Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-03-01

Hhio " SioIh gave d uliiilST VII
Wednesday evening in honor of her
two daughters, Misses Margretha and
Elizabeth Clark. The table was beau
tifully decorated in flags and the
place cards were small flags. Covers
were laid for Mrs. Laura Hougland,
Mrs. M. l.. Jones, Misses Mary
bearing, Sallie Garrett and Coralee
Lake.
Mrs. Fitzgerald chaperoned her
art class of Hardin to the Orpheum on
Thursday night. After the show, a
lunch was enjoyed at Buckner's.
In the line were Misses Phyllis Frost,
Eleanor Connolly, Genevieve Kava-
naugh, Edith Stoner, Nell Wright,
Nettie Harmon, Dorothy Eagle, Helen
Randle, Letha Vaughn, Dorothy
Cannon, Pearl Packard, Mabel Sc
vier, Ruth Fife, Roma Henry, Pau
line Kaho, Velma Burden, Letha Dun
naway, Opal Isaac and Elizabeth Nc
Clure.
Mrs. R. C. Strobe was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon for the Young
Married Ladies' Club at her home in
Woodlawn. At five o'clock little
Misses Rebecca Strobe and Julia Mel
son Mckee, assisted by the hostess,
served a delicious salad course in the
library. After this, the guests were
invited to the dining room for coffee.
The table was decorated in Washing
ton birthday colors. A small cherry
tree graced the center of the table,
and flags and hatchets were also
used. Mrs. C. H. Beare presided at
the table, and poured coffee, assisted
by Mrs. Lewis Mckee and Miss
Wayne Strobe, of New London The
club guests were Mesdames Jim Jes-
Sc, C. H. Beare, Bradford Sapping-
ton, o. A. Adams, j. W. Gallaher,
W. G. Wilkins, W. G. Burks, j. E.
Strict, and Belts, and Miss Mayme
STROBE, of New London.
Mrs. James Crawford, of Moline,
gave a dinner Friday in honor of her
mothers birthday. An elegant five
course dinner was served to the fol-
lowing; Mesdames Taylor Berry,
Joella Crawford, Howard, Taylor
Dowell, Weinand, Gatewood, Grimes,
Jim Lyn, Misses Minnie Berry, Mol
lie Crawford, Cooper, of Marshall;
Minnie Gatewod, of Kansas City, and
Mrs. Sadie Whitley, of st. Louis.
Miss Frances Wakefield, who is at
tending Howard-Payne College at
Fayette, Mo-, entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening at the College:
Misses Ruth Cautnorn, India johnson,
Carolyn Worrell, Lillis Clampit, Polly
Miller, Helen Wilkins; Mesdames
Worrel, and Mildred Johnson. These
young people were much impressed
with Howard Payne, and report Miss
! Wakefield doing and looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry gave a
MONDAY dinner Tuesday at their
home on South Olive street to the
following guests: Rev. j. B. An
drews, Mr.. C. P. Curry, Miss Ann
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Fry
and Miss Gertrude Fry.
I Mr.. H. C. Pavitt was given a most
delightful birthday party, Friday
night, by Mr.. a nd Mrs. C. H.
Beare. Games and music were en-
joyed till a late hour, when the hos
tess served dainty refreshments TO
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Stubblefield, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Richards, Mr.. Young, of Chicago, and
Miss Hasey, of Montgomery, and Miss
Lillian Richards.
Miss Josephine Wallace was hostess
for the Friday Knitting Club Friday
afternoon. At five o'clock the hos
tess served an elaborate two-course
lunch. Miss Harriet Pasqueth was
the only club guest.
Miss Alice Lee Springer had as
her guest at dinner Thursday evening
Miss Ann Andrews,
The Annie Jones Glass of the Bap-
list Church will be entertained ON
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
10. II. Beare.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell E. Wolfe, of