Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-21

Mrs. Katherine Frost spent Thurs
day in ST. Louis.
Miss Woodson, head of the Voice
pepartment of Hardin College, is n
very attractive lady with a pleasing
~wsonality, and from the East
most highly recommended.
Mss Barbara Johnson will leave
,Oon for Northampton, Mass where
she will continue her studies in Smith
College. On account Of infantile par
alysis in the East, this school will not
open for two wweks.
Misses Louise and M~arcena john
son, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. j. I.
Johnson, left Thursday for Columbia,
where they will enter Christian Col
lege.
Messrs E. Bryan Kelso, Horace Nc
Gee, Howard Wayne and Glen Squircs
left this week for Fulton, where they
will attend Westminster College.
Charles Guthrie left Monday night
for Lafayette, Ind, where he will en-
ter Perdue University.
Sam Locke, Morris and Howard
Heath, and Morris Dry will attend the
Mo. u. this year.
Ben Locke will pursue his studies
at Cornell, Itchaca, N. Y, this year.
Miss Margaret Million will return
to Columbia and continue her work in
the School of Journalism this year.
Joy Kistler, Lloyd Gilpin and jim
Tom Edmonston will attend Contra
College at Fayette this year.
Bryan Atchison and Eric Cunning.
ham will attend Canton University a
Canton, Mo, this winter.
Miss Kate Biggs and Belle Buckpel
Biggs are visiting R. R. Buckner an,
family.
Miss Mary Buckner is visiting in ST
Louis.
Mr.. c. M. Clay and Miss Bethel Law
renee motored to Wellsville Wednes
day to attend the Fair, and to Aux
vase Thursday to the big barbecue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Guthrie enter
tanned with a midday dinner Monda,
ir honor of the Rev. II. Pierce Atkins
of Birmingham, Ala. Other guest
were Mrs. L. S. Wilson, Mrs. Bryan
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Mason.
Mrs. Martha Garner and daughter
Miss Edna, left Thursday for Colors
do, where they will visit relatives.
Miss Frances Frost, of Vandalia, !
visiting her aunt, Mrs NJ. H. Patter
son, of East Promenade.
Mrs. NJ. H. Patterson had as guest
Tuesday Mrs. d. G. Atkinson, of Nc
Credie, and DR.. Paul Atkinson, of Phil
adelphia.
The following invitation was re
ceived by friends and relatives thi
week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Blackma
request the honor of your presence
the marriage of their daughter, Pau
line Mary, to DIR. Paul Gregory Al
kinson on Tuesday evening, I'll
twenty : sixth of September, ninetee
hundred and sixteen, at half-past eigf
o'clock. Century Methodist ChurcI
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Howell ente
tanned with a lovely dinner Tuesda
evening. Their guests were Miss
Margaret Greer, Edna Buckley, Hel'
Howell. George Wagner, Emil Blah
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N, Jones return'
Sunday from New York, where '"'
spent a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hudson spe
Sunday with relatives at Bryan 81
ton.
Mrs.\G. O. Van Noy, of Fayette'
visiting her cousin, Mrs. P. &. Coil
Mrs. w d Heiskel, of Tenness'
is visiting Mr. W. J, Bolts n lam
Of South jefferson.
Mrs. C. A. Buckner gave a lar
line party at the orpheum Wedn'
day afternoon in honor of her slst
Mrs. L. v. Kanevin, of Chicago ?
ter the show the guests were taken
Buckner's where his famous peach
cream with marshmallow sauce a
cake wal served. Dainty candies
baskets were at each plate.