Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-01-18

u luIlCH was SerVeu-
ers; Misses Martha Mason, Frances
Gill and Messrs. C. D. and r. D. Dodg-
ers.
Mrs. Herbert Pryor entertained the
Young Married Ladies' Club with a
Line Party at the orpheum Wednes-
day afternoon. After the pictures the
guests enjoyed a two-course lunch at
Buckner's. The club guests at this
time were Mesdames L. B. Hawthorne,
II. B. Brett, W. G. Wilkins, T. j. Will
liams, S. d. Stocks, E. L. Cass, L. H.
Strunk, Charles Heller and r M. En-
mons.
The Chinese operetta "The Feast of
the Little Lanterns" given by the
students Of William Woods College,
under the direction of Mr. Albert V.
Davies, was a success from an artis-
tic point of view. The sudden change
of weather kept many from attending.
And so it was repeated on Thursday
might. The stage settings were very
pretty, and costumes gorgeous. They
were brought from New York for this
production. One of the features Of
the program was the solo dancing by
Miss Katherine Adams and Esther
Chapman. The opening number, a
poppy dance by Miss Adams, was very
pretty. She is charming and graceful,
and in this way given numbers of en-
cores. - Fulton Gazette.
Miss Adams is the charming daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. S. C. Adams, of
this city. We congratulate her on her
success in this operetta.
Mr.. Losh Brinigar entertained a
few friends Monday night with a line
party at the Orpheum. After the
show the following guests, enjoyed a
~two-course lunch at the home of Miss
Myrtle Turnage: Misses Elizabeth
Hape, Irene Campbell, Esther Rod
house, Lillian Asbury, Frances Hulen
of Centralia, Myrtle Turnage; Messrs.
Warren Donald, Raymond Gallaher,
Roy Worley, William Farrell and John
Dachs, of Springfield, Mo.
The Elizabeth Mcmillan Bible Glass
of the Presbyterian Church held its
regular monthly meeting in the church
parlors on Tuesday Afternoon. After
the business session, a most enjoyable
social hour was spent. Delicious re-
freshment were served. The hostesses
on this occasion were Mesdames W.
C. Johnson and E. A. bearing.
A most delightful luncheon was en-
joyed at the Hotel Hoxsey by fifteen
ladies on Saturday. This was to meet
Miss Lola C. Trax, who later spoke at
the Library to a large audience. The
following ladies enjoyed the luncheon:
Mesdames ]. T. johnson, R. M. White,
j. z. Martin, F. L. Crosby, W. W.
Bolts, J. C. Mundy, C E. Leeper, c.
A. Buckner, E. R. Locke, Alex Carter,
J. W. Million, E. A. bearing, DR.. 10
Don and Miss Mary V. Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. White gave a
line party on Wednesday evening for
Mrs. Wilbur Wallace, of Bunceton.
After the show the guests enjoyed a
delicious two-course lunch at Buck
ner's. Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Will Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortez Edmonston, Mesdames
R. M. White, Richard Myall, Wilbur
Wallace and Miss Mary Buckner.
Miss Mary Buckner invited a few
friends Thursday afternoon to her
home to meet Mrs. Wilbur Wallace, OF
Bunceton, and Mrs. Richard Myall, Of
Liberty. The guests enjoyed the love-
ly electric Victrola, and later the hos
tess served dainty refreshments.
Those present were Mrs. L. M. White
Mrs. George VIII Robertson, Mrs.
Richard Myall, of Liberty; Misses
Josephine Wallace, Ruth Robertson
and Mrs. Wilbur Wallace, of Bunce-
ton.
Mrs. W. W. Bolts entertained a few
friends at the orpheum Thursday af-
ternoon, for her house guest, Mrs
Laird, of Vandalia. Those in the
party we're: Mesdames 7. E. Hook
j. w. Plunkett, ". G. Burks and
Laird, of Vandalia. After the show
a very palatable lunch was served al
Buckner's.
Miss Elizabeth Parker was hostess
for the Friday Knitting Club on Fri
day afternoon. A ~palatable lunch was
served at 5 o'clock. The guests Of the