Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-24

Of Kansas City. Rev. A. A. Wallace
and II. B. Banks oficiated and Pro-
nounce the blessing. A bridal chorus
was sung by Misseses Georgia Miller,
Lottie Cornett, Maurine Heller, Mary
bearing, Agnes White, Dennie Kelso,
Willie Robnett, Jennie Parker, Helena
Wonneman, Mary Lee Burks, Jose
phine and Mildred Wallace. Misses
Eva Miller, Leila Winans, Ruth Rob-
ertson and Crete Gus Caldwell was
the bridesmaids. Mrs. Morris Cor
don, Of Jefferson City, the matron
of homer, wore whito and Carried
pink roses. The bride entered OH
the arm of Judge W. W. Bolts. Her
dress was Of ivory satin with lace dra-
peries. She carried a bouquet Of
valley lilies and roses. Miss Mary
Banks played the wedding march.
Little Eleanor Case, kebecca Strobe.
Katherine and Virginia McCune, of
Vandalia, in dainty lingerie dresses
with pink bows, acted as flower
girls. The ushers were Messrs. Penn
berton Gordon, of Jefferson City; w.
B. Groves and o. H. Westerman, OF
Lexington; Nate Phillip and Merritt
Llewellyn. Morris Gordon of Jeffer-
son, attended his brother as best
man. The out-of-town guests were
Miss Katie Caldwell, DR.. and Mrs. q.
e. Gibbs and Miss Ruth Wise, of Bow
ling Green; Messrs. j. f. Gentle, Will
Daniels, nv. and Mrs. C. G. Daniels,
Jr., Judge Guy McCune, Frazier Rose
and Miss Mary Dunbar, Edgar Ham
! lett and Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Caldwell,
of Vandalia; Mrs. JEFF Gates, of st.
Louis; and Mrs. A.. A. Jones, CT
Washington, D. C.
Monday afternoon Miss Anna Will
iams, Miss Irene Roden and Mrs.
Lester Miller were hostesses for a lin
en- shower, given complimentary to
Mrs. John T. Buckner, a recent bride.
A good looking maid was construct
ed from some of the gifts and size
held the others. A dainty luncheon
was served at the close of the after
noon.
Howard Cook, of jefferson City,
spent a few days in Mexico this week.
Paul Bryan, of independence, was
the guest of E. S. Wilson and family
this week.
One of the most delightful affairs of
the week was the tea given Thursday
afternoon by Miss Mildred Wallace
and Miss Maurine Heller. Miss jose
phine Wallace greeted the guests,
Misses Anna Lacy Wallace, Helen
Heller, Mary Worrell and Frances
McCune. Miss Hattie Pasqueth in
troduced the guests to the receiving
line: Misses Maurine Heller, Anna
McCortle, of Fulton; Mildred Wal
lace, Sara Bess Trimble, of McCredie;
Jennie Hinsdale. In the room with
the receiving line were Misses Doro-
thy Holmes, Leila Winans, Ruth
Clark and Marie Rose. Miss LottiC
Cornett asked the guests to the dining
room, where Miss Dorothy WorrelI
and Mrs. Lester Miller served from q
prettily appointed table conferred with
gladiolas. Misses Anna Williams
Miriam johnson and Mary Dearin.
assisted.
Mrs. W. C. Huey and son, of st
Louis, will leave Sunday for thei
home, after a two weeks visit witt
Mrs. Ecton at the Planters.
Mrs. Amanda Kunkel has returne,
from a delightful visit at Macatawa
Michigan.
The members of Frank Buckley;
Sunday School class entertained Their
young gentlemen friends with a party
on Thursday evening at the residence
of R. D. Worrell. Miss Mary Worrel
made a most charming hostess
About thirty = five young people were
in attendance and spent a most pleas
ant evening together.
Wednesday evening Miss Edn;
Buckley entertained with a picnic sup
per and Orpheum party in honor O.
Miss Arabelle Aydelot, of Bellaow
err, Mo-, the following young ladies
Misses Helen Wonneman, Ruth Per
kins, Ruth Miller, Marguerite Greer
Matte Ward, Amelia Knobel, Evelyr
Threlkeld, Annadee Fish, Vera Rutte.
and Carolyn Worrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Rusk and fam
ily, Mrs. Emma Devices and Mrs
Anna Maris, of Quincy, will arriv
Sunday to be the guests of Mrs. A
D. Gray.
Mrs. A. S. Houston had as Dime
guests Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Housto
johnson, Mrs. Hammond, Misses MOI