Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-23

beard, OF st. Louis, elementary su-
pervisor, varied her part of the pro-
gram this year by arranging a festi-
val story and song, Wednesday even
ing, for those interested in her DEPART
ment This proved one of the delight
frl sessions Of the week. Miss Nav
cry Comstock, of Hardin College, was
on the program.
Mrs. Curtis FAINT leaves Saturday
night for a short visit in Chicago.
Miss Edna Morris has returned to
her home in Quincy, ILL.,, after being
the guest of Miss Bertha Walker.
Mrs. W, J. Rixey entertained the
directors of the Needle Work Guild
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chambliss, of Kansas City,
and Mrs. F, R. Sanford and Mrs. w.
J. Rixey were lunch guests at the
Kings Daughters Home Friday.
Mrs. George Lee was hostess for
the Friday Five Hundred Club this
week. The guests other than the CLUB
members were Mesdames R. M. White,
Mitchell White, Sallie Hisey and Ash
worth.
Misses Pauline Van Ness, Elaine
SiIverstein, Mable Thomas, Marguer-
tie Thomas and Grey, formed a line
party at the 0rpheum Friday even
ing, given by Miss Alene Reed. Re-
freshments were served at Buckner's
Tea Room.
The ~Chautauqua Club met at the
Library Friday afternoon. The les
son, "The Rule of the German Cities
as a Business and Social Agent" was
given by Mrs. H. 1. Turley. Miss En-
ma McPheeters gave a sketch Of
Nuremberg"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Gordon, of
Kansas City, are spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Gordon,
III "OOuSISSJs MIS- ~. NOIuOH Is u
pretty and attractive bride and none
Of the charm of n that she pos
sessed as marie Rose" has left her.
- Jefferson City Tribune.
Miss Dorothy Holmes was hostess
for the Friday afternoon Knitting
Club this week. Guests other than
the club members were Mrs. Leo
Hanly, Mrs. Roy Harris, Misses Lot
tie Cornett, Harriet Pasqueth, and
Irene Roden.
Mrs. Richard Gehlken, father Of
Mrs. o. 0. Green, has been visiting
Rev. Green's family and attending
the Sunday School Convention.
Although Miss Miriam Glandon is
i'll, it is hoped that she will be able
to start rehersals with the Dramatic
Club next week. Miss Glandon will
play the leading part in the "College
Widow" which is to be presented by
the Quadrangle Club. 49, Columbic
Missourian.
Mrs. Alexander Carter, Mrs. Geo
Norton Nelson, Mrs. Joseph Ear
Brown and Miss Mildred Johnson will
I, be at home to their friends Monda.
afternoon, November the twentieth
Mrs. James Ellsworth will give
tea Tuesday afternoon, November tn
= twenty-first.
Miss Ruth Robertson, of Mexico
Mo-, who is spending the winter wit
her sister, Mrs. Frederick L. Bro
naugh, of 5705 Gates avenue, enter
tanned with a bridge party in homo
of Miss Maurine Barnes, who is max
ing her bow under the chaperonag
, of Mrs. Lon V. Stephens, and 70
whom a number of entertainment
are being given. Mr.. and Mrs. Roo
:. crit Lee Hedges are planning a dane
I for her in December, the exact date o
r which has not been announced. - 81
: Louis POST Dispatch.
Miss Alice Osmond, of st. Louis
Mrs. Brown, of Higbee, and Mis-
Frances Glandon, were lunch guest
of Mrs. W. W. Pollock this week a
the Ringo, where Mr.. and Mrs. POI
It lock are making their home for tn
winter.
: Mrs. L. N. Gordon, of Kansas City
l. will arrive next week to be the CUES
of Judge and Mrs. W. W. Bolts.
e One hundred and six attended tn
/ annual banquet of the Lake Genev
5. Training School which was given a
/ the Baptist Church, Wednesday even
ing. At each annual meeting the
: have a get-together banquet wher
IS they recall pleasant features of las
5 wears work and boost for the ensuil
l. year. They were an enthusiast
crowd, giving their song and yell
n, during the course repast. After tn
menu was served and everything pei
fectly quiet, many interesting talk
l. were given of last summers worl
s, Mr.. Arch Stafford, of Hurley, Mo
n was an able POSTMASTER, and quit
le popular with the crowd. As was ais
s. Mr.. r. A. Wait, of Lincoln, Me-
d The program of the banquet, as that
the entire convention, was up to tt
s. minute. Nothing was omitted, al
l. yet all finishing in time to after
g the services at the Christian Churc
i The toasts given were: who's WI
d at Geneva" FrankHolloway Gust fl
# Fun" Miss Edna Pigg; Nuggets
h Cold" Miss Gertrude Maui; GAS IL
l. Sun Goes Down." Mrs. W. R. Klel
= per; "The Call of Geneva" Mr.. Nj
. ,;on Iou,rence. HThinps Wort