Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

u.s. and 7. R. Holmes, of Brookfield.
Miss Dorothy Holmes gave a most
enjoyable picnic in her yard wednes-
day evening. The guests included
Misses Willie Hook, Clara Haggard,
Harriet Pasqueth, Ella Burrow, of
Tennessee; Viola Wells, of Hannibal;
Jennie Parker and Elizabeth Parker.
The following enjoyed a line party
at the 0rpheum Monday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Mason, of Ell
Paso, Texas; M. b. Guthrie.
Miss Mary Harper, Misses Elizabeth
Gill, Frances Gill, Martha Mason,
Frances Mason, Mary v. Houston
and Tine Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. White gave a
most enjoyable picnic Tuesday even
ing at East Lake. After supper, ca
noeing was enjoyed for two hours.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Fry, Misses Mary Buckner,
Madge Maddox, Messrs. Louis Barth
and Marques Wallace.
Miss Julia Ross was hostess for a
very pretty n o'clock luncheon on
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. j. G..
Trimble, of Kansas City. Roses
formed the table decorations and COW
ers were laid for Mesdames w. c..
Johnson, R. r. Arnold, j. G.. Trim
BILE, M. E. Ross, W. W. Fry and
Miss Ada Bush, of Fulton.
Miss Anna d. Fish gave a picnic
Tuesday in honor Of her guest, Miss
Dorothy Davis, of st. Louis. The
party spent the day at the Auxvasse
creek, and came home on the train at
six o'clock, a tired but happy bunch.
In the party were Misses Helena
Wonneman, Evelyn Threlkeld, Caro-
Ign Worrell, Mildred Pearl, Vera Rut-
ter and Dorothy Davis.
Mr.. Sam Locke gave a line party
at the orpheum Tuesday evening in
honor of Messrs. Frazer and Schultz
of the u. S. Navy. After the show,
refreshments were enjoyed at the
| Gem. In line we're Mr.. and Mrs. +.
C. Stokes, Of Auxvasse; Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. Threlkeld, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r. Locke, Mrs. II. F. McCune and
Miss Evelyn Threlkeld.
Mrs. R. NJ. White entertained the
+. A. E. Club and a few guests at
one o'clock luncheon at the Ringo Ho-
tel Wednesday. Large vases of red
roses formed the table decorations &.
Each place was marked by dainty
place cards. Those present, besides
the club members, were: Mrs. F. H.
Fahrain, Mrs. W. H. Biggs, Mrs
Ferd Howe, Mrs. j. W. Crewdson
Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. A. P.
! Green and Miss Ped Harrison. After
the lunch, the hostess and her guest
attended the matinee at the 0rphe.
UNI.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gallaher eel
ebrated their crystal wedding ami
versary Monday evening with a yer!
pretty party. About seventy friends
called during the evening to offer con
gratulations and best wishes. Mrs
R. NJ. White played the Victrola dur
ing the evening. In the dining room
the table held a vase of red rose
with a cluny cover over the table
Delicious refreshments were serve'
BY Miss Mary Burks, Mrs. Bradfor'
Sappington and Mrs. George Kemp
Others assisting in the rooms wer'
Mesdames A. p. Green, S. j. Buck
ner, E. L. Cass, j. E. Streif and M
s. Morris.
j Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Stoy are hom'
, for the weekend.
Miss Maude Wallace is home iron
| Columbia for the weekend.
Miss Polly Miller is the guest o
D., Miss May Gay Fonville in Alabama.
Miss Lucille Dozier departed thi
week for a two months trip in Eure
! ka Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Gibson and daugh
ter. Jessie, of st. Louis, are guests o
Mrs. Ned Turner.
t Miss Mildred Pearl entertained q
six o'clock dinner Thursday evening
in honor Of Miss Mae Caldwell, @
!, Shelbyville, Mo. Red ramblers form
ed the table decorations, and cover
were laid for Misses Vera Rutter, Eve
d lvn ThrelkeId, Carolyn Worrell, Ann
,:D. Fish, Helena Wonneman, and Dol
/. othy Davis, of st. Louis. After dill
ner, the hostess and her guests attenC