Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-24

morning Judge Thursday, complimen.
tary to their guests, Mr. and Mrs
Houston johnson, of Brazil, Indiana
After the games at twelve o'clock
an elaborate lunch was served. Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson are handsome and
clever, as all the Houstons are.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stalcup, Miss Bethel
Lawrence and Cassius Clay motored
to Moberly Thursday and attended
the Robinson shows.
Mrs. c. H. Beare gave a beautiful
tea Thursday for her guest, Miss Es-
sic Bono. Mrs. NJ. L. Jones and Mrs.
j. F. Griffee greeted the guests and
introduced them to the receiving line:
Mesdames John E. Sanderson, Virgil
Ryan, Russell Emmons, John Pollard,
of Kansas City; John Gibbs, of Meal
lister, Okla; Miss Bono, Of St. Cen
WE'VE, ILL.,, and Mrs. Stubblefield. Lunch
was served in the Sun Parlor by Miss
es Lottie Cornett and Trix Plunkett.
Mrs. C. A. Mitchell invited the guests
to the dining room where Mrs. ]. E.
Strict and Mrs. Fred Llewellyn serv.
ed. The table was conferred with sal
via. Misses Polly Miller, Miriam
Glandon and Helen Plunkett assisted
them. Others assisting were Mrs
Robert STROBE, Mrs. M. L. Bush and
Miss Mamie Wright.
Miss Dorothy Blanks was hostes,
for a sewing party Thursday morninr
given complimentary to her guest
Miss Jennie Hinsdale. The guests
were Misses Dorothy Worrell, Geor-
gia Miller, Mary bearing, Mildred
Wallace, Julia Tucker, Isabel Grad
dock, Mary Lee Burks, Maurine Hei.
ger, Sara Trimble, Evelyn Threlkeld,
Mrs. Sam Sharp and Mrs. Clayboru
Jackson.
Miss Isabel Coons, of Fulton, is thu
guest of Miss Helen Wilkins.
Mrs. John Pollard, of Kansas City
is visiting in Mexico.
Mrs. John E. Gibbs, of McAllister,
Okla, is the guest of Mrs. w. W. Pol.
lock. Mrs. Gibbs has many friends in
Mexico who are always glad to wei.
come her.
Miss Marie Rose and Mr.. LAFAYETTE
Gordon gave a dinner Thursday night
at the Ringo. Their guests were thl
members of their bridal chorus.
Nh. and Mrs. w. H. Brown had as
their dinner guest Thursday Judge
H. S. Holman, of Gainesville, Texas
Judge Holman has not been in Mex
leo for thirty years. He is visiting
Mr.. John Guthrie.
Mrs. Kock and daughters, Mise:
Edna and Florence, of Urbana, Ill.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Prizes
Guthrie.
DR.. and Mrs. P. E. Coil have re
turned from an extended trip to New
York.
Wednesday morning Mrs. B. F
Wells and Mrs. M. B. Bush gave Z
drawing room, complimentary to theii
guest, Miss Margaret Reno, of ST
Louis. Each one considered them.
selves fortunate indeed to meet thi,
talented guest, whose remarkable
voice has been accepted for gram
opera for the coming season. Asid
from her unusual musical ability, Mis-
Reno possesses a charming PERSONAL
ty and is handsome in appearance
Others on the program were Mise.
Mary Stallings, Mildred Wallace, Dor
othy Holmes, Leila Winans and JAM
Rodgers.
Miss Harriet Wagner and Mr.. JOIN
Howell were quietly married Thurs
day at 1:30 o'clock in the parlor of tn
Centenary M. E. Church in st. Louis
Immediately after the ceremony, the,
came to Mexico where the groom en-
tertained with a dinner at the Hox
sey, having Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wag
ner, Mr.. ALI Elliott and DR.. Berrey
Mrs. Howell is a sister Of Mr.. Ros
Wagner, of this city. She has bee
quite prominent in church work an
social circles in st. Louis. Nh. Howell
is connected with the business an
church interests of our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanford mo
tored to New London Saturday. MI
Sanford's father and mother will &C
company them home this evening.
The H. E. c. fuckers are dedicai
ing a new 5-passenger touring car.