Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-06

AAtC VIII IeLuTn HlOn-
day night from an extended
eastern trip. The entire Ledger
force will welcome him home.
Little Misses Elizabeth Bolts.
Leola Ruth Turner and Eliza
beth Turner are convalescing
from a recent attack of the mea-
sles.
We regret to lose Miss Lin
ME Allison again. She left to-
day for st. Louis, where she
will make her home with her
brother.
Miss Irving, of Little Rock,
Ark, who has been visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Dan Dudley and
Mrs. e. A. Lawrence, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. John Kerley, Of Cleve-
land, Okla, will arrive Saturday
night to be the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. John Mcintyre, of
South Jefferson.
Mrs. A. S. Houston and Miss
Susie Houston attended the
wedding of Miss Frances Buck
ner and MIR. Jake Vandylke We'd
nesday at Marshall.
DR.. p. E. Coil leaves next week
for New York, where he will
take a course in surgery. Dur
ing his absence, Mrs. Coil and
johnson will visit in Perry.
DIR. and Mrs. H. I. Turley had
as diner guests Saturday: Col.
and Mrs. E. Y. Burton, Major
and Mrs. Strock. The table
was conferred with institutions.
Miss Ruth Mason, who has
been teaching and attending
the University Of California, ar
rived home Wednesday to spend
the summer with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. William Mason.
Miss Mildred Moore and Miss
Marguerite Pryor will go to Per.
tie Springs as delegates to the
Annual State Convention of the
Epworth League of the Meth.
odist Church from the Mexico
League.
: Miss Orvilla Ginsburg, a stu
dent volunteer for Brazil, visit.
ed Mrs. j. A. Guthrie this week
and saw her brother off to New
York, where he will sail fol
Brazil to be with his parents
who are missionaries.
Mrs. l.. M. White and Mrs
Laura See gave a line party al
the 0rpheum Tuesday Afternoon
for twenty-one Of their friends
Refreshments were served al
Llewellyn's. The tables were
/, conferred with pink roses.
Mrs. ]. T. Johnson gave a par
ty Tuesday afternoon. compli,
! mentary to Mrs. Joseph Potts,o i
: San Antonio, Texas, and Mrs
Margaret Cave, of Columbia. Al
J the close of the Afternoon the hos
|. tess served dainty lunch.
Miss lola Beal, accompanied
, by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Beal, departed Wednesda.
for Colorado Springs, Colorado
where she was married Friday
, to DIR. Fred Zaugg. The wed
ding took place at the home o.
the BRIDGE cousin, Mrs. Urs
, Musick.
Misses Hattie and Carrie Ken
nan gave a lovely Orpheum par
!. ty Monday, complimentary t.
Miss Mary Banks, of Columbia
The other guests were Missei
, Pauline Craddock, India John
: son, Ruth Cauthorn, Carolyl
/, Worrell, Frances Parker, Helel
-
4 lCave, Teenia johnson.
A beautiful appointed lunch
i con was given Thursday by Mrs
! Bertiani Fahrin and Mrs. K. I
! Frost. Daisies graced the cen
ter of the table and daisy plac
cards were used The cakes an
: candies were decorated in thi
1 same pretty flower. Coffee wa
served in the drawing room
. which was profusely decorate
. in the seasons garden flowers
n Covers were laid for Mrs. Fran.
4 Sanford, Mrs. R. M. White, Mr.
eC. A. Barnes, Mrs. F. ?. Va
: mess, Mrs. G. c. Hammond.
/ The members Of the F. A. 1
e Club, their husbands and moth
Il ers enjoyed a delightful picnl
at the fuxvasse bridge Frida.
evening. This is the most pic
1.-THE following were in the party
. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. SANFORD
!. Mrs. Nettie Howe, Mrs. 3. S.Wi
3 son. Mrs. Bryan, Mr.. and Mr.
e Chas. Claybrook, Mr.. and Mr.
v Joe Wilkins, Mrs. ]. D. Oreal
! Mrs. X. R. Bragg, Mrs. Mitche
3 white, Louis Barth, Miss Mar
Ruckner and Marquis Wallace
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Bret
and Bradford Brett, Jr., Mr.. an
MRS. Robert Arnold, Miss Mir
am Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs. !
A. bearing.
Mrs. J. 7. johnson had as nc
y guests at Colnonial Hill Frida!
Miss Mary May, Mrs. Mimi
Harrison and Mrs. Lowrey' $
San Antonio. ,a,h;,
n Mrs. G. G. Shaw, OF Columpl'
was the guest Of Mexico frieno
d this week. Mrs. Shaw will lea y
Columbia next week for 5
Louis, where she has a p0sitlo
in the Episcopal Orphans hon N