Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

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The marriage of Miss Frances
Jones to Mr.. John Mckinley Win
scott on Thursday evening, july 10Th
was one of the most brilliant social af.
fairs Of the season. The home was a
bower of pink and white blossoms
and the altar was arranged in the liv-
ing room of palms, smilax, white
peonies and syringas. The hall was
banked with white syringas and deli
cately tinted pink sweet peas were
used. Just before the ceremony
white ribbons were stretched by the
ushers to form an aisle for the bridal
party, Miss Maude johnson was the
the charming bridesmaid. Mrs.
Washington Jay Mccormack, Of Mis-
sour, was the matron of honor. The
little flower girl, Ellen Seaman, walk
ed in front of the pretty bride and
carried forget-me-nots. The best
man was William Gunnis, of Great
Falls, and the ushers were Messrs.
Leonard Frank and Thurman Pierce.
Following the ceremony reception
was held and at late hour the bride
and groom departed for Swan Lake,
where they will spend their honey
moon. After August first they will
be at home in Anaconda. - Anaconda
Standard. The above is from the
Anaconda, Mont, paper and of great
interest to many Mexico people.
Mckinley Winscott is the son of Mrs.
Bessie Winscott, of this city, and
grew up here. He is at present in
business in Anaconda and is very
successful and popular. The many
friends here join in hearty congratula-
tions to Mr.. Winscott and his bride.
Mrs. J. C, King entertained the
Frances Rodgers Sunday School class
on Monday afternoon at her home on
Clark ave. Punch was served on the
porch by Misses Norma Toalson and
Margaret Taylor of st. Louis. At
five o'clock the hostess served very
, delicious refreshments, assisted by
Mrs. Charles Carpenter, Miss Norma
Toalson and Margaret Taylor. The
extra guests were Mrs. j. G. Lake.
nan and Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Elizabeth Parker entertained
a few friends Tuesday evening at
croquet party on her lawn, and later
the party attended the pictures at the
Orpheum. The party included Misses
Myrtle Moore, Dorothy Holmes, Mau-
rine Heizer and Margaret Bostain, of
Kansas City.
Miss Julia Ross entertained on We'd
nesday afteraoon in honor of Master
j. W. McGarveyy of Kansas City.
This being j. WIS 10th birthday, the
party were first entertained at the
Orpheum, and later delicious ice
cream and cake were enjoyed at Buck
ner's. Hugh Kass, of Texas and Mi
riam McGarvey were the other guests
of honor, and the following were in
the party: Masters Lakenan and Lat
ney Barnes, Clifton Rhodes, of st.
Louis; Robert and Allen Green; Miss
es Miriam Arnold, Willie Morris, Mar
gretha Clark, Martha Katherine Jesse,
of Webster Groves, Gertrude Fry;
Mesdames W. W. Fry, and B. II.
McGarvey and Mr.. VIM. Walker
johnson.
Mrs. p T.. Locke won the hearts
Of many of our children on Monday af-
ternoon when she gave a lawn party
for Misses Willie Morris and Miriam
Arnold, both having birthdays to-
gether. The lawn was one pretty
scene Of merriment with forty children
gathered there, playing games. At
five-thirty the party were asked to
the dining room where large birth
day cake was on each end of the ta-
BILE. Each cake had ten lighted can
dies, and each guest was served deli
cious ice cream and cake and given a
dainty basket of bonbons as favors.
Those in the party were Misses Eliza
beth Wilson, Frances Williams, Eliza
beth White, Elizabeth Squires, Vir-
ginia wilkins, Mildred West, Eliza
beth Ferris, Martha Green, Marjorie
McCue, Josephine Green, Virginia
Pryor, Betsy Pryor, Ellen Reavis,
Virginia Richards, Anna Margaret
Burton, Eleanor Mason, Martha Luck
lie, Pauline Criswell. Elizabeth Earl
Carter, Julia Riley, Wilmoth Clark,
Margretha Clark, Valley Bush, Mar
jorie Barnes, Janice Emmons, Helen
Brown, Mary Virginia Nelson, Laura
Carter, Jane White, Eleanor Bro
naugh, of st. Louis; Miriam McGar-
vey, of Kansas City; Martha Kathrine
Jesse, of Webster Groves; Mary
Frances Whitlock, of Fresno, Calf !;
Florence Liebman, of Ohio; Jewel
| Maxwell, of st. Louis; Messrs. j.
W. McGarvey, of Kansas City; Oliver
Garrison, Clifton Rhodes and Billy
Maxwell, of st. Louis; Hugh Ross, of
Baird, Texas, and Fred Locke Morris.
Those who assisted the hostess in en-
tertaining the guests were Mesdames
Fred Bronaugh, of st. Louis; John
Maxwell, Of st. Louis; Joe Rhodes
and f. r. Jesse, Of Webster Groves;
B. H. McGarvey, of Kansas City; F..
A.. Morris, r. r. Arnold, Jr., Brad
ford Sappington and Miss Julia Ross
and Mrs. p. E. Locke.
Mrs. Maurice Phillip entertained
Wednesday with an elaborate one
, o'clock luncheon at her home in
/ Woodlawn. The table held baskei
0 of red roses with small electrics, ant
5 at each place was nut basket witt