Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-09-13

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evening at the church. After a sunni
tuous supper, the business and liter
airy program was led by Mrs. Locke.
The extra guests were Mrs. R. p.
Holmes, of st. Charles, and Mrs. Tom
Gill, of California.
Miss Dorothy Worrell gave a line
party Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Margretha Roth, Of St. Louis. Buck
ner's was the next place after the
show, and these guests were refreshed
with ices and cake: Misses Jane Rodp.
ers, Dorothy Blanks, Kathryn and
Irene Garrett, and Margretha Roth.
Of st. Louis.
Mrs. L. F. Mitchell gave a line party
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Virginia
Rodgers. In line we're Misses Anna
Lacy Wallace, Helen Heller, Frances
Parker, Barbara Reavis, Hazel McIn-
tyre, Katherine Sannebeck, Ruth and
Elizabeth Harper, Dorothy and Nell
Atkins, and Virginia Rodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Bledsoe enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at their coun-
try home. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton Nelson and baby, Misses Mary
Virginia Nelson, Helen Frances
Brown, Olivia Carter, India johnson,
DR.. and Mrs. N. r. Rodes, and Mr..
Ryland Rodes.
Miss Emily Gibbs was hostess
Saturday morning for a nine o'clock
breakfast for Miss Ida Sproul, of
Paris. Autumn flowers formed the
table decorations, and a delicious
t~hree-course breakfast was enjoyed
by the following: Misses Helen Plum
kett, Helen Wilkins, Marcena john
son, Margaret Wilson, Pauline Grad
dock, Ida Sproul, of Paris; and
Frances McCue.
Misses Irene and Kathryn Garrett
gave a Emitting" party Monday af-
~ternoon for Miss Margretha Roth, Of
st. Louis. At five o'clock all knit
ting ceased, to enjoy the delicious re-
freshments served by the hostesses.
The ~out-of-town guests included Mrs.
L. N. Gordon, of Kansas City; Mrs.
Roy Harris, of Minneapolis, and Miss
Roth, Of st. Louis.
, Miss Gertrude Fry very informally
took a few friends to the 0rpheum
Thursday evening in honor of Misses
Ruth and Beth Cox, of Bristol, Tenn,
who are guests of Miss Willie Hook.
After the show the guests had re-
freshments at the home of the hos
tess. Many thanks to the serena
ders who gave such good music and
dancing to the party.
Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Harper
gave a delightful party Friday after
! noon for Miss Virginia Rodgers, who
leaves soon to live in Columbia. Music
and games were the pastime, and at +
o'clock a dainty lunch was served the
! following guests: Misses Katherine
Sannebeck, Hazel Mcintyre, Dorothy
and Nell Atkins, Anna Lacy Wallace,
Mae Kuhne, Of Kansas City; Marga-
ret Wilson, Barbara Reavis, Helen
: Heller, Virginia Rodgers, and Mrs
Melville Paul.
d Tuesday Mrs. W. w. Bolts gave her
0 friends n rare and delightful treat ii
honor Of Mrs. L. N. Gordon, Of Kansas
1 City. The party went on the electric
I car to Santa Fe and had dinner al
the Snyder Hotel, returning late II
s the evening after a most enjoyable
. day. Those who were in this party
were Mesdames 7. II. Winans, Pau
y F.. Coil, James Garrett, J. c. Mundy
S C. d. Rodgers, II. E C Tucker, Wal
lace bearing, and Charles Harrison.
: Miss Virginia Rodgers was hostess
for a bunking party Monday even
ing. First the party attended tn
a picnic in Hardin Park, and later wen
c on a hay-ride till the wee small hours
8 Ghost stories, pillow fights, and
little slumber followed till morning
a The hostess served a dainty break
a fast to her guests at 9 o'clock. In tn
party were Misses Frances Parker
Helen Heller, Barbara Reavis, Ann
4 Lacy Wallace, Ruth and Elizabetl
: Harper, Katherine Sannabeck, Haze
Mcintyre, Dorothy and Nell Atkins.
The McCune families are giving
i picnic on the lawn of Mr.. and Mr.;
T. A. Threlkeld this evening in homo
20 of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Zollinger, of 81
Louis. A big picnic supper will b
d served at five o'clock, and a most en-
n joyable evening will be spent. Thos
g in the party are Mr.. and Mrs. Tor
McCune, Nh. and Mrs. W. A. SHARP
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sharp, Mr.. an
" MTS. Il "a 4HLelhSiuJ NAlooOo Ghd l.
# McCune, Mabel Threlkeld, Evely
.r Threlkeld, and Mr.. Harold McCune.
# Mrs. W. L. Reed entertained tn
Wednesday Club Wednesday after
IS noon for Mesdames C. D. Rodgers VIII
! soon leaves for Columbia to live, an
If s. W. Hayne, who leaves soon for
re new home. These ladies have bee
n, very popular members of the club fc
several years, and it is with great re
~ greet that the club says goodbye" I
* them. The program of the afternoo
t. consisted of vocal numbers by Mr.
s. Rodgers, piano solos by Mrs. Hayn
20 and Mrs. Snoddy. "Trials of the Pre-
gram Committee" was read by Mr.
g. Roy Ferris. "reminiscences of IL
v. Wednesday Club" by Mrs. W. '
Bolts, brought forth applause az