Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-07

freshments we're served by Mrs. Win
ans. The party included Misses Helen
Million, Hazel Mcintyre, Anna Guth-
RE, Frances Parker, Margaret VIII
son, Elizabeth Green, Kathryn San
nebeck, Elizabetah Harper, Priscilla
Sannebeek; Messrs. John Million, Glib
0 Winans, Raymond H~iedbreder,
Frank Houston, John Shoemaker,
Peyton Emmons, and Frank Morris.
The Frances Rodgers class was en-
tertained Monday afternoon at the
hcme of Mrs, S. H. Richards. Out of
the features Of the afternoons pro-
gram was a paper by Mrs. J. ]. Wood
telling the history of the members,
all in a joke or play on their names.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess at five-thirty; the
guests of the class were Mrs. C. c..
Grimes, Mrs. W. L. Reed, Mrs. J.. G
Lakenan, Mrs. Fred Griffin and Miss
Emma McPheeters.
Mrs. Bert F. Wells was hostess Fri
day afternoon for the F. e. C. Club.
at the business session Mrs. Z. L.
Cass was elected president for the
year. Knitting was the main pas
time, although subjects of vital in
terest to house-keepers a close sec
ond to the knitting. A very delicious
buffet lunch was served by the hos
tess at five o'clock. The guests Of
the club were Mesdames ]. X. Lind
scy, Of Iowa; C. C. Grimes, II. P.
Atkins, C. A. Mitchell, NJ. B. Bush,
w. N. Jones, John T. Stewart, C. H.
Beare, VIII Lee and H. b. Mckinley.
Some of Miss Evelyn Threlkeld's
friends found out that Friday was
her birthday, so they gave her a
surprise party. When they arrived,
bringing her as many roses as she is
old land then some, so | hear she was
very busy studying, but studies were
quite forgotten and in the place music
and games held full sway. Delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening my Mrs. Threlkeld and Miss
Mabel Threlkeld. The guests present
were Misses Mildred Pearl, Vera Rut-
ter, Helena Woneman, Messrs. Ira
Burks, HALEY Bradford, Willis
Waugh and Clark Gibbs,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Brett entertain
ed at a buffet supper Sunday evening
at their home in Woodlawn. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Ar
mold, Jr., Nh. and Mrs. John 7. Rick
cts, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe wilkins, Mrs.
R. L. Vaughn, of Virginia, and Mr..
Harry Thomas, of Centralia.
The Epsilon Gamma Sorority gave
a luncheon Friday afternoon at Har-
din College in honor of their pledges,
Misses Ruth Cauthorn, Emily Gibbs,
and Pauline Craddock, and "the rush
ers." The room was very beautifully
decorated in green and gold, the So
roritv colors. The table had a basket
of ferns in the center tied with green
and geld tulle; shaded candles with
the colors were at each end of the ia
BILE. Cateress Scott served the de-
l;c;ous three-course luncheon. Fav-
ors were six blooming narcissus in
green bands, which each "rusher" re-
ceiyed. The out of town guests were
Mrs. Eben Price, of Billings, Mont;
Mrs. Ellis Rucker, of Sturgeon; Mrs
Curtis Cauthorn, Of Kansas City, and
Miss Jane Rodgers, of Columbia.
The Wednesday Club has resumed
its regular line Of study and research
After knitting up $50 worth of yarn
the members decided that they could
knit and at the same time have their
duties as outlined in the programs
At the meeting this week the drama,
"Lady Windermore's Fam" was led
nv Mrs. Beal. A review of the book
"Mr. Drifting Sees 1t Thru" was CIV
on bv Mrs. Hammond. "War Poetry"
was discussed by Mrs. Cauthorn and
tbe quiz on current events was con-
ducted by Mrs. incher. Two sweaters
and a pair of socks were reported
ready to send to the soldiers at TINS
meeting. One club member has KNIT
cd six sweaters and each one has at
least one sweater to her credit, be-
sides helmets and wristlets. The
Wednesday Club is a patriotic as well
as a literary organization.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. W. j. Rixey on South Jefferson
street Monday afternoon, Special
prayer service for the annual soIlei-
tation for the Kings Daughters Home
for Aged Women on the Boulevard.
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