Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-04-11
SOCIETY
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hha great pleasure 70 nsst "A
kn0~ NJ. Margaret MsBSse r.
Prs, e The Ledger. Miss MsBuss
needs 20 iHtrOtOa n here FOR p.oBl,
have ee~rd Of her and rcad her work
before. The coonsl and the Junior
hdit'r are indeed very fortunate u
having such an accomplished and fine
young lady On the staff.
hr. and Mrs J. ?. Mewnians are
home from a visit to Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robertson are
now domieiled at the Robertson bome
on East Monroe Street.
Miss Margaret Cunningham spent
Easter in st. Louis with Ms. John
Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Pollock have
moved to their county home for the
summer.
The many friends Of Miss Mabel
Threlkeld are very glad 70 know that
she is rapidly improving from her re-
cent operation and will be moved to
her home next week.
Miss Dorothy Blanks spent the
weekend in st. Louis with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. F. Ryan spent the
weekend in MOberly.
Miss Eula D. Tucker spent Easter
in Columbia with her parents.
Mrs. W. W. Fry and Miss Gertrude
Fry spent Tuesday in St. Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Gill of st. Louis,
spent the weekend with her parents.
Mrs. Gene Tomlinson visited in St.
Louis this week.
r. D. Rogers spent Easter in Column
bia with Mr.. and Mrs. c. D: Rodgers.
Miss Maurin Heller and house
guest, Miss Evelyn Joslyn of Columbia
had dinner Sunday evening at the
Hotel Hoxsey with Mr.. Shepherd
and Mr.. Mattengly of Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mckinley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant B. Miller motored
10 Wellsville Sunday for dinner.
Mrs. Arnold Edmonston of Omaha,
Neb., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cortez Edmonston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Lange are ar
ranging to move to Mrs. Hardin Rix-
ey's home for the m
Mrs. John Kemp gave her son, Mau.
rice, a delightful surprise party Mon.
day evening when she invited six Of
his friends to go to the 0rpheur
with him. After the show the party
went to the Kemp home on East Jack
son Street and enjoyed dainty re
freshments. In line were: Fritz Rose
Huitt Lotion, George Toalson, jane
Carter, Marion Dry and Coleman
Stolz.
Mr.. Frank Sanford entertained a
one o'clock luncheon Tuesday. He
table was very beautifully decorate
in spring flowers and American flags
An elegant five-course Hoover lpnc
was served At this time the Re
Crosses and diplomas were given t
the ladies who have just complete
the surgical dressing cours 9TH
Oath of Allegiance" was taken b
this class which is the first class her
to graduate under the new laws @
surgical dressings. After the lunch
con the hostess and her guests al
tended the matinee at the Orpheun
\ Those who enjoyed Mrs. Sanford
hospitality were: Mesdames WallaC
Fry, S. NJ. Locke, Maurice PHILLIP
: T. H, Winans, R. E. Miller, Guy Lacl
4 land, F. W. Cone, H. R. Southwick,
T johnson, A. H. Whitney, o. A. Az
ans, ]. 7. Ricketts, and Miss Mildre
Wallace.
One of the best acted pieces eve
: shown in Mexico was on Thursday a
ternoon and night when Shirlt
Thompson showed the wonderf
: Theda Bara in cleopatra" at the ne
) Rialto Theatre. The play was goo
and the music was exceptionally fin
A good crowd was present at the a
ternoon performance and quite a nur
Der of parties of Hardin College gil
made up the audience. At the eve
ing performance, a large and apr
ciative audience was again preseI
In looking over the house l could S
parties Of Hardin girls and M. M.
cadets every where. Both Of the
- schools have the best looking studer
one can find anywhere so tbs alwa
a Measure to see them. But the toy
people were also there in all nj
Easter clothes. Some l didn't know
all with flowers and gay plumat
Captain Convey and Miss Mary L
:, Burks we're in the orchestra cirt
{ looking very happy as usual. so
| saw our well known Billy Vandeve
ter with Miss Miriam Glandon, Nels
' Carter with Polly Miller and close |
hind came Elon and Lootie as usu
: Sitting rather far back were
Burks and Miss Helena Wonnemi
Don't they make a good look
, couple though, was heard said. W
| YES of course | won't forget to
Mr.. Bradley and Miss Clara Jurg'
!, sen were there and Captain ROthf'
: and Miss Anna Mcclure also. b
ladies wore beautiful new hats {
! flowers too. Now you know SO ms
| others were there with gentlen
/, - oro without gentlemen tina