Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-16

women Of the Mission Circle at the
home Of Mrs. M, S. Carter; and had
six o'clock dinner with Mrs. s. M.
Brooks and Miss Victoria Brooks
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Starkev
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Shullen-
berger and sons, at monday dinner:
Mrs. c. c. Hammond and the Miss
es Houston were their hostesses at
six o'clock dinner. Saturday Mr..
and Mrs. Shullenberger were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearl at n
o'clock luncheon; in the afternoon
Mrs, M. B.. Guthrie, Miss Martha
Mason and Miss Frances Gill are Civ
ing a neiRhborhood tea for them, and
at six o'clock they are to be dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Locke. Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. R,
d. Worrell will entertain Mr.. and
Mrs. Shullenberger and sons at one.
o'clock dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Shul-
lenberger return to Des Moines on
Monday.
wednesday afternoon Miss Mabel
Threlkeld entertained the thirty-five
girls in the Grace Shullenberger
Mission Circle in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sh~ullenberger. A short pro-
gram was given, and Mrs. Shullen-
berger sang. Miss Threlkeld served
ice cream and cake.
Miss Frances Whitesides, Of Okla
homa, who is visiting Miss Virginia
Rodgers, took thirteen girls to the
orpheum Wednesday, which was her
birthday. After the movies they re-
turned to Mrs. Rodgers home, where
a cake with thirteen candles and other
interesting and palatable things
awaited. Those in the party were
Misses Frances Whitesides, Virginia
Rodgers, Anne Wallace, Barbara
Reavis, Gertrude Graham, Helen Hell
ger, Souetta Chapman, Virginia
Crebs, Amelia Graham, Mildred
West, Elizabeth and Ruth Harper
| and Edith Stiles.
Mr.. S. P. Emmons had a family
dining for Mrs. Martin Yates, of Ar
tesla, New Mexico, Sunday. Covers
were laid for Mrs. Jane Sullinger,
Miss Mary Sullinger, Mrs. Mildred
Browning, of Columbia; Mr.. and
Mrs, Dan Cauthorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Emmons and Janice Emmons,
Mr.. and Mrs. St. Clair Emmons,
Mrs. Martin Yates and three sons.
Monday the people of the Baptist
Church r to give a picnic for Rev.
0. o. Green and family, who will go
TO Lexington, Kentucky, to live, and
for Mrs. Ian Jones, who has long
taught a class in the Sunday School,
and who is to move to Kansas City,
soon.
The Camp Fire Girls and Blue
Birds took part in the Scout Cirucs
Thursday evening have been under
the direction Of Miss Addie Cunning
ham, who deserves great credit for
the splendid organization which she
heads. Serving at the booths Thurs
day were the following: Represent
ing u. S. A. Margaret Wilson; Eng
land, Priscilla S~annebeck; France,
Leona Jones; Italy Kathryn Same
beck. The Camp Fire Girls selling
ouer 1870 tickets, Lena Morris, Helen
Johnson, Dorothy S~annebeck, Vera
| Wells, and Alice Graham. The
posting, ticket selling and the
Red Cross demonstration was in
| charge of Camp Fire Girls. They al
so gave an exhibition of their ceremo-
I NAL rites. The Blue Birds formed
! the inner circle. Camp Fire Girls of
South Side: Betsy Worrell, Rosalee
| Smith, Virginia Richards, Mildred
| Coss, Helen Million, Mary Gray Ank-
rom, Rose Stallings. Camp Fire
Girls of North Side: Betty Wilson,
Betty White, Frances Williams, Vera
Wells, Lena Morris, Dorothy Same
beck, Helen johnson, Alice Graham,
Madaline Stapp, Abbay Nealy, Naomi
Montgomery. Blue Birds: Merrill
and Gerrell Sayers, Genie Montgom-
cry, Louise Correll, Ida Moore Hop
kins, Elizabeth Squires, Margaret
Wilson, Anna M. Burton, Margery
McCue, Dorothy Willard. The Camp
| Fire Girls have made a thorough stu
dy of b~andaging and First Aid, have
visited meat shops annd made a study
of food prices. They have put in a
Fall garden, aided in canning clubs,
and are planning a pageant for Red
Cross benefit sometime in Octo-
Der.
Mrs. w. W. Van Metre and two
sons, of Elsberry, visited Mrs. B.
G.. Reavis this week.
Mr.. Mark Henderson, of Joplin, is
the guest of Colonel and Mrs. F. N.
Henderson.
Mrs. B. G. Reavis, Mrs. W. W.
Van Metre and sons, Misses Barbara
and Ellen Reavis motored to Perry,
Friday, spending the day with Mrs.
/ Reavis' mother, Mrs. Barbara Coil.
Miss Genevieve Donnelly leaves
Sunday to visit relatives in Chicago
and Milwaukee.