Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

red roses on it. An elegant six
course luncheon was enjoyed by the
following: Mesdames Alfred Ieib-
man, Of Youngstown, Ohio: Joe Rhodes
and F. R. Jesse, of Webster Groves;
L. N. Gordon, of Kansas City; Jim
Jesse, R. R. Arnold, Jr., Frank P.
Van Ness, l .Silverstein, Misses Cor
inne Barth and Elaine silverstein.
Miss Hazel Hardine, of Chicago,
is the guest Of her parents here.
Mr.. Clarence Staples, Of Cameron,
Mo-, formerly of this city, visited
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, of
ST. Louis, motored here Friday to
spend the weekend with the Misses
Karnes.
Mrs. j. w. Gallaher had as din
ner guests on Wednesday evening:
Mesdames Joe Rodes, F. R. Jesse, of
Webster Groves; Jim Jesse, iFrad-
ford Sappington and Miss Mary
Barks.
DR.. and W. R. Rodes gave a fam
lily dinner Friday noon for Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Rodes, of Webster Groves.
Others present were DR.. and Mrs.
Ned Rodes, Misses Mary and Beulah
Rodes and Clifton Rodes.
Miss Willie Robnett was hostess Fri
Gay afternoon for the Knitting Club.
After two hours of conversation and
sewing, the hostess served delicious
refreshments. The club guests were
Misses Mildred Wallace, Lottie Cor
nett, Mildred Johnson, Gertrude Fry,
Mesdames e. Y. Burton and L. N.
Gordon, Of Kansas City.
Miss Jane White took a few of her
friends to see "Snow White" on FRI
day afternoon. After the show the
party enjoyed ice cream and cake at
Buckner's. Mrs. L. NJ. White chap
eroned the party, and a most enjoyable
time was had. In line were Eliza
beth Turner, Louise Jurgensen, of
Chicago; Elliott Belts, of st. Louis,
John Anthony Badarracco and Latney
Barnes.
Mrs. c. E. Leeper gave an informal
party on Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Buckner Carr, of Jonesburg.
Conversation and Emitting" were the
pastimes of the afternoon till five
o'clock, when the hostess served dain-
ty refreshments. The guests were
Mesdames C. D. Rodgers, Carl White
sides, of Oklahoma; Kate Hammond,
Misses Mamie Davis, Elizabeth Gill,
Frances Gill, Mary V. and Esther
Houston.
Mr.. Tom Bradley was host at an
elaborate six course dinner at the
Hoxsey Hotel Friday evening in honor
of Mr.. Ivan Ashworth, who will leave
next week to make his home in st.
Louis. Toasts were enjoyed between
courses, and the evening closed with
best wishes to Mr.. Ashworth in his
new home, but you know "They all
come back" Those present at the
dinner were: Messrs. Will Lee, T.
]! Hoxsey, George Lee, Willard Potts,
j. G. King, Pat Saunders, of St.
Louis; Charles Surber and Brett, of
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Green gave an
elegant dinner on Friday evening in
honor of Miss Stafford, of California.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. L..
N. Gordon, of Kansas City; Messrs.
George Pearson, Nate Phillip, R. H.
Gray and DR.. Frank Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs, o. +. Renfro and
children, of Kansas City, are weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P.
Kelso. Mr.. Renfro, who is nephew
of Mr.. Kelso, is president of the
Byrne- -Renfro Lumber Company il
Kansas City, and a very prominent
lumberman throughout the State.
Mrs. W. c. johnson gave a line
party Friday night to see the famous
star, Marguerite Clark. After the
movies cooling refreshments were en-.
joyed at Buckner's. In line werc
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Pollock, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Dearing, Mrs. B. II
McGarvey, of Kansas City, and Miss
Julia Ross.
Miss Mildred West was hostess Fri
day afternoon for line party at tbs
Orpheum, in honor of Miss Frances
Whitesides, of Oklahoma. The party
enjoyed the picture, "Snow White,
and later went to the home of the
hostess where very delicious refresh
ments were served on the porch
The party included Misses Mar!
Cordelia Mason, Anna Margaret
Burton, Eleanor Mason, Helen Fran
ces Brown, Martha Luckie, Julia Ri
ley, Frances Williams, Elizabeth
Squires, Willie Morris, Miriam Ar
mold, Elizabeth Wilson, Valley Bush
Norma Toalson, Christine Kunkel
Lucille Turner, Josephine Green, Laur;
Carter, Mary Toalson of Sturgeon
and Helen johnson.
Mrs. A. P. Green entertained a
one o'clock luncheon on Tuesday il
honor of her guest, Miss Stafford
of California. The table was yer,
tastefully decorated in garden flow
ers and five course luncheon was en-
ioyed by the following guesets
Mesdames G.. W. Robertson, r. Il
Arnold, Jr., James Harrison, of st
Louis; W. G. Johnson, E. A. Dear
ing, r. M. White and X. P. vii
fley, of st. Louis.
Mrs. G. F. Toalson chaperone
t the following "kiddies" to the matine
! at the orpheum Friday afternoon
. Misses Gladys Huenefeld, Elizabet
White, Elizabeth Wilson, Norm
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