Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-03

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Lewis were voted in as members of
the Wednesday Club.
tiers, of Perry; Leona Miller and Fran
ces McCue.
Mrs. o. o. Green, Margaret and
Richard Green will go to Pilot Grove
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Green's par
ents.
Tuesday evening Miss Mabel Thorn
as gave a dinner for her guests, Miss
Virginia Grey and Miss Rose Col
man, of st. Charles. After dinner
the guests went to the Orpheum. Cow
ers were laid for Misses Allene Reid,
Helen Wilkins, Virginia Grey, Rose
Colman, Marguerite Thomas.
Mr.. Ben Locke gave a tennis party
Monday evening. Later the guests
went to the Airdcme. They we're:
Misses Jane Rodgers, Barbara john
son, Evelyn Threlkeld, Messrs. Sam
Locke and Ray Miller.
Thursday evening a picnic was CIV
en- for Misses Elizabeth and Nancy
Given, of Florida, who are the guests
of Miss Helen Coatsworth. The
guests were Misses Louise Enloe, Of
New Bloomfield: Evelyn Threlkeld,
Mabel Threlkeld, Mildred Glandon,
Marguerite Thomas, Mabel Thomas,
Mary bearing, Mary Pryor, Nell Pry-
or, Helen Coatsworth, Virginia Gray
and Rose Coleman, of st. Charles.
Miss Louise Enloe, of New Bloom
field, has returned to her home, after
being the guest of Miss Mabel ThreI-
keld.
Miss Allene Reid entertained de-
lightfully Thursday with a luncheon
for Misses Rose Colman and Virginia
Grey, Of st. Charles. Covers were laid
for Misses Mabel Thomas, Helen Will
kins, Marguerite Thomas, Pauline
Craddock, Elaine Miller, Pauline Van
Ness and Caroline Worrell.
Saturday exening Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W. Fry, Jr, gave a swimming party
at the M. M. A. Natatorium for their
guest, Mrs, W. E. Mantiply, Of st.
Louis. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Will Robertson, Misses Ger
trude Fry, Mary Buckner, Blanca
Warbritton, Messrs. Ross Martin,
Marques Wallace and Harry Stocks,
Mrs. Fred Llewellyn, ST., and Mrs.
Abby Snoddy will be at home to their
friends on Tuesday with Mrs. Fred
Llewellyn, Jr., at her pretty Wood
lawn home. This will be one of the
many functions given for our pop
uIar Miss Marie Rose, whose we'd
ding is announced for August the
nineteenth.
Miss Willie Hook left for Chicago
Wednesday where she will take a
course in the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Kelso entertain
ed Miss Gertrude Fry, Miss Agnes
White, Miss Edna Armstrong, Miss
Blanch Warbritton, Messrs. Ross Mar
tin, Earl Bledsoe, Harry Stocks and
Will Williams at. the Orpheum Thurs
day evening. After the show the
show the guests went to the Kelso
home, where refreshments were serv-
ed on the lawn.
Mrs. E. F. Peterson, of Muskogee,
Okla, with her small children, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Wal
lace of South Jefferson street. Mrs.
Peterson will be remembered as Miss
Barbara Ellis before her marriage.
Prof. L. H. Strunk, principal of
Mcmillan High, has returned from
Chicago, where he has been studying
in the University. He and Superin-
tendent Pryor and the School Board
are to be congratulated upon some i'm
~portant changes to be made in the
school building.
sgd Houston is writing interesting
accounts of camp life at Laredo. We
admire his attitude toward conditions
of which some presume to complain.
We are sure Syd's comrades appre-
ciate his optimistic disposition and
enjoy his witty remarks and all of US
will be glad to see him home again.
Miss Ruth Hoxsey WEEDS.
Congratulations are extended to Mr..
John 7. Buckner, who was married to
Miss Ruth Hoxsey Wednesday. They
motored to Auxvasse, where the we'd
ding ceremony was performed by Rev.
S. G. Wood. On their return home
they surprised their family and
friends by announcing their marriage.
Both Mr.. Buckner and Miss Hoxsey
are of prominent families and are
popular with all who know them.
Misses Frances and Miriam Clan
don will complete their studies in Wis
%consin University next week. All
, their friends will be glad to welcome
, them home; they have been greatly
: missed during their absence.
Mrs. Turner Williams is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jake Buckner, this
(. week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dudley and Col.
:. and Mrs. Mould motored to Santa Fe
Thursday.
t Mrs. John D. O'Rear and Mrs. X.
In. Bragg will give a tea Monday at
ternoon.
4 Rev. Payton Stephens, a missionary
: IN China. passed through Mexico