Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-02-01

rgnerite clark's "Miss George"
s the cleverest have seen.
is d dainty little creature
d full Of life and vim.
d the man. who was her "hus-
and"
", she soon had captured him.
a she captured her admirers
she ne'er had done before
this four feet two of feminin-
ty
someone to adore.
here's to the movie favorite:
sing her praises loud,
d every time she'll stop off here
III guarantee a crowd.
bert Hare. Of Fulton, will spend
Weekend il this city.
IS Mabel Pitcher is the proud
ssor Of i Grand Grafonola,
was given her this week.
IS Harriet Pasqueth will enter
Saturday afternoon, for Miss
Wells, who is the house guest
ISIS Elizabeth Parker.
Chautauqua met on Tuesday
noon, at the Library. The les
57as tho 81 discussion of the 'Review
rance Under the Republic"
Wednesday Club met on We'd
" with Mrs. E. R. Locke, lead
the lesson. Papers were read
rs. r. %. Worrell, Mrs. c. D.
ers. and Mrs. G. E. Leeper.
ghes Graham, of Chicago, spent
Weekend ia this city.
lge and Mrs. Alex Carter had as
r 9uests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
g Eblen, Of ST. Louis, and Mr..
Mrs. Wallace Fry.
many friends of Mrs. ]. V.
will be glad TO learn she is much
+. and able to receive her friends
q. y. Al. Mcmillan, Of Fulton,
q her sister, Mrs. l.. F. Mitch
iis week.
d. i. Silverstein has returned
an extended visit in Fort Worth,
i X. M White is visiting in
0uis.
s. Minor q. Bolts spent the
in jefferson City.
IS Katherine Graham, Of Chi
spent several days visiting her
is this week.
N. r.. Rodes had as dinner
., Tuesday evening, Mrs. E. D.
am and Mrs. r. H. Edmonds,
lnsas City.
and Mrs. w. B. Sappington
several days in st. Louis this
IS Margaret Cunningham leaves
lay, for Stanton, Va, to visit
Robert Mish, who was Miss
Bolts, and formerly lived here.
5. J. G.. Trimble is the guest
mother, Mrs. J. C. Buckner.
s. D.. ID. Dudley spent the week
Louis.
5. W. W. Fry, Jr., will be the
IS Tor the r. A e. Club next
v.
lrsday afternoon Miss Irene Ro-
ad IS her guests at the Orpheum
s Elizabeth Parker, Jennie Park
ID Viola Wells. Later the host
srved dainty refreshments at her
s. Leo HanIy had as guests Fri
at her home, Misses Elizabeth
ennie Parker, and Viola Wells.
nty lunch was served during the
noon.
IS Dorothy Holmes will enter
with two tables Of five hundred,
day evening.
Mary 10 Don had as dinner
at the Ringo, Monday even
Misses Dennie Kelso and Esther
ne. After dinner the hostess
her guests to the orpheum.
u Mary Louise Kuhne, of Kan
City, spent the weekend with
and Mrs Melville Paul.
8. Eben Price and small daugh-
Mary Katherine, of Billings,
ana, arrived Friday to visit Mrs.
Gibbs.
ter Norris, Of Fulton, spent the
end in this city.
b Martin gave his wife birth
party Thursday night, by ask
few 1riends TO go to the Or
d. and later a two course lunch
served at Buckner's. Those in
arty were: Mr.. F. T. Hatch,
!. Louis, Dr.. and Mrs. H. I.
y. Mr. and Mrs. James Hask-
Irs. Jessie Walstrom, Mrs. Do
4, Misses Carrie and Elberta
il.
ii. Melville Paul gave a line
Monday afternoon at the Or
n. for her niece, Miss Mary
e Kuhne, Of Kansas City, Mo.
the movies the guests enjoyed
o-coufze lunch at Buckner's.
IN line were: Misses Abbay
Ailedn Darnaby, Anna Wag-
Iseona Jones, Virginia Rodgers,
Lacy Wallace, Helen Heizer,
crime Sanpebeck, Frances Nc
Ella D McCune, Hazel McIn-
Ruth Harper, Anna Guthrie, and
3 Haencfeld.
II r.. Mckinley was host
or the 700 Club Friday after
Mrs. VIII Lee was awarded
hub prize, a beautiful buffet
ElHs George Kemp, the guest
i piptu1'e After the games,
lostess served a buffet lunch.
club guests were; Mesdames
N Kenny III. I. Turley, Agnes
faeco. and W. W. Fry.