Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-30

ter dinner they attended the orphhs-I
UNI and later TO BueknerH.
Mrs. Lowell and small daughter are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Million.
Miss Elsie Ward gave q party Sat
urday night for her house guests.
Misses Glayds and Grace Summer.
Of McCredie. The other guests were
Miss Leona Jones, Loyal Wonneman,
Guy Pitts, Charles Franey and Ray
mond. Moore.
The Sigma Rota Chi sorority Of Har-
din gave a dinner at the Hoxzev
Thursday evening for the out-of-town
guests who are here for Hardin CON-
mencement. The guests from out Of
town we're: Mrs. Z. R. Jennings, Of
Chicago; Miss Collene Smith Of Mound
City, and Miss Mary Carter Of Platte
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Martin will have
as guests for MONDAY dinner Sunday
in honor of their house guests Mrs. w.
s. Epperson Of Canton, o.; Mrs. A. II,
Wilmer Of California, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Strict, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kemp
and Mrs. Oscar Poisson, Of st. Louis.
Mrs. Maurice Phillip was hostess
Thursday afternoon for the Young
Married Ladies Club. Knitting and
sewing was the pastime Of the af-
ternoon. At s o'clock delicious refresh
ments were served. Mrs. A. H. Will
mer of California, Mrs. A. Poisson of
st. Louis, and Miss Eva Stear, of st.
Joseph, Mrs. R. E. Eblin of st. Louis.
The Hardin Alumni Association re-
ception will be held at Hardin College
parlors Monday afternoon at 2:3O o.
m. The president, Miss Mabel Threl-
keld, has a splendid programme pre-
pared and it is hoped that every men,
Der Of the Hardin Alumni will make
special effort to be present. DR.. Edge
will speak and wants to meet the
alumni, which he hopes will make a
special effort to be present. Tickets ar,
for sale at Buckner's and Llewellyn's
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Phillip en-
t~ertained at dinner Friday evening
with the following guests present
Mrs. H. /. Turley, Mrs. Bernice Cohn
Mrs. Oscar Poisson of st. Louis ant
Miss Eva Stear, of st. Louis.
Mrs. ] E. Strict and Mrs. ]. W
. Gallaher will give a line party tonigh
, at the Orpheum and to Buckner's. Il
line will be: Mesdames Will Lee, /
Silverstein, H. B. Mckinley, E. Y
Burton, F. N. Henderson, o. H. Mar
tin, S. J. Buckner, George Kings, Ag-
mes Baderacco, Sam Sharp, Maurice
Phillip, Fred L~lewellyn, Lewis Moore
H. E. C. Tucker, w. G. Burks, Abbie
Snoddy, Bradford Sappington, James
Jesse, ]. w. Williams, Miss Eva Stear,
of st. Joseph; Mrs. o. Poisson, Of st.
Louis; Mrs. W. S. Epperson of Ohio,
and Mrs. A. H Wilmer of California.
William Vandeventer, who leaves
Monday for Camp Dodge, gave a fare
well dance Thursday night at his
country home. The cadets of M. M. A.
have been living there all winter and
just left Wednesday, so the rooms
were cleared of furniture and dancing
was enjoyed until the wee small hours
of morning. The host met his guests at
Buckner's and from there were taken
to his home in closed cars. During the
evening, delicious refreshments were
served to the guests. Excellent music
was furnished by Frank Houston and
Pemberton Blattner. The guests were
Misses Miriam Glandon ,Lottie Cor
nett, Polly Miller, Elaine Silverstein,
Effie Johnson, Pauline Van Ness,
Priscilla Sannebeck, Kathryn Same
beck, Carolyn Worrell, Annette Smith,
Alma Burns, Emma Peeler, Marian
Smalley, Agnes Hahn, Elizabeth Ames,
and Glenn Squires, Clark Gibbs, Hor-
ace MCGEE, HALEY Bradford, Frank
Wilkins, Charles Kunkel, Eddie Car
ter, Harold Rixey, Ryland Rodes, Jim
Tom ~Edmonston, Raymond Gallagher,
Fred Smith, Eddie Smith, Harold Nc
Cune, Elon Whitney, Gale Johnson,
Ralph Garrett, Billie Brownlee of
Farber, Zeke Epstein of Illinois, Miss
Wilhelmine Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can Major and Mrs. Carl Lange.