Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-10-26
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Williams are

Mt. anu MIS-. turner Williams are =.
receiving congratulations upon the
advent Of a beautiful daughter.
NJ. and Mrs. Lester Miller are re-
eeiving congratulations upon the ad-
vent Of a little daughter. She has
been ehristined Myra Evelyn.
President and Mrs John Million, the
faculty, and students of Hardin Col
.lege will be at home to their friends
Friday evening, the twenty-seventh of
October
Honorable John d. 0'Rear, Ambas-
sador to Bolivia, is being cordially
welcomed home by his many friends.
Mr.. O'Rear will remain in the United
States two months.
The Beta Sigma 0micron Alumuae
met with Miss Mary Buekner Thurs
day afternoon, and elected officers for
the coming year . The hostess served
a salad course at the close of the af-
ternoon.
Mrs. ]. W. Gallaher was hostess for
the Friday Club this week. Mrs. H.
4. C. Tucker won the prize. Two new
members have been added, Mrs. Bur-
ton and Mrs. Henderson Of the Mis-
souri, Military Academy.
Mrs. Tom Bruce was hostess for
the Friday Knitting Club this week.
Guests other than the club members
were Miss Lottie Cornett, Miss Ger
trude Fry, Miss Lena Bryarly, Miss
Emma McPheeters, Mrs. Carey Crews
and Miss Harriet Pasqueth.
Miss Miriam Hubbard was the guest
of honor at a small bridge party We'd
nesday evening. The guests were
Misses Edna Armstrong, Gertrude
FRY, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry, John
Guthrie Will Williams and Harry
Stocks
Miss Gertrude Fry entertained
twenty Of her friends with a line par
ty at the 0rpheum Monday evening
complimentary to Miss Miriam Hub
bard, of Maryland. After enjoying
the show, the guests went to the Fry
home and danced.
Mrs. Abby Snoddy spent Friday II
st. Louis.
The Chautausua Circle met at the
Library Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Frances Bolts was the leader. Two
chapters of "The German Empire Be,
tween Two Wars" were read and dis.
cussed. Mrs. Rufus Jackson gave
1.-THE Life of William H." Mrs. Pau
st. Vrain discussed "Schleswig = Hol,
stein" Mrs. Whitmore gave a com
parison of the "U. S. Senate ant
Reichstag."
An out-of-town wedding Of interet'
to Mexico friends is that of Miss SUE
jackson, daughter of Rev. ]. H. Jack
son, and Carlyle Irby, which will TAXI
place Wednesday evening, November
eighth, at nine o'clock at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church at Triton, Ga
Miss jackson is a former popular
Mexico girl, and since residing IL
Georr has visited Miss Gladys Val
} Ness yeral times.
T. .jocial Service Committee of tn
Federation held a meeting at thu
library Wednesday afternoon, and de
| cided that Monday will be Social Ser
vice Day. A committee of two ladie
will call on each business man to solici
; a contribution for the charity work t
be done this winter. Let me bespea.
: for these ladies the most kindly con
I. sideration of their worthy cause.
! The Mothers and Others Club hel
} their first meeting of the season at tn
: South Side School, Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. W. J. Bolts acted as presiding Of
l ficer and Miss Coralie Lake as secrt
5 tsry. The first part of the prograi
0 by Miss Sallie Garrett in the fir
| grade and Miss bearing in the secor
{ grade. Mrs. C. f. Clark read an il
teresting paper on "What l See Whe
$ / Visit School," She gave some of he
e actual experiences in visiting. A
open discussion followed, in which Mr.
h ]. c. King, Mrs. Ross Clark, and Mr.
t Machin, took part. Prof. Pryor wa
J, present and gave a splendid talk.