week. While there she was the CUES
|, of Mrs. Homer Meers.
= Mrs. J. G. Lakenan had as Iuncl
!. guests, Monday, Mrs. Ebert and Mis-
Maude Jones, of Jonesburg, and Mrs
Roth, of Montgomery City.
Mrs. E. A. bearing, Miss Emma Nc
q Pheeters, Mrs. Paul Evert Coil, Mrs
A W. B. Peeler, Mrs. c. w. Edmonstor
Mrs. George Kemp, and Mrs. r. N
6 White attended the annual conferenc
o of the D. A. r. at Louisiana this week
Mr., Cassius Clay had as Dime
guests at the Hoxey, Thursday ever
ing, Governor Major, Hon. John L
: 0'Rear, A. H. Whitney, DR.. Berr!
and Mr.. Smith.
The Chautauqua Club held thei
n regular melting at the Library, Tues
IS day afternoon. Mrs. Russell Emmon
Il was leader. Two chapters from tn
IS book, 'The German Empire Betwee
Two Wars" was read and discusses
Rodes Jesse, who is attending tn
l. University at Columbia, spent tn
weekend with his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. r. Jesse. Bobby Brown ar
v Arthur Bracket, who are also stu,
r, ents at the University, accompanit
st him.
If Miss Pauline Van Ness invited Sc
eral of her friends for lunch, Monda
complimentary to her guest, Miss Isl
It bel Coons, of Fulton. Covers we
laid for Misses Theresa Chambliss,
Kansas City, Allene Reed, MarylC
IN Burks, Marvela Hunt, of Denver, Col
n, RADIO, and Mrs. Curtis Cauthorn.
ne The Wednesday Club held a prof
able and interesting meeting at Il
Library this week. Mrs. Roy Fe
ny ris gave the lesson, Henry V, Act
p Mrs. W. C. johnson discussed "Tl
Development of Drama: Greek, Lat
as and Medieval Drama" Mrs. E.
he Wilson had a paper on "Mirac.
on Mystery, and Morality Plays" M
John Beal gave Elizabethian Drama.
IT. Mr.. Gervais Berry and Miss Lo
dell, of Washington, D. c., will
he married Sunday. Mr.. Berry pass
oy through here Thursday on his W
en- to Washington. He was accompani
by his sister, Mrs. E. N. Kuhne of I
re, Moines. They will return this we
ias to be the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Der.
Mr Word has been received here fro
MS Tulsa, Okla, that Mr.. E. L. Cocker W
ed injured and died from the injuries
ceived Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. CoB
nd formerly lived here on South LETTERS
street. No particulars were recelV
ca of the tragedy.
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. White were t
md honor guests at a dinner given frld
Inv Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7. johnson. ii
Ilowe'en decorations were artistica
III and profussly used. Covers were Il
for Rev. J.. Pierce Atkins, Mr.. o
IN Mrs. J.. C. Mundy, Mrs. Cave, OF {
lumbia, and Miss Cauthorn.
ON Mrs. Otis Purdy gave an elabor'
l~five-course breakfast Saturday mo
,as ing, complimentary to Mrs. W.
inc White and Miss Bess White, the que
of Mrs. E. R. Locke. The table v
so Icentered with chrysanthemums. G
ers were laid for Mrs. E. R. Loo
mrs. R. D. Worrell, Mrs. ]. G. Muir
and Mrs Ivan Ashworth.
Mrs. Joe wilkins was the pleas
hostess for the Thimble Club
friends Wednesday afternoon. :
sun time was pleasantly spent in nee
!" work and conversation. At the Ct
of the afternoon, the guests were q
ms ed to the dining room where a sa
e"' course was served. Mrs. R. r. Arr
served from a prettily appointed
auu BILE, conferred with yellow chrysant
heu NUNS. She was assisted by Mrs
R. Arnold, ST., and Mrs. E. A. Dear