Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-14

for Auxvasse to visit his cousin.
Miss Kitty Turley entertained with
a line party at the orpheum Friday
afternoon in honor of her house guest,
Miss Florence Schaper, Of Washing
ton, Mo. After the show, refresh
ments were served at Buckner's.
In line were Misses Vera Rutter, Ev-
elyn Threlkeld, Ruth Perkins, Matte
Ward, Edna Buckley, Marguerite
Greer, Priscilla Sannebeck, and Mrs.
Rufus jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Sappington
entertained in their usual charming
manner on Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Carrie Rice, of Perry, Mo.
Music and games were INDUCED in
till a late hour, and afterwards the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
Those who enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs.
Sappington's hospitality we're Misses
Edna Armstrong, Carrie Rice and
Gertrude Fry, Messrs. Bob Campbell,
Will Williams and DR.. D. T. Moore.
Mrs. Turner Williams gave a mis-
cellaneous shower Monday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Nisbet Livingston,
who until Saturday evening was Miss
Anna Williams, of this city. A large
pink parasoI hung over the many
gifts for the bride, each tied with a
pink ribon and a heart at the end of
the ribbon. As each heart was pull
ed, a gift fell to the bride. A vase of
pink peonies graced the center of the
table, and the hostess served a very
delicious two-course lunch to the fol-
lowing guests: Mesdames j. E.
Durkee, W. W. Williams, Jake Buck
ner, Lester Miller, Austin Lewis;
Misses Mary Buckner, Leila Winans,
Georgia Miller, Eva Miller, of st.
Louis, Mary Lewis of Oceola, Mario
RE Woodson, of St. Louis, and Will
liams.
The Seniors of Hardin have put in a
very full week. Monday afternoon
they were the guests at the Hardin
Alumnae tea. At eight o'clock Mon
day evening they attended the dance
at Hardin, given by the Athletic Club.
At ten o'clock they went to the home
of Miss Elizabeth Mcclure for a
bunking party. Music and dancing
were enjoyed till midnight, when the
hostess served a buffet lunch. At
seven o'clock Tuesday morning this
jolly crowd walked to the home Of
Miss Martha bearing, and had a steak
fry in the bearing pasture. Miss
bearing served a most palatable
breakfast with this steak, and the
air rang with college songs and toasts
till time to go to the class day ex-
ercises at Hardin. Miss Harris, the
Senior Sponsor, was chaperon Of
l Shese events.
One of the prettiest and most en-
ioyable teas of the season was that
> given by Mrs. c.. F. Clark Tuesday
morning from t~en-thirty to one, in
honor of Mrs. Nisbet Livingston, a
; bride of the past week, and Miss Le-
liza Winans, a bride of this week.
Little Miss Wilmuth Clark greeted
the guests at the door, and Mrs. Dan
y Cauthorn directed them to the at
y tractive receiving line which was com-
posed of Mrs. C. F. Clark, in a
= dress Of white dotted swiss with net
q trimmings, Mrs. Nisbet Livingston
. in a pretty gown of white crepe with
Ie lace and net trimmings, and a large
white crepe hat; Miss Leila Winans IL
n white organdy with hand-embroidered
and lace trimmings, picture hat Of
ID pink chiffon; Mrs. Charles Bledsoe
in white lace and net; Mrs. Charles
e, Clark, in white embroidered volt
i, with georgette trimmings; Miss Jen
l. ME Parker, in blue and white crepe
L de chine and a picture hat of whit
c. braid. From the living room thu
& guests we're asked to the beautiful
dining room by Mesdames N. R
n Rodes and Wallace Fry. In the din
ing o Mesdames Austin Lewis
o, Turner Williams, Jean Cauhape, o
W New Mexico; Misses Dorothy Holmes
willie Hook, Carolyn Worrell an,
Pauline Van Ness assisted in serving
~ an elaborate two-course lunch. TIL
table held a large basket of whit
ry peonies, and was very much admired b
is everyone. Roses and peonies forme
the decorations throughout the house
y, Others assisting were Mrs. W. W
e. Williams, Miss Hattie Brown and Mr.
o. O. Green.
D.; Mrs. W. w. Bolts and Mrs. L
ry N. Gordon, of Kansas City, wer
hostesses Thursday afternoon for
he very pretty tea in honor of Mesdame
he c.. G. Daniels, of Vandalia; R. E
he Matthews, of Kansas City; NisbC
ty Livingston, Misses Leila Winans an
u Jennie Parker. The guests wei
Ity greeted at the door by Mrs. Ere
he Llewellyn. The receiving line wa
most attractive. Mrs. W, W. Bot
m wore a pink mesaline with pink chi
ma fon overdress; Mrs. L. N. Gordon
green mesaline with white lace trim
mings, Mrs. R. E. Matthews in o
: rose afternoon dress with jet trim
mings, Mrs. Daniels in white III
h gerie and lace; Mrs. A. S. Johnst
in mink georpette with bead trim