Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-11


d very attractive and interesting COT
pie. Already they have won the
hearts of all who know them, and we
predict for them a most successful
four years here; and as Rev. Wallace
said in his address, 1--WE hope the time
limit will be extended so they can stay
on forever"
Mrs. NJ. B. Martin gave a line par
ty Monday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Jack Hams, of st. Louis. Other
guests included Mesdames j. F.
Griffee, and C. H. Beare. Dainty
refreshments were served at Buck
ner's after the pictures.
Misses Frances and Margaret Gun
bingham entertained at monday din
ner Sunday. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett R. Cunningham, Of
jefferson City; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
j. Mason, Miss Ped Harrison and DR..
Frank Harrison.
Misses Frances and Margaret Gu
ningham had as dinner guests Thurs
day evening Rev. and Mrs. II. P.
Atkins.
Miss Mildred Tyler, of Fulton, is
spending the weekend with Miss
Evelyn Threlkeld.
Mrs. Charles Claybrook was hos
tess for the F. E. c. Club Friday al
ternoon. Conversation and sewing
were the pastimes, and at five-thirty
an elaborate two-course lunch was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Moore had as din
ner guests Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace bearing, Misses Mary
and Martha bearing, and John and
Frank bearing.
The Young Ladies' Society of St.
Brendan's Church met at the church
last week, and decided to contribute
s36 to the Catholic Bazaar, which will
be given in December.
Mrs. Charles Weinand entertained
the ladies of the Sanctuary Society OF
the Catholic Church Thursday after
noon. Conversation and needlework
were the pastimes, and at the close Of
the meeting delicious refreshments
were served.
The following attended the M. NJ.
A Fulton football game at Fulton on
Friday: Mr.. and Mrs. John Denser,
DR.. and Mrs. N. R. Rodes, Misses
Lottie Cornett, Elaine Silversteir,
Anna Mcclure and Master Lewis Ma
rion Moore.
Mrs. w. W. Pollock and Miss Mir.
am Glandon will spend next week in
st. Louis.
Mrs. T. A. Threlkeld is visiting
Mrs. Robert Craig in Fulton this
week.
At the meeting of the Catholic
Church Truth Society last Thursday
the lesson on "The Fall of Our First
Parents" was led by Miss Julia SUI
livan. After the lesson, Miss Clarlc'
Foreman delighted the audience will
a song, Mother, Dixie and YOU
This was followed by piano numbers
by Misses Mary Mcfarland and An
ma Hammett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Paul spen
the weekend in jefferson City. The.
were accompanied to and from Full
| ton by the following Hardin teachers
who were guests at William Wood
College for the weekend: Mise
: Florence Woodin, Blanche Hilder
+, brand, Lena Dickerson, Elizabet
| Cox, Rose Wood and Martha Pitcher
Miss Irene Garrett was hostess 10
the Knitting Club Friday afternoon
5 At five o'clock a delicious sala
: course was served by the hostess
/. The guests of the club were: Misse
Agnes White, of Slater; Gertrud
+. Fry, Viola Wells, Of Hannibal; Mrs
: ] H. Hams, of st. Louis, and Mrs
g Bessie Winscott.
Mrs. S. J. Buckner was hostea
Friday afternoon for the 900" Club
This club has been having only thrc
e tables of cards, but this year fou
new members have joined to max
8 four tables. The new members are
f Mesdames George Kemp, s. u
', Stocks, j. H. Whitmore and Agnf
Badarracco. Mrs. Kemp was aware
ed the prize for the highest score {
j. the afternoon, and gave it to the gu
of-town guest, Mrs. George Clark
l. St. Joseph. The club guests wei
Mesdames Frank Kelso and Geors
ID Clark. At the close of the game
$, the hostess served ar elaborate t"'
ID course lunch.