Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-26


Mrs. J.. W. Gregory gave WARS and
Colonization" Mrs. S. W. Hayne
discussed "Court Life" Mrs. Dan
Cauthorn tod of "Engish Literary
Clubs"
Mrs. j. w. Gallaher entertained
most delightfully."- Tue.day afternoon
at cards, complimentary to Miss chinn,
her attractive guest from Vandalia.
After the games, the guests were in
vited to the dining room, where a
dainty lunch was served from a pref
tily appointed table centered with
dahlias. Mrs. Darnaby, Mrs. George
Kemp, and Mrs. S. ]. Buckner assisted
the hostess.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ida Doss
invited her friends and neighbors to
come and bring their needle-work and
meet her guest, Mrs. Pugenbarger.
Her guests were Mrs. Weatherall,
Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. Henton, Mrs. Nc
Kee, Mrs. Vivion, Mrs. Blattner, Mrs.
Martha Garner, Mrs. Mollie Mildred,
Miss Edna Garner, and little Julia
Nelson and Sammie Henton.
The Elks gave an enjoyable dance
Thursday evening. About ten couples
were present. Mrs. Cecil Ruble, Of
Texas, was the only out of town guest,
Miss Sallie Robinson, the pretty
daughter of Mrs. Ida Robinson, and
Arthur Dowell were married Wednes-
day evening at seven o'clock at the
home Of the brides mother, 801 North
Washington, Rev. H. B. Banks Off
eating. Miss Helena Wonneman was
bridesmaid and Wallace Robinson
served as best man. The bride wore q
becoming broadcloth suit of Ber-
gundy. Her flowers were white
chrysanthemums. The brides maid
wore a dainty gown of pink. She car
ried white chrysanthemums. Immed-
lately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Dowell left for their future home
northwest of Mexico.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Maurice
Phillip, one Of the directors of the
Needle Work Guild, invited her con.
tributors to meet with her. Mrs. w
J. Rixey, president of the Guild, ant
Mrs. G. d. Rodgers, secretary, WERE
present and gave some interesting
information Of the work. The Needle
Work Guild of the town is composed
of ten directors, each Of whom hai
twelve contributors, who will give tw'
new garments to be used by the Socia
Service Committee in the charity worl
this winter.
The silver tea, given by the King'i
Daughters Tuesday afternoon at thu
Home on he boulevard, was quite I
success. The day was IDEAL, which
made possible good attendance. Abou
one hundred callers visited the Home
and seeing new faces is always a pleas
ure to the ladies of the home. Mrs
R. E. Miller and Mrs. E. L. Cass pour
ed chocolate and tea in the dinini
room. The table was conferred wit
a basket of garden flowers, beautiful
ly arranged, and presented by Mrs
Frank Sanford. The Kings Daugh
Itsre welcomed the callers, assisted !
: serving refreshments and graciousl
escorted through the building all VIII
desired to see the Individual rooms
! Two of the ladies of the Home wer
very i'll, and were unable to see an
\ callers. Mr.. J. Pierce Atkins and Nj
Mitchell White honored the HON
with their presence, being the onl
-, gentleman callers.
. Mrs. E. D. Graham has returne
y from an extended trip in Virginia.
r Miss Isabel Coons, of Fulton, is tn
4 guest of Miss Pauline Van Ness.
v Miss Susie Hostetter of Vandali'
]. is the guest of Mrs e A Shannon.
Mrs Charles Lewis was hostess fc
the Friday Knitting Club this weel
:. Mrs. Lawrence and daughter, of c.
r umbia, were weekend guests of Mr.
e Clarence Barnes.
/. Mrs. W. II. Hubbard and Miss Mir
r am Hubbard departed for their hon
" in Maryland Tuesday.