Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-12-07

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given by Epsilon Chapter of Hardin
College of the Beta Sigma Omicron
Sorority at the Ringo Hotel Saturday
evening. Mr.. Wallace Fry acted as
toastmaster and introduced each
speaker in a clever manner. Thirty.
seven beautifully gowned girls were
seated at one long table decorated
in ruby and pink, the Sorority colors.
The table was centered with a bower
of smilax and roses in the form of
an umbrella which was held by lat
tice of brown wicker, two smaller in
verted umbrellas of roses and smilax
hung from the electroliers at either
end of the table. Crystal candlesticks
tied with fluffy tulle bows were placed
among the ferns and roses which were
artistically strewn over the table. At
each cover were rose cups of nuts on
which were the favors of the evening.
Silver pins with the linked letters,
B z. o. The place cards were de-
corated with dainty baskets of pink
roses tied with ruby and pink. The
following responded with humorous
toasts: welcome to Pledges" Miss
Lillian McCracken; Response, Miss
Thurza Chambliss; Greetings to Alum
nae, Miss Ruth Noah; Response, Miss
Leila Winans; "0ur Sorority" Miss
Maud Briggs. Impromptu talks were
given by Misses May Harvey, Winni-
fred Evans and Vesta Killam. The
pledges in whose Ilonor the banquet
was given are Misses Roma Harvey,
Lucille Connolly, Dorothy Green, Polly
Miller, May Harvey, Pauline Kaho,
Thurza Chambliss, Olivia Carter, Ma
bel Crenier, Winnifred Evans, Betty
Bruce, Mildred Glandon, Martha Dear
ing, Mary Norris, Vesta Killam, Ruth
Perkins, Iris Waite and Mabel Threl-
keld.
Mrs. B. w. Feinstein gave a most
delightful informal dance at her home
Friday evening complimentary to Miss
Hattie Morris, of Milwaukee, who has
been the guest of Miss Pearl Morris
The guests were Misses Pearl Morris
Martha johnson, Marjory Johnson
Messrs. Herbert Morris, Leopold
Barth, Earl Morris, William GooldS
land William johnson.
The Wednesday Club held their reg
ular meeting at the Library Novem
ber the twenty-ninth, The lessor
was Richard III, Act A, and was Civ
en- by Mrs. John Beal. Mrs. W. c
johnson gave "The Tower Of London,
Mrs. E. S. Wilson "The Renaissanc
in England" and Mrs. Roy Ferris
"The War of Roses"
Reverend and Mrs. o. o. Green
Richard Green and Miss Margare
Green were dinner guests of Mr.. AM
Mrs. George Harvey Thursday.
Mrs. G. W. Burlington had as din
ner guests Thursday Misses Will
Cruedson, Helen McCue and Edwin
| Stark, of Louisiana.
Miss Emily Gibbs gave a most de
Ilightful dance Thursday exening com
E plimentary to her guest, Miss Doro
thy Bergman, who is attending Will
liam Woods. The guests were Miss
: es Helen Plunkett, Margaret Wilson
Pauline Van Ness, Frances McCut
and Frances Brown; Messrs. Ralp
, Garrett, Martin Crigler, Frank Hous
ton, Houston Willard, Harold Nc
Cune, Lloyd Campbell and Bash, o
+ Hannibal.
Mrs. E. B. Eblen, of st. Louis, wa
the honor guest at bridge party CIV
en- Tuesday afternoon by Miss Mar
Buckner. After the games the guest
were asked to the dining room, wher
Mrs. Carl Brown and Mrs. Frank San
, ford served from a prettily appointe
, table centered with basket of yel
low chrysanthemums. The guest
: were Mesdames Earl Brown, Wallac
FRY, Curtis Cauthorn, Frank SANFORD
- Mitchell White, Sallie Hisey, Misse
Maybelle Cove, Blanche Cove, Glady
: Van Ness and Ruby Turner, of Var
dalia.
- Miss Dorothy Bergman, who is a
! tending William Woods College,
Fulton, spent Thanksgiving with Mis-
= Emily Gibbs.
4 M. and Mrs. William Buckner, M
and Mrs. John T. Buckner, Mr.. an
Mrs. Jake Buclner and Bob Bucknt
wese dinner guests of R. R. Bucl
ner and family Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Robertson, of d
r troit, will arrive soon to be the CUES
:, of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Robertson.
Il Mrs. Ivan Ashworth was hoste
! for the Twelve-of-Us Club Mondi
afternoon. Guests other than eli
members were Mesdames R. E. Eble
of St. Louis, Oscar Martin, Charl
;, Buckner, Bradford, Sappington, J.
. Monday and Otis Purdy.
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