Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-30

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Sonneneemeut address uas given
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nan Chursh 70 q large crowd. .,d ~.
one Of The finest ad4ressss 40 !
sahior class that las ever been giv,n
lof a long time Tuesday night wartbe
senior dance. The N. 81. A Cvn %.
decorated in nagl and red. White. and
blue nbbors. Attractive coz oopers
were fixed around the room. Ml,,e.
wine Morris aud Anna MARGARET
bufton' daintly attired rhuwed the
guests upstairs and later assisted in
serving delicious punch. Among The
out-of-town guests WHO were here for
commencement and attended The
dance were: Mr.. and Mra. McCreerv
Of ST. Louis, Hr. and Mr5. CrRIer. Ct
Los Angeles, Cal, Mrs. Ke,rey, Of St.
Joseph, Mr.. and Mn. Henderson, Of
Joplin, Mr.. and Mrs. vermlllon, Of
haLsas City. Mr.. and Mrs. Dry Of ST.
Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Cow and two
deughters, Of Oklahoma City, Okla,
Ar. and MIRA. Harry Campbell, Of Tul-
sa' Okla, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, Of Ar
kansas, DR.. and Mr.. r. v. L. Hit, Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson. Of Oklahoma. Mr..
and Mrs. We're, Of Kahoka, Mo, Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Pearee, Of Little Rock,
Mrs. Dee Johnson, Of Kansas City,
Misses Lillian Smith, Gladys Hender-
shot, Mary Thompson, Lillian Nc
Chicken {, Mary and Helo:n. Cash Of
Hardin College, Eleanor Connolly Of
Harrisonville, and Ensign Herbert
Plunkett Of Boston.
Miss Emily Gibbs was hostess Mon
day for a 1 o'clock luncheon at her
home on East Monroe street. The
guests were the active chapter Of the
Epsilon Gamma sorority at Har-
din College. The dining room
had three Icing tables set to form
an H, each table was decorated in
yellow roses, the sorority flower. An
elegant five-course luncheon was serv-
ed. Favors of the party were fancy
and gold baskets filled with green
and gold candy. Miss Edna Thorn was
the only guest outside of sorority
members.
Miss Wilmoth Clark gave a line
party at the orpheum Monday after
noon and after the dear little Mar
garet Clark picture, dainty refresh
ments were served at Buckner's. In
line were: Mary Heller, Margaret
Clark, Elizabeth Clark, Ruth Harri-
son, Elizabeth Squires, Josephine
Green, Dorothy S~tallings, Mary Lou
Use Hawthorne, Helen Frances Brown,
Mary Virginia Nelson, Miriam Arm
old, Carlton Larsen, Alberta Price,
Elizabeth Ferris, Willie Morris, Eliz.
abeth Carter, Eleanor Mason, Caro-
line Carter, Ellen Reavis, Virginia
Richards, Janice Emmons, Elizabeth
Walstrom, Frances Shook, Vallie
Bush, Mildred West, Gladys Heinlen,
Virginia Ellen Wilkins, Alice Wagner,
and Elizabeth Bolts. Mrs. Dan Cauth-
orn and Mrs. Charles Clark chaper-
oned the party.
Miss Annette Smith was hostess
Monday evening for a delightful dance
at her home on South Jefferson street
for her house guests: Misses Emma
Peeler, Alma Barns, Marian Smalley
Agnes Hahn, Elizabeth Ames anC
Mary Norris, all of Boonville. The
entire lower floor of the Smith home
was thrown together and dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour. Light re-
freshments were served during the
evening by Mrs. A. B. Smith. The
guests besides the hostess guests
were: Misses Vera Rutter, Evelyn
Threlkeld, Carolyn Worrell, Ruth eau
thorn; Morris Keath, HALEY Brad
ford, Clark Gibbs, Frank Houston,
Billy Brownlee of Farber, Jack Coil
and Billie McLain of Boonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry enter
tanned with a buffet supper Sunday ev-
ening in honor of Misses Madge and
Matte Lou Maddox. The dining table
was beautifully centered with a bas-
ket of pink peonies and nov balls,
and a delicious lunch was enjoyed by
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M.
White, Misses Mary Buckner, Franc
johnson, Gertrude Fry, Eleanor Con-
nelly of Harrisonville, Mrs. Dee John
son OF Kansas City, and Ensign Her.
bert Flunkett of Boston.
On tt csday afternoon Miss Annette
Smith gave a very pretty tea in honor
of her very attractive house party
guests from B~oonville. Bradford
Smith greeted each guest at the door
where Mrs. Wallace Fry directed them
to the very attractive receiving line;
Miss Smith wore lavender meteor
trimmed in silver trimmings; her
flowers were cream roses. Miss Alma
Burne was attired in pink satin, with
lace trimmings, and pink roses; Miss
Irma Peeler, in white Georgette with
yellow roses; Miss Marian Smalley
wore blue and pink silk; Miss Agnes
Hahn in blue net over blue silk; Miss
Emma Ames, in blue tulle over silver,
with yellow roses; Miss Mary Norris,
in green silk and tulle, and Miss Ell
eanor Connolly, of Harrison, wore blue
and white silk. 1t was indeed hard to
leave the line of pretty girls, but Mrs.
| Charles Claybrook asked the guests
to the dining room. Misses Evelyn
Threlkeld and Ruth Cauthorn sat at
the table, which was conferred with a
large basket of syringa. Miss Betty