Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-03
OAho FOWI
THE RExALL STORE
Cave. Williams

THE RExALL STORE
Cave Williams.
On Saturday, January 20, at 6 D.
m, the jolly friends in the home of
Mrs. E. S. Cave of Columbia became
suddenly quiet when Miss Frances
Gupton entered the room and sang in
her sweet tones 20, Promise Me-"
with Miss Jane Rodgers at the Piano
in her suual expression following with
Mendelssohn's Wedding March to the
strains Of which Mr.. B. Turner viii
liams led Miss Julia Cave to the al
tar where a most impressive ring cere-
mony was solemnized by the Rev.
Hart Of Columbia. The bride looked
her prettiest in a simple afternoon
gown of white messaline with touches
of pale green and a becoming white
hat. She carried a huge bouquet Of
white roses and valley lilies. The
house was Hastily decorated in green,
and white roses graced the dining
table where were also candles tied
with white tulle intermingled with
green. A dainty salad course was
served. Much to the surprise and dis
appointment of their friends who had
invested in so much rice, the bride and
groom escaped by a side door and
were speeding far away on their
honeymoon ere their absence was dis
covered. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are
now domiciled in their pretty bunga-
low on South Olive.
The Chautauqua met at the Library
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Brett was
the leader. Mrs. Turley gave the
Story Of the Week in the ~"Independ-
emit" Mrs. Culbertson had a paper
on National Resources and Popula-
ton Of the U. 81 Mrs. Hawthorne
talked on. Medical Inspection in Our
Schools" Mrs. Bolts read a paper on
Housing Reform" and Mrs. Morris
reviewed Changing America"
Mrs. Frank Jesse, Of Webster
Groves, was the guest of Miss Matte
Spence, Tuesday.
Mrs. r, M. White and Mrs. Sallie
Hisey were the dinner guests Of Mrs.
Dobyns of Hardin, Thursday evening"
Mrs. j. ]. Jesse entertained with a
family dinner, Sunday, in honor Of
her sister, Mrs. Frank Jesse Of Web
ster Groves.
Mrs. John D. 0rear and Mrs. X. R.
Bragg gave the second Of series of
matinee parties Monday afternoon at
the Orpheum. Refreshments were
served at Bucknerss.
We congratulate the D. A. RS on
their successful undertaking Of the
Orpheum Benefit, from which they
cleared 500. We suppose the drink
ing fountain will soon be installed
with the handsome insignia of the
local chapter.
Miss Helen Million celebrated her
eleventh birthday with a line party
at the Orpheum, MONDAY afternoon,
after which she invited her guests to
her home where a dainty lunch was
served. Her guests were Rosalie
Smith, Rose Stallings, Betsy Worrell,
and Frances Jesse of Webster Groves.
Tuesday Mrs. B. G. Reavis sur
prised her daughter, Barbara ,on her
thirteenth birthday by having six of
her school friends take lunch with her.
The guests were: Amelia Graham,
Alice Fish, ELAN McCune, Virginia
Rodgers and Hazel Mcintyre.
Mrs. j. A. Guthrie entertained the
officers of the Baptist Missionary
Society, Mrs. W. W. Pollock, Mrs. M.
L. Jones, Mrs. Charles Luckie, Mrs.
Walter Adams. Mrs. O. O. Green, Miss
Hattie KEENAN,, Mrs. S. N. Evans,
Mrs. G. A.. Mitchell, Mrs. J.
F. Griffee, and Mrs. F. P.
Van Ness with a party at the orph-
cum, Monday afternoon, After en-
ioying Mary Pickford in Little, Pail
and the splendid music by Charles
Pigg, they went to Buckner's for re-
freshments.
Mrs. Sam Sharp, of Woodlawnr
gave two lovely parties this week
Monday afternoon she had her friends
bring their needle work, and Tuesday
she had twenty for bridge. Mrs.
Sharp is known as a most pleasing
and popular hostess, and everyone
~enioys an invitation to her artistic
home. She was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Richie, and Miss Alta
Richie.
The Wednesday Club met at the
Library this week. Mrs. Worrell was
the leader. The lesson was the last
act of Cymbeline. Mrs. Reed mad a
paper on michael Kramer" by Haup-
mann. Mrs. Ferris had a character
~ization Of "Michael Kramer" and the
important Incidents, and Miss Houston
,erbe oyeynor Of Greefensee" by KEEL
Ter.
One Of the most pleasant AFFAIRS o.
the week was given by the members
of the Catholic Church "Wednesday
night at the Odd Fellows Hall, com
plimentary to Father Casey VINO !
incharge Of the church here, Musi'
and dancing was a feature Of the en-
tertainment, during which refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. $. D. Stocks invited twely
friends to be with Mrs. Frank Jess
Of Webster Groves, Monday afternoon
2 m. ~. iad!as enAnt the time over thei