Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-11-16

Miss Gladys Van Ness
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Miss Gladys Van Ness
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Drove the enthusiasm of women
tics, the Hardin girls, not being
3 wait until the election was fin
decided, gave a demonstration
day by declaring a holiday.
zntire student body marched down
In the early morning, carrying a
F picture of President Wilson and
american flag. They visited Nc
b High, causing somewhat of a
Re. and from there they went to
|ner's Tea Room, where they were
banned by the Democratic Com
In the afternoon some at
"a the Orpheum, and others the
Ill game at the Missouri Mill
Academy.
members of the Needle Work
the directors, members and
;hutors and friends, were enter
by Mrs. G. B. Morris Friday
bon. Between seventy-five and
undred friends called and show
seir appreciation of the work.
organization is identified with
National Guild Of America. The
wing garments were contributed
will be used in the charity work
winter: Ten night dresses, fifty
Ergarments. two little girls dress
.@;xteen pairs Of pillow cases, four
Il of gloves, two pairs Of boys
|sers and waists, three pairs Of
4 layettes, wash clothes and los
h Of hose.
.iss Julia Ross is visiting in Kan
|City.
u p. Van Ness is home for the
k-end.
Edwards, Of st. Louis, is Wis
4 in Mexico.
t,rs. Dingle, Of the Kings Daugh-
4 Home, is M at the hospital.
nrs. Elizabeth Price, of Columbia,
In Thursday and Friday in Mex
AIrs. Claude Asbury, Of st. Louis,
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
n,
harles Bronaugh, Of Detroit, was
Uest Of his little daughter, Miss
R, this week.
Il. and Mrs. Ralph Luckle we're
pr Gests Of Miss Frances Gill,
ss&y evening.
TSs Missionary Society Of the Bapt-
Church met Thursday afternoon.
! Earl Haggard was leader.
NJ and Mrs. Ross Wagner and fam
have purchased the Ralph Luckie
on South Clark avenue,
lr. and Mrs. Carl Brown, Of VAN
ia, and Miss Janette Bragg, Of
city, motored to Columbia, Satur-
Hiss Mary Buckner, Mrs. R. r.
.kner, and Mrs. John T. Buekner,
Mt several days in st. Louis this
X.
ir. and Mrs. Ralph Luckie and FAM
will leave Saturay afternoon for
lston, Texas, where they viii make
ir future home.
IRIS. Ovens Adams was hostess for
bridge club, Monday afternoon.
]. ]. E. Streif was the only guest
ept the regular club members.
he many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
bur Whitney, and Miss Agnes
ite, win regret to hear they are to
Fe shortly to make their home in
ter.
Chautauqua Club met at the
rary, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
X Carter was leader. Two chap
! Of "The German Empire Between
/ Wars. were read and discussed.
Er. and Mrs. E. r. Locke, Mrs. ].
q johnson, Mr., and Mrs. Clayborn
son, Miss WiIhelmina Taylor, and
Jane Rodgers, attended the Mis-
Texas game in Columbia, Satur-
3. Emmette Young Burton, Mrs.
Whitmore, and Mrs. Clyde Strock
be at home Wednesday, Novem-
fifteenth, at the Missouri Military
denny, complimentary to Mrs.
pix Henderson, Mrs. Albert Elmer
and Mrs. Cora Hiner.
FRS. Richayd Kelly, of Lafayette,
lana, is the guest of her parents,
and Mrs. ]. J. Griffin. Mr.. and
| Kelly are well known in Mex
They are moving to st. Louis,
re Mr.. Kelly will become the pas
Of the Lafayette Park Church.
RS. ". J. Bolts, one Of the direct
Of the NeedIework Guild, invited
Contributes and several friends
be with her Thursday morning.
pleasant hour was spent in con-
and opening the packages.
J. Bolts served a salad course.
he Wednesday Club held their reg
r meeting at the Library, Nov.
The lesson, Richard III, Act |,
) given by Mrs. E. R. Locke. Mrs.
rrell gave Beaumont and Fletcher.
S. C. D. Rodgers discussed john
Is Every Man in His Humor.'
S. Leeper gave a comparison of
aDr. Faustus" with Goethe's
rhe Stoddard Society Of the Pros
Church entertained the Pres
unr-din nirIa and Cadets at