Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-27

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Mrs. R. II. White visited in 81
Louis this week.
Frank Matthews, of celn..h.- ~..
IN Mexico Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Van studdiford. a
Jonesburg, was the guest Of Mrs. F
P. Van Ness and Mrs. W. ]. Rlxev
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Cottingham and Mrs. cau-
hape spent Friday in Fulton with DR..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Brown.
Mrs. Lawrence, Of Columbia. will
yisit Mrs. Clarence Barnes last of
next week.
Everyone is interested in the Red
Cross tea to be given Monday by the
Federation in the Ringo parlor. The
silver offerings are to be used in
charity work.
One Of the delightful affairs Of
Tuesday was a pink and white lun.
Icheon given by Miss Gertrude Fry
in honor Of Mrs Grover Cottingham
and Mrs. Cauhape, of Roswell, N. NJ.
In the center was a low bowl Of tu-
lips, and at either end a bud vase was
filled with the came flowers. At each
cover were the pink place cards and
bon tfn baskets and a pink rose. Be-
SIDES the guests of honor, were Misses
Mary Buckner, Ruth Robertson, Beth
eI Lawrence, Leila winans, Ruth R.sb-
ertscn Mesdames W. ". Fry, Jr..
Fan Mckinley, Charles Blsdsoe,
Turner Williams, and Mrs. Russell
Emmons.
Mrs. viii Hughes and Mrs. Hous-
ton Jo' son, Of Montgomery, Were
the gu Is Of Mrs. F. P. Van Ness
Wednesda. z
Mis- Lenora Woodward Of st. Louis
is the guest of Misses Mayme Ringo
and Dorothy Worrell.
Mrs. Sallie Woodrum, Of st. Louis
and daughter, Miss Margery Wood
rum, we're the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Moore, Friday on their way to Full
ton from Columbia. Miss Margery
is staying at Reed Hall and going to
the University.
The Missionary Meeting, held at
the Baptist Church last Saturday
and Sunday, was a most successful
and interesting affair. The ladies of
the church gave an enjoyable tea
Sunday evening, to which all the
guests were invited. Mrs. True
blood of st. Louis and Mrs. o. o.
Green, served at the prettily decora-
ted table. The committee on ar
rangements we're: Misses Carrie
Kennen, Mrs. ]. f. Griffee, Mrs. P.
E. Coil, and Miss Annie Lewis.
Mrs. Regain of Kansas City
arrived Monday evening to visit her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. W. J. Bolts.
Mrs. W. J. Bolts will be at home
to her friends, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. b. F. Robertson, Of Detroit
will arrive next week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Robertson.
Monday afternoon, twenty Of Mrs.
+. r. Elliott's friends surprised her
with a party, the occasion being her
birthday. The ladies were all mem
bers Of the Maccabees. At the close
of the afternoon, lovely refreshments
were served having been brought by
the guests.
Mrs. Turner Williams entertained
for dinner Saturday evenink Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Cottingham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Durkee, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Buckner.
Mrs. Charles Clark was hostess for
the Young Married Ladies club, Satur
day afternoon. Her guests went to
see Billy Burke at the 0rpheum and
to Buckner's later.
Mrs. Belle Moore will have as hei
+. guests, Easter, Mrs. Carpenter Of
Kansas City, Miss Myrtle Moore Of
! Missouri University, and DR.. Dysart
} Moore Of st. Louis.
, The Mothers and Others Club helC
I their regular meeting Thursday
{ at Mcmillan High. Mrs. A. P
! Green presided and introduced thu
: speakers, Mrs. c. Barnes spoke o.
draining for Citizenship. Mis-
! Gupton Of Hardin, sang two beauti
|. full songs, Mother 0'Mine" AMI
4 "Sweet Little Woman of Nine. Mrs
. Paul st. Vrain had a talk on 9Th
" = N@
I Boy in the Home" As this was tn
last meeting, the following officer
q were elected: Mrs. C. D. Rodgers
K president; Mrs. Cortez Edmonston
vice-president, and Miss Wells sec
e rotary.
e Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. J
a Rixey, Mrs. F. P. Van Ness and Mis-
E Gladys Van Ness Of South Jeffer
r son street, gave a tea complimentary
J TO Mrs. Robert Warren Howe Mis-
. of Middlebrook, Va. Little Mis-
Margaret Green and Elizabeth Bot
in dainty lingerie dresses met tn
I guests at the door and Miss Molli