Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-13

r. Van Ness, Misses Ruth Robertson.
Bethel Lawrence, Ada Bush, Ida Bush.
Frances Glandon. and Linnie Allison.
After the delightful luncheon the hos
tess took her guests to see Mary Pick
ford in rags"
Misses Helen Williams, Frances.
Mitchell and Mary Banks have return
ed to Columbia, after a pleasant Wis
il with Mrs. H. B. Banks.
Mrs. W. W. Bolts spent Wednesday
and Thursday at CurryvilIe and Van
daiia with friends.
The Wednesday Club held its last
meeting Of the year this week in the
library. Miss Anna Lewis was lead
er Of Suderman's "The PARKWAY
Princess" Miss Marie Rose told the
story Of Hauptmann's 'The Viewers.
Mrs. A. C. White gave a characters
cation Of the same play. Mrs. Wilson
gave the salient points of Won Schulz
fel's "Ekkehard." Officers for next
year are: President, Mrs. ". c. John
son; vice-Pres., Mrs. E. R. Locke;
sec'y, Mrs. c. e. Leeper; and Treas,
Miss Mary v, Houston.
Mrs. Marion Fonville and Mrs.
Frederick c. Shaw were dinner
guests Thursday of DR.. and Mrs. Theo.
Winans.
Mrs. Horace Banks entertained at
8 o'clock dinner on Saturday night,
Misses Helen Williams, Frances Nit
chell, Dorothy Worrell, and Mary
Banks of Columbia, Virginia Parker
Ruth Perkins and Marie Rose. After
dinner the guests enjoyed the movies
at the Lyric.
Miss Lena johnson has returned
from a visit with relatives and friends
in st. Louis.
Mrs. John Guthrie is attending mis-
sionary meetings this week in Gala
tin, Kansas City and Joplin.
Misses Josephine and Mildred Wal
lace were hostesses for the alumnae
chapter of Beta Sigma 0micron on
Thursday afternoon. Out of town
guests were Mesdames Schultz of
Hannibal and Cauhape Of New Mexico.
Miss Emma B. Glacebrook, Central
Council member; Mrs. Wood, Ex-
Chairman of Ways and Means Com
mittee, and Miss Odell Brown, men,
Der Of the executive board, all of st.
Louis, we're the guests Of Mrs. E. D.
Graham while here attending the meet
ing Of the Kings Daughters.
Sam Locke gave a delightful six
course dinner on Wednesday evening
TO the members Of Mcmillan basket
ball team. Other guests were Messrs
~Culbertson, Campbell and Rich and
Mrs. Spencer Schultz Of Hannibal, a
former teacher Of the boys.
Bryan Kelso was host at an Or
pheum party on Saturday night.
Guests included Misses Theo Griffith
Jane Rodgers, Julia Tucker. Marthella
Carroll; Messrs John Barclay of Lex
ington, Charles Guthrie and Law
renee De Neil of st. Louis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Williams, Mr., and Mrs.
S. J. Buckner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kelso. After the movies a lunch was
served at Buckner's.
Mr.. Grover Cottingham arrived Fri
day from Roswell, N. NJ, to spend a
while visiting. Mrs. Cottingham has
been here two weeks.
Mr.. Sam Locke invited a party of
friends to be his guest at the minst-
rel on Wednesday evening, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Spenser Schultz of
Hannibal. Afterward a lunch was
enjoyed at Buckner's.
Miss Bethel Lawrence will enter
tain next Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Grover Cottingham.
Misses Miriam Arnold and Elizabeth
Ferris were hostesses at a "dress up
tea on Monday afternoon. The guests
included Misses Willie Morris, vir-
ginia Ellen Wilkens, Genice Emmons,
Rebecca Strobe, Elizabeth Wilson,
Valley Bush, Laura Carter and Mary
Louise Hawthorn; Messrs Bradford
Brett and Phillip Bell.
Mrs. F. R. Sanford entertained a
few guests at dinner Thursday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Spencer Schultz,
Later in the evening, a game of
bridge was enjoyed at the home Of
Mrs. II. B. Brett.
Mrs. p. E. Coil will be hostess for
the f. E. G. Club next week.
At the regular April meeting of
the d. A. RS, Monday, the very de-