Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-20

vas formerly Miss Virginia
Maddox, and is well known here, hav-
ing visited Nh. and Mrs. R. R. Buck
ner.
One of the interesting events this
week in the younger set was the picnic
and motor trip to Colonial Hill, given
by the Gamma's Thursday evening.
Miss Mari Jess Hisey celebrated her
seventh birthday Wednesday by ask
ing a number Of her little friends
TO her home on Clark Avenue. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in
games.
Federation Call.
Mrs. C. C. Hammond, President of
the Federation, asks that all members
attend the regular monthly meeting
Monday afternoon at the Library at
8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. bearing, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clay
brook, left early Tuesday morning for
a motor trip to Macon and other
points, returning home Friday wen
ing.
Mrs. W. R. Hisey entertained the
"Deestrick Skule Class" on her lawn
Wednesday evening. Many of the
features of the regular program were
repeated. Mrs. Hisey served delight
full refreshments at the close of the
entertainment.
Miss Ruth Hoxsey and Miss Irene
Roden gave a garden party Tuesday
morning for their guests: Miss Mar
garet Freiberg, of Quincy, ILL.,, and
Miss Marie Steinlage, of st. Louis, at
the home of Miss Roden. Games were
the feature of the entertainment.
Misses Anna Williams, Dorothy
Essen, Irene Gordon, Marie Steinlage,
of st. Louis; Margaret Freiberg, OF
Quincy; Messrs. Nisbet Livingston
Wilfey johnson, Charles Guthrie, Hen
ry Kunkel, and Mr.. ad Mrs. Lester
Miller gave a picnic at Auxvasse Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Barbara Reavis had as dinnel
guests Thursday evening Mise!
Arencia Coil, Elizabeth Coil, saral
Elizabeth jackson, of Perry Alic'
Fish. Helen Morbit, of Kansas City
and Hazel Mcintyre. The table wa
conferred with daisies. After Dime
!, the guess went to the orpheum.
Mrs. A. s. Houston invited the ladie
, of the Missionary Society Of the Bag
} list Church to meet with her Thurs
: dav afternoon. Mrs. Fred Llewellyl
las leader. arranged an interesting pr'
|, gram. after which Mrs. Houston SER
: cd range ice and small cakes wnlc
was most acceptable and appreciate
lby those present.
i, Mr.. and Mrs, Lester Miller enter
{ tanned their friends with a deiign'l'
a toa Sunday evening on their law
y 1.-THE sandwiches contained the mann
If a popular couple supposed to be e.
oooed and were read amid much me
riment and yet it was declared to
l. farce announcement here we ha'
~our. doubts.) Those presel
were Misses Ruth Clark, Georgia nj
Her. Leila winans, Annie William
Messrs. Ray Miller, Nisbet Lawn
ston, Donald Adds, Charles Gutnr
Now YOU a guess who they are.
Monday afternoon Miss Mary 10
Use johnson asked her friends to Drn
their needle work and meet Miss All
cossler. of St. Louis, the attractl
o,,est of Miss Jennie Parker !
bouse was decorated artistically W
daisies. During the afternoon !
hostess served dainty lunch 1
~ouests were: Misses Mary Buckn
Josephine Wallace, Marie Rose, n
tie Brown, Lottie Cornett' Mlial
wallace, Maurine Heizer' Hattle I
oueth, Corrine Barth, Dorothy Holm
Flornece Crosby, Bette Lawren
Jennie Parker, Gladys Van Ness "
I;e Robnett, Mrs. Roy Harris.
Miss Ester Hardine gave a line ?
tv at the orpheum Wednesday AT
noon. Refreshments were served
Ruckner's. Miss Hardine was ass
ed by Miss Dennie Kelso. her gu'
we're Norma Toalson, Mary Fran
Ieslie. Louise Madru, Rose Stain
Eunice Weaver, Neva Button "
fired wager, Ruby Mae Early A
Margaret Burton, Violet MarkW
virginia Horton, Fontella Hamil
pauline Collins, Flarius Collins, L
abeth worrell, Julia Minerva Rlie:
Mrs. W. J.. Rixey had as MD
dinner guests Wednesday Mrs W,
Miss Hayes, Mrs. McCalester' !
Vance Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
Ford Mrs. M. L. Jones, Mrs. Wins'
and Mrs. E. L. Cass. The table
conferred with sweet peas. A fea'
81 tbe entertainment was music
nisbed by Miss Hazel Mcint
TIizabeth Bolts and Pauline van n
The Kings Daughters with frl'
e. &c quests, enjoyed Mrs. b. u
hams pretty home and lawn Tue,
,h,, nuarirp. Mrs. C, F. Clark reaC
HO'' paner on child welfare, that being
Jity, subject assigned Mrs CLARK a' -
~, OIL N tra Will wilkins sang the pOE
~ wy pynv Sunday song, Brighten
u. ".n4 norner Where You Are" TINS
ounrociated by all present MISS
snssi tie cornett, in a very pleasing
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