Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

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C. F. Clark on August 8.
honor at a tea Friday afternoon in
Vandalia given by Mrs. C. G. Daniels,
Jr. Tonight Mrs. McCue will give a
dinner party for Miss Rose.
Miss Mary Banks will entertain for
Miss Marie Rose, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Johnson, Miss
Marcena and Miss Louise johnson
motored to Columbia Thursday.
Mrs. G. W. Livingston entertained
Wednesday for her two little grand
children, Vivian and Helen Young,
who are spending the summer with
her. The afternoon was spent in
games after which the guests were
asked to the dnining room where
a dainty lunch was served by Mrs.
Austin Lewis. The guests were Eliz-
abeth Bolts, Margery Barnes, jose
phine and Allen Green, Mary Heller,
Elizabeth Walstrum, Ruth and Vera
Wells, Leola and Elizabeth Turner,
Helen Million, Jane Isabel White, and
Alene Danely .
The engagement of Miss Fanny
Banyton Andrews, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Andrews, of Nor
mandy, to Chauncey Filley Irwin hai
been announced. The wedding prob
ably will be in the autumn. Miss An,
drews is a graduate Of Hardin Col
lege at Mexico, Mo. Mr.. Irwin i
named for the late Chauncey I. Fill
ley, a friend Of his fathers, but not
relative. - Post-D Dispatch.
A very pleasing and delightful
morning affair of the week was TIL
tea given Monday by Mrs. Fred Ii
EVELYN, Mrs. ]. F. Llewellyn AM
Mrs. Abby Snoddy for Miss MARI
Rose at the handsome home Of Mrs
Fred Llewellyn on Woodlawn . Lit
tie Virginia Nelson and Helen Brow
looking charming in dainty ligeri
dresses with pink sashes stood jus
outside the door. Mrs. W. ". Bott:
in her usually gracious manner, greet
ed the callers in the u parlor whicI
was transformed into a Japanese gar
den. 1t was here that Miss Polly Nil
Ter in appropriate costume serve
punch. Mrs. W. j. Bolts introduce
, the guests to the receiving line, con
, posed of Mrs. J.. F. Llewellyn, in
white gown embroidered in pink an
, blue; Miss Marie Rose, in apricot sill
, with white lace; Mrs. Snoddy, in whit
net; Miss Richie, in white net wit
white ribbon trimming, and Mrs. 1
p. Moore, of st. Louis, in a gown @
white chiffon cloth. Mrs. Sam Shar
invited the guests to the dining ROOF
where Mrs. o. o. Green and Mrs. v
g. Wilkins served from a beautiful
Appointed table conferred with glaC
Tolls. Assisting in the dining ROOF
and otherwise making themselve
agreeable were Misses Eva Mile
Leila Winans, Mrs. Ovens Adams an
Mrs. Norton Nelson.
{ Miss Eva Harrison, of Chicago,
the guest of Miss Ped and DR.. Fran
Harrison.
: Miss Dennie Kelso and Miss Ev
Jackson gave a line party at the o,
pheum Monday night complimental
to Miss Edna Wilson, of Milwaukee
Refreshments were served at tt
Gem.
| have a message from Doctor !
E. Coil. He is doing the usual undt
the bright lights of New York. Mr.
Coil and johnson left Wednesday
join DR.. Coil. They will return aboI
August 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Sanford w
return home this week.
The Kings Daughters held the
regular meeting Tuesday evening
seven o'clock with Mrs. E. d. Grahar
mrs. Emma Bridgford read a vel
ably prepared paper on Univers
Peace, the subject being assigned
her last Fall when the committee a
ranged the program for the yea
Y. This was very appropriate for Il
IS present conditions and the univers
desire. The leader, Mrs. Cass, a
J. pointed the committee to work
N Tag Day, Big Thursday, of u Fai
te Members of the Kings Daughter
v. Circle will be placed at the Ringo al
ID Hoxsey Hotels and the Fair Groun
Tags will not be sold for less tn'
az ten cents. Committees were appoir
~ ed to sell C~hautauqua tickets and W
Z. have headquarters on the square, tt
will relieve the business men who ma
IS. so kindly taken care of and sold tic
It. cts before.
p. A very pleasant drawing room "
given Wednesday morning by M
~ Frank Van Ness at her home on Sou
Jefferson street, bringing togeth
a, our town guests: Mrs. F. G. sha
is of Kansas City, Mrs. J. U. Snyder
Tennessee, Mrs, c. W. Forester,
Ict Touis. Mrs. Harry Wick, OF N