Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-04-12

N"ius' Aauy cards and Dance
Programs, lie to Csc each. 80 We'd
ding Invitations printed from cornor
plate type, IS. 90 to 800. 100 Wa.
ding Invitations printed from hand.
engraved plate, 1896 to Ss5. 65.
dwtf WoRRELL. The Jeweler
Mrs. Lester Miller was hostess on
Thursday afternoon for the Beta
Sig Alumnae at the home Of Mrs. n
H. Winans. Conversation and music
were the pastime of the afternoon.
and later a buffet lunch was served
by the hostess.
Miss Barbara Reavis was hostess ON
Monday night for a delightful line
party at the orpheum in honor If
her guest, Miss Rosebud White. ~
Wellsville. After the show, dainty
refreshments were served at Buck
ner's. In line were: Misses Helen
Heller, Hazel Mcintyre, Ruth Harper.
Mary Worrell, Frances Parker. Eliza
beth Harper, Ella B. McCune, Alice
Fish, Lucille Bush, Of Centralia: Ellen
Roselle Reavis and Rosebud White. Of
WeIlsville.
Mr.. Darnell, of st. Louis, spent a
few days here this week.
Miss Corinne Barth is expected home
next week after an extended visit in
Youngstown, Ohio.
Miss Jennie Karnes is visiting in
C~entralia for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. F. Ryan had as
dinner guests Sunday at Mrs. Spence's
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Emmons and
Janice.
Billy Bledsoe celebrated his fourth
birthday this afternoon by giving an
Easter party. A birthday cake with
four brightly lighted candles on IT,
was on the table; and in the center
Of the table was a nest with real
Easter eggs. BOOSTERS of bright col
ors were standing on the table. After
the games, dainty ice and cake were
served to the following guests: Fred
Locke Morris, Edward Wales, Brad
ford Smith, Cyrus Clark, Charles
Brown Clark and Clark Bledsoe.
Each guest wa given a basket full
Of candy and Easter eggs as favors
of the afternoon.
The state officers of the Kings
Daughters will meet here next week
and on Tuesday evening they will be
entertained at the home of Mrs.
A. S. Houston for dinner.
100 latest style Visiting Cards from
your plate for s1.00. New plate and
100 Cards in script, 1 80; Old Eng
fish, 3d. so; Spanish script, French
script, shaded Caxton and Astor text,
SO. 90. 1.-THE Endemic" the new pam
eled effect in Visiting Cards, only 3Oc
per 100 extra.
dwtf WoRRELL, The Jeweler.
Mrs. Hardin Rixey entertained in
formally Friday evening at her home
on East Monroe Street. Music was
enjoyed throughout the evening, and
J. ter the hostess served very palata-
bic refreshments The guests included
Misses Cordelia RAM, Marguerite
RAM, and Kemper, of ST. Louis;
Edna Armstrong, Mrs. Hamberg, of
st. Louis, Messrs. Ed Williams and
Pavitt.
Miss Julia Tucker entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in honor of
her guests, Miss Fara Moore, of Ok
lahoma, and Frances Forney, of Mo-
berly. A vase of Easter lilies grac-
ed the center of the table, and covers
were laid for Misses Frances Gupton,
Jane Rodgers, Fara Moore and Fran
ces Forney, and Master Bob Tucker.
Miss Cordelia RAM is entertain
ing for the weekend: Misses Mar
guerite RAM, Kemper and Mrs.
Hamburg, of st. Louis.
Friday Mrs. F. P. Van Ness had
as her guests for monday lunch:
Mesdames Hamburg, of St. Louis;
Maurice Phillip, Misses Cordelia
RAM, Marguerite RAM and Kemper,
of st. Louis.
Mrd. F. P. Van Ness will give a
state officers of the Kings Daugh-
tiers, which meet here.
Miss Dorothy Holmes will have as
guests for dinner this evening: Miss
es Dickinson, of Hardin College; Will
lie Hook and Vera Rutter.
Miss Vera Rutter entertained the
following at dinner Thursday even
ing: Misses Dickinson and Dorothy
Holmes, Mesdames Harriet McCune
and Holly Squires of Cenralia.
Miss Mildred Pearl is home from
the University to spend Easter.
The Chautauqua Circle met at the
Library Tuesday. Mrs. j. G. Moore
led the lesson, which concluded the
book on Belgium +, the Land of Art"
Miss Leila Winans read a paper on
"The Treaty of Ghent." Mrs. R. M.
Emmons read a poem of Brown
ing's. A symposium of the book by
Mrs. St. Vrain concluded the lesson.
Miss Anna Williams spent several
days in st. Louis this week.
The hostesses for the U. D. c.
Monday will be Mrs. Haggard, Miss
es Clara Hagard, Archie Cook and
Addie Cunningham.
The Social Service Committee of