Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-01-20


Mrs. Ned Turner had as her guests
for lunch, Saturday, Mrs. Frank Har-
rison, Of Craige, Colorado, Mrs. Il.
M. Berry of McCredie, and Mrs. ].
G. Moore. Mrs. Harrison was on her
way home.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. w. ]. Rixey on East Mon
roe, Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0 for
a business session.
Mrs. c. r. Gibbs, Mrs. G. W. Rob
%ertson, Mrs. Ian Jones, Mrs. T. H.
Winans, Mrs. E. S. Wilson, Mrs.
Charles Claybrook, Mrs. Charles Nor
ris, Mrs. W, ]. Rixey, were asked to
have lunch Friday with Mrs. F. P.
Van Ness to meet Miss Fielder who
teaches religious pedagogy at Har-
din College. In the afternoon they
went to Miss Fielden's class room
and heard q most interesting lecture
given by her on "The Life of Christi
a resume Of the work done by her
Bible class up to this time. This class
is open to the public by Mr.. Million,
gratis, and those who are fortunate
in being able to attend this class APP
preciate Mr.. Millions kindness and
Miss Fielden's service.
Miss Genevieve Donnelly went 10
Kansas City, Wednesday, to attend
a house party given by Misses Gladys
and Analytic Jones, 1926 Holland
Avenue.
j. W.. Peacock Of Joliet, ILL.,, was
the guest Of $. N. Evans for a few
days this week.
The Workers Of the Christian
Church met, Thursday, and decided
TO have an all day meeting in two
weeks.
Mrs. j.. A. Guthrie has returned
from Kansas City, where she attend
FED a meeting Of the Missouri Execu-
tive Board of the Southern Baptist
Convention. The state work has been
divided into three districts, and the
women Of the third district will meet
here with the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Baptist Church, in
April.
The Woman's Federated Associa-
tons will meet at the Library Mon
day afternoon at 2:20. Mrs. Ruth
erford, Of Moberly, President of the
Fourth District Of the State FEEDER
alton of women's Clubs, will be pres
ent and will address the meeting on
the work being accomplished by the
club women Of the state, and will
help the local federation in planning
things which may be done here. It is
urged upon the members of the fed
Grafton that they attend promptly at
1880, not only in order to give Mrs
Rutherford a cordial reception, but
in order to assist with suggestions as
to any line of endeavor which might
be undertaken by the federation.
Besides the address of Mrs. Ruther-
ford, there are a number Of matters
of Importance to be discussed and
decided, so that a large attendance Is
desired in order to get the will Of tbs
majority. The Board will meet a
200, and the members r requested
to arrive promptly.
Misses Frances and Margaret Gun
ningham attended the recital given il
Columbia by Paderewski.
, Miss Dulcie Culbertson has just
I returned from Columbia, where sh'
attended the ~recitals by Paderewski
and by Miss Frances Ingram the con
! ~tralto.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Buckner en-
: tertained the NJ. M. A. football boys
who were fortunate enough to hav'
I received "M.'sH with a banquet a
r Hoxsey Hotel Thursday evening
The splendid menu was served in tn
ordinary amid much hilarity an
merriment. Later they went to tn
! ~parlors where they talked over eacI
Y game played this year, and enjoye
: their cigars. The following wer
present: Major strock, Lieut.. Gof
d Cadets PIosser, Mayfield, Payne, By
ars, Morrill,, Burt, Johnson, Bisho
y and Turner.
: Mrs. Harriet Turner has been quit