Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-21

AAaAaaluF Tor aVlGH1HI
sehoo-5ut On the day before the
government issued orders 20 stop e. !
aniHatiOus, but Bryan Is ike his
handsome father and says he vii
rise again" for you can't keep a good
man down.
Mrs J. ". Burlington was hostess,
for the Young Married Ladies' Club
Friday afternoon, and took them to
the Orpheum to see the pictures and
later a very delicious lunch was served
at Buekners.
Announcement cards were received
here This week Of the marriage Of
Miss Anna Lyle Jones, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Grant Jones, Of 1926
Highland Ave, Kansas City, No, to
Lieut.. Raymond n. Brandy, Of the U.
S. army. Inc wedding took place at
the brides home in Kansas City on
March fifth and the young couple
left Immediately for a short trip south.
The bride is well known here whore
she visited Miss Genevieve Donnelly
last summer The many friends Join
in hearty congratulations to this hap
Ply couple.
Eighteen couples attended an in
formal dance at the Eagles Hall Fri
day evening. Chaperones were Mr..
and Mrs. Turner Williams, DR.. and
Mrs. Cone and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
LANCE. The members of the young
set who were present were: Zion
Whitney Ralph Garrett, Clark Gibbs,
Billy V~andeventer, Nelson Carter, Ed
die Smith, Willis Waugh, Holly Brad
ford, Harold McCune, Gale Johnson,
Ira Burks, Fred Doss, Maurice Jesse,
Morris Keath, Lynden Davis, James
Rogers, Cadets Donald Hooton and
Joe Small, and Misses Lottie Cornet,
Margaret Wilson, Carolyn Worrell,
Miriam Glandony Polly Miller, Pris-
ella Sannebeck, Effie johnson, Fran
ces Boyle, Frances Parker, Helen
Wonnemann, Mildred Pearl, Dorothy
Blanks, Frances McCue, and Dink
Murphy, of Bowling Greenn Miller, of
Moberly, and Mr.. and Mrs. Moss.
At the meeting of the Chautauqua
, Circle Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Clan
, ton led the lesson, which was devoted
to Ceramics "Don Quixote." This
, is the fifth book review in the "Great-
est Books in the World" by Mrs
Laura Spencer Porter. Mrs. Ross
Cauthorn described the characters Of
"Don Quixote" and "Sancho Panza'
a and told. of their departure from nome
= and the object of their journey. Mrs
h Rufus jackson gave "The Battle of the
= Windmills" and Mrs. st. Vrain talked
a upon "The Knitting of on Quixote." A
Symposium, "My Interpretation of thu
, book" concluded the program. Cur
rent events, as usual, were given az
a response to roll call.
l. Mrs. Mary L. McGune and .daughte,
were the guests this week Of Mrs
A W. w. Bolts and Mrs. Arthur Herber
err. They were enroute home to Van
:. dalia from California, where they ha'
), spent the winter. Mrs. McCune sal
she did not see any white bread fror
the time she left California till sh
:. got here. The Harvey Houses all a
. long the route are serving only blac
:, bread.
The Wednesday Club studied tn
= third and fourth acts of "The Truth
with Mrs. Bolts as leader. Miss Mo
lie Houston gave a talk on PRUSSIA
Miss Anne Lewis gave a map study
Alsace-Lorraine and Mrs. Gregol
conducted h quiz.
Every boy who has left Audra.
~ county to enter his country's SER
ice possesses a comfort bag presentt
VI him by the Mexico w. G. T. U. Pra
tically all of the expense attached
making the bags, a little over a doll
W each, has been borne byf the membe
of the organization. Each comic
NJ bag contain the following article
W. 1 pair scissors, buttons for all wea
" ing apparel, two colors Of threa
'e three sizes Of needles, two kinds
We darning cotton, tape for mendii
around button holes and a first a
IN outfit. Mrs. J. H. Lane has been pre-
IS ident of the W. c. T. U. for the Ia
Ia years and takes an active part
lne the work carried on by that organic
ton. The following are members
the Mexico w. c.. 7. u: Mesdam
Ed Azdell, C. A. Buckner, Julia Blac
man. w. w. Bolts, John Beal, A
Burgess, Matte Crockett, Alex Cart
ia C. F. Clark, Charles Carpenter, F.
the Crosby, Mary Correll, Nellie Ell
car Mary Evans, R. A. Fry, Emma CIR
like ford. C. R. Gibbs, George Gallop, Pr
the Guthrie, ]. w. Gregory, A. S. Houst
Emma Holmes, w. S. Haggard, MI
oeet Lee Harper, J. w. Howell, Mo,
the Jackson, ]. T. johnson, Clyde JoI
ruth son, Theo. Jones, Mary Key, Geo
Kunkel, Ed Kunkel, J. H. Lane, j.
sac- Million, J. D. Miller, Nellie Willial
,ord c. R. Massey, G. M. Null, Jewell N
ref- Annie Nicely, Kate Peterson, b.
mo- Powell, Jennie Phillips, W. L. Re
cont S. H. Richards, Fannie Reed, Be
mi. sappington, Ada Shepherd, La
stallings, Clara snidow, c. W. Str
Jack stoltz, Harry Shoup, Sallie l
,, riIl, M. A. Snyder, Jack Winscotti
II. Winans, ]. D. Wilson, B. F. w
Minnie Whitson, R. D. Worrell, j.
Woodbridge; Misses Myrtle Calht
Marie K1amert and Nina Stalllr
~ (China). The names OF those
'Ne have died in the last year: Mesdal