Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-02-28

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he knitting Cub today. AZ fear.
aiuty rsfreshmsuts were sruui by
be hostess. Mrs.. Manroe. q Eansss a
lily, vas the only extra guest.
Captain Joe Glandon l. The uesf q +
bis parents, Mr.. ard NrE J. A. Clan
lon. Captain Gianion - o. q shou
furlough prov 10 his Having Tor
Frame.
Miss Pinhe West Was dinner Fseft :
Of Miss Nina Pearson sunday no9n 6
Mss Ethel Reed had a. her uaa !
at the Orpheum Monday eveuing. ,
Misses Daisy Boone and Mel Cosns
After the pictures, Light lunlh was
enjoyed.
William Nancefenfer U~ntcnained
at dinner Sunday a. the Hozsey Hotel
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Il
monston, Of Omaha, Neb. Other
guests present were Misses Miriam
Glandon, Loitie Comett and Jim Ton
Edmonston.
Miss Frances Brown gave a very
enjoyable dance Thursday evening a.
the home Of Mrs. Powell Masie was
furnished by Frank Houston. DE
guests included Misses Roth Cauth-
orn, Helen wilkins. Emily Gibbs,
Katherine sanebeck, Priscilla Same
beck, Fife johnson, Mary Katherine
Potts, Mary Brown, Helen Plunkett,
Frances Boyle, Messrs. Ralph Garrett,
Clark Gibbs, willis Wald, Forest Won
neman, Eddie Smith. Morris Keath,
Peggy Moore. Haley Bradford, Frank
wilkins and Gale johnson.
Mrs. J. c. Strife was hostess Fri
day afternoon for the social club.
Music and conversation were enjoyed
until 4:3O, when the hostess served
very delicious refreshments. The
guests were Mrs. A. II. Whitney, Mrs.
Fred Lewellyn, Mrs. Sam Sharp, Mrs.
H. E. C. Tucker, Mrs. Alfred Elliott,
and Mrs. Cook, Of Chicago
The D. A. RS observed Washing
toms birthday Friday afternoon with
| a patriotic knitting party at the home
of Miss Emma MePheeters. About
, forty guests were present and the
!, knitting was enjoyed very much.
During the afternoon, Mrs. Paul L.
= Coil presented the Chapter with a ser
: vice flag which was very much appre-
ciated. In the dining room the table
was decorated in flags and in the
center of the table was Washington
S log and Ratchet. Red shaded candles
stood at each end Of the table, an'
d very delicious refreshments weri
served by Misses Willie Robne.t
Dorothy Holmes, Pauline Van Mes
d and Willie Hook.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schopp enter
tanned Friday afternoon in honor o
II Mrs. John Rockenstein, Of st. Louis
= Conservation and music were enjoye
and later a very delicious lunch wa
IT served to the following guests: Mr.
Ig Earl Cunningham, Misses Julia an
Gertrude Cunningham, Hattie an
n, Carrie KEENAN,, Mrs. R. c. Carter an
F. Mrs. C. B. Schopp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hamilton hay
r made known to their friends the er
v. gagement Of their daughter, Rache
s. to Lieut.. Lloyd w, Biggs, of the l4I
II. Cavalry at Fort Mcintosh, Texa
n, The wedding had been set for car
in, summer, but since Gen. Pershing's q
mn for cavalry an earlier date has be
rs. set. The ceremony will take place
San Antonio, Texas, early in Mar
SIS and the young couple will make the
at home at TT. Mcintosh for the presei
ow Miss Hamilton is one of Mexico's {
W tractive girls, very accomplished a
r. will make Lieut.. Biggs a good VIII
al Her many friends here will rejoice
hi know that she will return to Mexico
lde stay with her parents after her hi
band sails for France. We join in
st. tending hearty congratulations a
best wishes in advance.
ar The Chautauqua Circle met at
nit Library Tuesday afternoon. J
third lesson in "The Greatest Boz
mn in the World" by Laura Spencer T
Vii lor, was devoted to Dante's DIV
nty Comedy with Mrs. Alex Carter
fol- leader. Mrs. H. l. Turley gave
ok current events of the week from
10Y, independent" Brief biographies
-or- Dante and Virgil were given by n
M Cassie Bolts and Mrs. Ross Car
wis, orn res pectively. Mrs. Rufus ia
ma, son made 4 short talk upon "Florer
oks, during Dante's life. Mrs. c. b. y
rine ris told the story of the "Helr" Of
lay Comedy. Mrs. ClantOn, the story
theaPurgatoryn and Mrs Moore
med story Of the Paradise" Mrs. /
r of derson read and interpreted the
'ish, ture selections from this poem. )
rec Whitmore talked upon 'The Oblec
fol- the Divine Comedy" and Mrs. Wa
earl, Fry explained "Sin' as treated IN
and Divine Comedy.
The approaching wedding of Wa
ter D. Tratchell and Miss frankie b
onor ton. both of Benton City, has been
and rounced. The exact date has not
hall. made public but it will be within
/. O, week. Mr.. Tratchell is a prom
mex Young farmer who owns q sple
Mrs. farm near Benton City and is uni
and sally popular. Miss Brenton is a
Mr.. MILAN High School graduate ana
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b
We'd ton, of this county. She is an ex
E. tionally accomplished young wo
! the with many friends in this CITY
resin wedding will be a quiet affair
we're: only relatives and a few imme'
,ndy. friends in attendance. The ceren
will ioin two of Audrain Coul
Mel most prominent families. The lie
yilfy Joins in extending congratulai
and best wishes in advance.
nerly --r, an
welry MAYOR HAKklsoN ~
,rried Mayor j. F. Harrison, after spen
to a day with e~x-sheriii Mas :
naha, Jacksonville Florida
lnized johnson near