Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-05


ner in honor of their son, Rodes, and
his two guests, Messrs. Wallace Rice
and Preston. The table had a vase
of yellow jonquils in the center, and
at each place were daiiEy yellow
nut baskets and place cards. A de-
licious ~five-course dinner was served
the following; Misses Ruth Perkins,
Jennie Parker, Mabel Threlkeld, Mes
srs. Wallace Rice, Rodes Jesse and
Preston.
Mrs. G. II. Carpenter gave a line
party Tuesday afternoon at the Or
pheum in honor Of her niece, Miss
Cleo Young, Of Jonesburg. After
the pictures a very enjoyable lunch
was served at Buckner's. In line
were Mesdames w. G.. Burks, Bert
Wells, Misses Mary Lee Burks, Jen-
ME Parker, Fairy Lindsey, Mildred
Moore, Esther Hardine, Cleo Young
and Gertrude Fry.
Place Cards, Tally Cards and Dance
Programs, Ic to 25c each. so We'd
ding Invitations printed from copper
plate type, $500 to $500. 100 We'd
ding Invitations printed from hand
engraved plate, 1896 to s35. 65.
dwtf WORRELL. The Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Will Robert
son gave a very enjoyable party on
Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. G.
A. Belts, of jefferson City. Later
the guests were served a dainty lunch
at Buckner's. In line were Mr.. and
Mrs. L. M. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Fry, Miss Mary Buckner and
Mrs. Belts.
The local chapter of the Beta Sigma
omicron Sorority gave a very elab-
crate dinner Saturday evening in
honor of the following girls: Misses
Ruth Cauthorn, Pauline Craddock,
Carolyn Worrell, and Helen Wilkins.
After the dinner, the girls enjoyed
dancing in the gymnasium. Dainty
programs with scented lingerie clasps
to them, were given as favors of the
evening. At a late hour a two-course
lunch was enjoyed by the following
girls: Misses Mary bearing, Franc
johnson, Ruth Fife, Mac Henry, Ma
ry Morris, Martha bearing, Maude
Biggs, Lillian McCracken, Roma Hen
ny, Winifred Evans, Lucille Connel-
ly, Betty Bruce, Thyrza Chambliss,
Mabel Cravere, Pauline Kaho, Ruth
Cauthorn, Carolyn Worrell and Helen
Wilkins.
100 latest style Visiting Cards from
your plate for 81. 90. New plate and
100 Cards in script, $3.50; Old Eng
fish, SO. 80; Spanish script, French
script, shaded Caxton and Aston text
So 90. "The Endemic" the new pan
eled effect in Visiting Cards, only Doc
per 100 extra.
ldwtf W0RRELL, The Jeweler.
The Wednesday Club met at the Ii
brary Wednesday. Mrs. W. W.
Bolts led the lesson on Yeats "a 20
. of Broth" Papers were read by
Mrs. White, mature Study from
Hudson's Green Mansions Mrs
Harrison, Comparisons of Doria ant
lLiosha in Lorke's 'Jaffery.'" Afte
the lesson, the following officers wer'
elected for the next year.
President, Mrs. l.. R. Ferris.
Vice-President, Mrs. Chas. Leepei
Secretary, Mrs. John Beal.
Treasurer, Mrs. W. L. Reed.
Parlimentarian, Mrs. E. R. Locke
The Elizabeth Mcmillan Bibl
Glass of the Presbyterian Churc
held their regular monthly meeting a
the Church Tuesday afternoon. Mis-
sion Study Glass was followed b
election of officers:
President, Mrs. W. C. johnson.
Vice-P President, Mrs. A. A. wa
lace.
Secretary, Miss Ida Bolts.
Treasurer, Mrs. Ruthledge.
Dainty refreshments were serve
by the hostesses of the day, who wei
Mesdames Lewis Mckee and j. A
Price.
Mrs r. C. Stoltz was hostess Il
the Young Married Ladies' Club q
Thursday afternoon. At a O'Clock
delicious two-course lunch was ser
ed. The club guests were Mesdam'
D.. C. Laid, j. W. Dry, g. /
, Rodgers and Campbell.