Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-22

MISS GERTRUDE FRY
Phone 2A

81 MIHa
I,,,s in st. Louis this week.
Nj, and Mrs. Fred Pitcher and
,.s Iva May Pitcher and Miss Ped
| arrison motOred to st. Louis last
,iday and spent SATURDAY..
wrs I. C. Robnett had as guests
noon day dinner Saturday Judge
Mrs. C. C. Bledsoe, Clark, Billy
IA Charles Bledsoe, Jr.
vss Georgia Miller departed this
~ for st. Louis, where she has ac-
.atod a position with the Federal
and Bank.
NJ. Robert Campbell, of Fort Ri
ID here on a visit with his
bother.
Nice Maude Wallace attended the
..to Teachers meeting in Kansas
rity this week.
Miss Dorothy Blanks spent the
ycek end-in Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Elon bearing and
and Mrs. Charles Claybrook and
n. and Mrs. Joe wilkins enjoyed an
,tomobile trip to Wellsville Satur-
Hay afternoon.
n Mrs. J. V. Fry is home from a visit
Macon and LaPlata.
Miss Eula Tucker spent the week
Ind in C~entralia.
Rev. and Mrs. J.. o. EdmOnston had
dinner guests Thursday noon Mrs.
Is L. Campbell, Mr.. Robert Camp
He'll of Fort Riley, and Mr.. Edwin
Rich.
Nosdames Sam Good, Fred Gard
rer Mr.. and Mrs. Lawton Price and
rd Enright, of jefferson City, and
no,ior Gardner were the guests of
Mrs. Frank Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Denser spent
Friday in Fulton.
Mr., and Mrs. W. F. Whitney have
.,osod their home for the winter and
have rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. Ay-
lottc Whitney on East Promenade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Stallipgs
spent Sunday in st. Louis.
Mrs. W. F. Thomas has returned
from a delightful visit in Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
The Wednesday Club met at the Ii
brary Wednesday and had the second
act Of Henry the Fifth for their les
sor. with Mrs. Dan Cauthorn leader
A paper was read on 1.-THE Debt Of
France to Louis XI" by Mrs. Snoddy,
This was followed by current events
nv Mrs. W. L. Reed. The rest Of tho
time was devoted TO knitting FOL
the soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Winans enter.
taincd at dinner Friday for Mr.. Rob
ert Campbell, Of Fort Riley. Cover'
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Garter
Norris. Of Fulton; Mrs. p. L. Camp
he'll. and Mr.. f. Z. Rich, Theodore
Edwin and Gibson Winans.
Miss Mable Threlkeld has returned
from Vandalia, where she has con
Quoted a class in surgical dressings
The Beta Sig Alumni met Monda!
afternoon with Mrs. Earl Brown.
number Of comfort kits were finish
ed and will be given to the Audran
boys. Knitting is a large feature o
this club too, and quite a lot of thi
was done Monday; at 4:30 refresh
ments were served.
The marriage of Miss Fairy Lin
sey and Earl G. Allen was solemniz
ed at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. B. F. Wells, Thursday after
noon at four o'clock. The Rev. {
c. Grimes, of the Methodist Church
Officiated. The ceremony was
every way quiet, but very pretty wit
only the members Of the Wells fam
iy present. The bride is tn
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Jack Linsey, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, an
is well known and popular among
wide circle Of friends, both in tn
business and social world. Mr.. ALE
is a son of Mrs. Adelaide Allen, an
was for years a student at PennsyI
vauia College at Oskaloosa and late
was graduated from the State I'm
yersity Of Iowa, having been made
member Of the Sigme Fl fraternity
He is at present holding a respons
bic position with the Roxana Petrt
leum Corporation at Tulsa, Okla
The bride wore a travelling SUIT
plum color with hat and blouse of tn
same tone. She wore a corsage bot
quet Of brides roses. The happ
couple left at five o'clock for the
home in Tulsa. Mrs. Allen has bee
a guest Of her sister for the pa.
week and has visited her frequent
before, and she has been the guest
honor at a number of social affai
here and in her home town. Whi
her friends here knew she would ma
ry this week, the exact date came
a complete surprise to all. The mai
friends join with the Ledger in be
wishes and heartiest congratulatior
Mrs. Charles Clark was hostess I
the Young Married Ladies' Club We
nesday afternoon, when she gave
line party at the Orpheum. After t
pictures a very pleasant lunch W
served at Buckner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Harper entt
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