Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-15

wednesday night Tor Mrs. David Chas-
noff, Of Sedalia, and Miss Rose Refs
enberg, Of Sherman, Texas. After the
pictures, the following enjoyed dainty
refreshments at Buckner's: Mr.. and
Mrs. /. silverstein, Mrs. Maurice Phil
lip, Miss Rosenberg, Mrs. Chasnoff,
Messrs. Nathan and Cy Phillip.
Place Cards, Tally Cards and Dance
Programs, lie to 25c each. 80 We'd
ding Invitations printed from copper
plate type, $500 to $500. 100 We'd
ding Invitations printed from hand
engraved plate, 1895 to $35. 65.
dwtf W0RRELL. The Jeweier.
Mrs. Harrison entertained the fol-
lowing at the orpheum, Wednesday
evening: Mrs. ]. C. Mundy, Mrs. Ivan
Ashworth, Mrs. R. W. Berrey, Mrs.
o. C. Willard and daughter, Miss
Louise Willard. After the movies,
the hostess served a delicious two
course lunch at the Hoxsey Hotel.
Misses Dickinson and Hilderbrand,
Of Hardin College, gave an 0rpheum
party, Thursday night, and later a two
course lunch was served at Buckner's.
In line were: Mesdames ". R. Holmes,
J. G. Livingston, and Hilderbrand and
Miss Dorothy Holmes.
Miss Willie Hook entertained at din
ner, Saturday evening, at her home on
East Monroe Street. The center of
the table held a camp kettle in which
were toasts for each guest. Hand
painted place cards of Indian wigwams
marked the places. An elegant five
course dinner was served the follow
ing: Misses Dorothy Holmes, Leila
Winans, Messrs. Will C. Williams,
Carter Norris, and Robert Hare, of
Fulton.
Mrs.W. B. Sappington entertained
a dozen friends, Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. C. c. Madison, of In
dependence. A most enjoyable time
was spent in conversation and music.
and at five o'clock the hostess served
a delicious two course lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. !. Turley entertain
ed at dinner, Saturday evening, in
honor of Mrs. David C~hasnoff, of Sc
dalia and Miss Rose Rosenberg, of
Sherman, Texas. The other guests
were Mrs. Maurice Phillip and Mr..
Herbert Plunkett.
Miss Mayme Ringo entertained
friends, Thursday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs. L. N. Gordon, of Kansas City.
Five hundred was played until five
o'clock, when the hostess served an
elaborate two course luncheon to the
following: Mesdames J. w. Buffing-
ton, H. l. Turley, W. B. Sappington,
Lewis Moore, w. W. Bolts, Eben
Price, of Montana; C. C. Madison, of
independence, Misses Leila Winans
and Lottie Cornett.
100 latest style Visiting Cards from
your plate for 81. o. New plate and
100 Cards in script, so; Old Eng
lish, $3.50; Spanish script, French
script, shaded Caxton and Astor text,
SO. 90. "The Endemic" the new pan
eled effect in Visiting Cards, only 30c
per 100 extra.
dwtf WORRELL, The Jeweler.
Miss Mildred johnson was hostess
for the Beta Sig Alumnae, Monday
afternoon. A very enjoyable buffet
lunch was served during the after
noon. The extra guests were: Misses
Roma Henry, Winifred Evans, and
Franc johnson, of Hardin College,
and Mrs. l.. N. Gordon, Of Kansas
City, a former member Of the local
alumnae.
Miss Willie Hook had as her guests
for the weekend, Misses Leila Wi
mans and Dorothy Holmes, and on
Sunday evening Miss Hook invited
Messrs. viii Williams, Carter Nor
ris, and Harry Stocks to lunch at
seven o'clock.
Miss Mary Buckner invited a few
friends in Saturday evening to say
goodbye to Mrs. Minor f. Bolts who
departed for Chicago on the Hummer.
Victrola music and cards were en-
joyed, and later the hostess served
dainty refreshments. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. White, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Fry, Mrs. Minor
Bolts and Shannon Bolts.
Miss Laura Carter was hostess,
Monday afternoon, for a line party
at the 0rpheum. After the movies,
delicious refreshments were enjoyed
at Buckner's. Those in line we're:
Misses Nellie Barnett, Louetta Chap
man, Dorothy Willitt, Anna Margaret
Bunton, Frances Mackey. Frances
Chapman, Frances Williams, Hazel
Guthrie, Elizabeth Squires.
Misses Dorothy and Nell Atkins
gave a line party at the Orpheum,
Monday afternoon, and later the fol-
lowing guests enjoyed delicious re-
freshments at the home of the host
ess: Misses Barbara Reavis, Virginia
Rodgers, Anna Lacey Wallace, Ruth
Harper, Elizabeth Harper, Alice
Fish, Margaret Wilson, Leona Jones,
Helen Heller, Frances Parker, Ella
B. McCune, Hazel Mcintyre and Mary
Worrell.
Miss Victoria Brooks gave a line
party, Saturday afternoon, in honor
of Miss Viola Wells. Later the party
enjoyed an elegant two course lunch
at the Gem. In line were: Misses
Elizabeth Parker, Jennie Parker,
Leila Winans, Dorothy Holmes, and
Gertrude Fry.
Mrs. Elon bearing was hostess on
Saturday afternoon for the Thlmble
! Club. The following officers were
elected for the year: President, Mrs.
M. H. Patterson; Vice-President,
Mrs. M. B. Guthrie, Secretary and
Treasurer, Mrs. Joseph wilkins. A
very enjoyable two course lunch was
served by the hostess at the close of
the meeting. The out-of-town guests
were Mesdames Eben Price, c. c.
Madison, Minor Bolts, and Richard