Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-09

Mrs. Edward Kuhne and daughter |
have returned home, after being the !
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. R. W. Berrey. '
A most delightful and rnique Hal
lowe'en party was given by Mrs. Her
bert Pryor's Sunday School class Of
girls Monday evening at Mrs. Pry-
or's home on Woodlawn. Each mem
Der invited one girl and two young ]
men. Miss Kathrine Sannebeck met
the guests at the door and gave them
a charming welcome, with a kid glove
filled with wet meal. They were then
introduced TO the receiving line. Miss
Skull and Bones and Miss Rat
tie Bones, etc. The peanut tree af-
forded a great deal Of amusement.
Each guest, upon selecting a peanut,
found that it contained a small piece
of paper describing some stunt that
the holder must perform. The dining
table was conferred with a witch pot"
from which issued flames and for
tunes. Cider, gingerbread, salad and
sandwiches were served.
Mrs. Marshall Gordon, Mrs. Eek
les, Miss Mitchell and Miss Hover
ton were guests at the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home on the Both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilmer Set
tie, Of Centralia, announce the en-
f. gagement of their daughter, Kitty
:. May, 10 Mr.. Lawrence Gibson
. Vaughn, Of Buchanan, Virginia. The
wedding will take place in Deem
e Der. From the Centralia Courier
'. Mrs. Charles Bledsoe invited the
e Young Married Ladies' Club to be her
= guests at her country home Tuesday
:" 1t was a delightful day for a motol
"trip and no better plan could have beer
/ chosen. After enjoying a sumptuou'
n dinner, such as the Bledsoes are ia
1, nous for giving, the guests went wal
lie nut hunting.
s. Mrs. J. w. Squires entertained mos
to delightfully."- Mondas afternoon thre
lg to five complimentary to Mrs. Wal
err ter White. At the close of the after
oy noon an elaborate two-course lunc
IN, was served. The table vas centere
ia with chrysanthemums and place card
tn Of the same flower used. Cover
were laid for Mesdames P. ]
ISIS Locke, r. d. Worrell, c. R. Glib
Frank Pearl, Walter Squires, Atkin
me Richie Charles Squires Thom'
G. Squires and Miss Thomas.
A quiet, pretty home weddi"~ '
ars that of Miss Florence Rae CrosI
no. and Leo Hanley, whick took pla
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Irs. the home of the brides parents, N
at and Mrs. F. L. Crosby, of South il
'er- ferson street. The bride wol
rey a handsome dark blue velvet suit a
ide small hat and a white CO
ter sage bouquet, of white Killarney n
'er- es. Mrs. Hanley is an attractive b
i. j. nette with a pleasing personality. !
the mediately after the ceremony Mr.. a
wn- Mrs. Hanley left for st. Lot
'rey After their return to Mexico they v
With be at home at 919 Southwestern a
A large and informal tea was gi'
me- by Mrs. James G. Mundy, Friday
q IN ternoon. The members Of her cl
PINK the +. E. G., met at 3 o'clock and sp
0 T a pleasant hour together. At t
hcr o'clock friends began to arrive
rude the club members took their places
net, the different rooms of Mrs. Munt
Nina pretty home and assisted in enterti
mite ing the callers. Mrs. Mundy, in
re a cordial and agreeable manner ,gr
ana ed the callers as they entered the
wore %cpetion hall. The dining table
The centered with a tall vase of W
n APP chrysanthemums. Mrs. B. f. v
cred and Mrs. w. J. Bolts, two Of
ums' handsomest matrons, seated at Ell
ANS, end, served salad and ice. They '
torla assisted by Mrs. E. L. Cass,
Julla Ivan Ashworth, Mrs. Frank Pai
inter- In an adjoining room Mrs, J. G.
Mrs. poured chocolate, assisting her
7, Jr, Mrs. Heller, Mrs. Stanley Blat
5. w. and Mrs. j. w. Wilkins. Other
members assisting Mrs. Mundy
irand Mesdames Charles Harrison, c.
Lewis, Burroughs, P. E. Coil, Wa
tie, is bearing, Allen, W. w. Bolts, Brat
Sappington and W. A. Sharp.
days Mrs. ". H. Brown wiss visit
y. P. Brown in Slater next week