Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-05-18

Hatch who were married Tuesday.
The table looked exquisite with a
large vase of pink roses in the center.
Pink tulle was artistically draped
from the center to four candles. Mrs.
Hatch was handsomely gowned in
white lace. Covers were laid for Mr..
Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Mar
tin and son, Pearson, Mrs. Domnitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch and Joe Hammond
Of st. Louis.
Miss Mary Buckner returned Sun
day from a pleasant visit in Fulton.
Mrs. Chas. Morris and Mrs. Rich
ard Myall of Liberty spent the week
end in Columbia the guest Of Mrs.
C. D. Glendy.
Mrs. W. J. Bolts and daughter,
Elizabeth, are visiting in Joplin.
Ross Eaton Of New York, was a
visitor in Mexico this week.
Mrs. Ham Mckinley was hostess
for the five hundred club this week.
Her guests other than club members
were Mesdames W. W. Fry, Jr., Mrs.
Bessie Winscott, and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Joe Moore Of Dayton, Ohio,
will arrive in two weeks to be the
guest Of MI. Lewis Moore.
Mrs. w. II. Richie Of Woodlawn
entertained informally Monday after
noon for Mrs. Dickey Of FL Paso, who
is the guest of Mrs. ]. G. Lakenan.
Her guests were former friends Of
Mrs. Dickey. They were Mesdames
J.. r. Jesse, R. R. Arnold, J. G. Laken-
an, Hisey and Miss Matte Karnes.
The entertainment to have been
given by the Episcopal Sunday
School at the home Of Mrs. R. M.
White Tuesday will be dated again
soon.
John Anthony Badaracco was a
most agreeable host on Thursday
afternoon. His friends we're invited
to his handsome home On South
jefferson street to enjoy with him
the nice things that had been pro-
vided for his pleasure, and to cele-
brate his sixth birthday. His
guests made a beautiful picture when
playing games or the lawn A large
punch bowl surrounded with flowers
formed the center piece Of the dining
table and on either side was a large
lake with John Anthony's name in
colored candies on one, and six light
ed candles on the other. Each guest
was given as a favor a basket filled
with candies. Thirty little friends
are hoping for this charming host
many happy returns of the day also
that each one will be remembered
whenever he decides to entertain.
Mrs. F. P. Van Ness will spend
Sunday in Kansas City.
Tuesday Mrs. F. P. Van Ness invit-
ed several of her friends to have tea
with Mrs. Frank Robertson of De-
troit Her guests were Mesdames
l.. M. White, Bryan, Howe, Sanford,
and Curtis Belts Of St. Louis.
The U. d. C's met at the library
Monday afternoon. Mrs. w, W. Pol
lock was leader The final plans were
made for their entertainment to be
given Monday afternoon
Miss Julia Tucker will entertain
the active members of the Gamma
Sorority with a ''bunking party" Sat-
urday night. The guests will go to
the Orpheum and later a dance will
be given for them,
Mrs. Paul Everett Coil had as lunch
guests Wednesday, Mrs. Reavis and
children, Mrs. Coil and Mrs. Van
Matre of Ellsberry.
Hardin Annual
Hardin College is to be congratu-
lated this year upon having the hand
soonest and by far the most elaborate
Annual she has yet presented to the
nublic. Girls are buying them like
wildfire and the issue will soon De
sold. After strenuous days and nights
+. for low these many moons, by misses
Harris and Haggard who have had
complete charge Of the management
and arrangements with publishers
having made several trips to Kansas
citv whenever the publishers tele-
eraphed or phoned to come ana sihce
les publication having received a very
beautiful copy from the publishers IN
compliment of valuable assistance
rendered, the girls, faculty and pup
lie a u most grateful tribute
The junior class in particular are re-
snonsible for originating Oh
putting on foot the movement and de'
serve due praise-thc staff consist
ing of:
Miss Mildred Glandon, jr, Editor
in Chief.
Miss Dorothy Holmes, ST., Art.
Miss Jane Rodgers, j., Business