Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-13

and Mrs. Albert Hendrix, Mrs. Walter
Watcher, Mrs. Nora Hendrix, Miss
Lille Dahlem. Miss Regina Atkins;
Edward Pratt, Charles Fox and Fred
Dahlem.
Ensign Herbert B. Plunkett spent
the weekend here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Plunkett. He was
en- route % the Pacific Coast to be IN
charge of a ship back to the East.
Sunday noon, Ensign Plunkett enter
tanned at MONDAY dinner at the Hox-
sey Hotel. His guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. ]. W. Plunkett, Mr.. an Mrs. r.
NJ. Emmons, Mrs. jamie Lawrence,
Miss Martha Sullinger, Misses Trix
and Helen Plunkett and Janice EN-
mons.
Wednesday night Miss Kitty Turley
gave a line party for her s~ister-in-
law, Mrs. H. l. Turley, who leaves
next week to make her home in Florida.
After the show the guests were invit-
ed TO Buckner's. The tables were cen
tered with rose vases. Bluebird candy
baskets and place-cards marked each
place. Dainty refreshments were
served to the following: Mesdames E.
B. Keath, Harry Atchison, F. N. Hen
derson, J.. C. Strock, ]. H. Whitmore,
Rufus Jackson, L. Y. Moore, John S.
Denser, ]. W. Rutter, Alfred Elliott,
C. H. Beare, Maurice Phillip, /. Silver
stein, J. E. Martin, DR.. Anna Breeder,
Misses Mary Stallings, Beulah Marsh
all, Sue Ringo and Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry chaperoned
a most enjoyable dance at M. NJ. A.
Thursday night. Music was furnished
by Frank Houston and Archie Rodg-
ers of Columbia. The following were
present: Misses Lottie Cornett, Mir
lam Glandon, Pauline Van Ness, Hell
en- wilkins, Wilhelmina Taylor, Polly
Miller, Virginia Rodgers, Julia Tuck
er, Priscilla S~annebeck, Marcena
johnson, Gertrude Steinman of st.
Louis, Helena Wonneman, Carolyn
Worrell; Elon Whitney, Harold Nc
Cune, Raymond Smith, Clark Gibbs,
Jim Tom Edmonston, Nelson Carter,
Edward Smith, Forrest Wonneman,
Glenn Squires, Morris Keath, Ira
Burks, Richard Barth, Frank wilkins,
Harold Rixey and Duncan Major.
Tuesday was Mr.. and Mrs. G. ".
Adams fiftieth marriage a%nnivers-
airy, so they were given a dinner at
the home of their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Adams. In
the center of the table was a large
basket of white flowers and white
tulle was tied on the handle of the
basket. A most enjoyable dinner vas
served, and after dinner the bride
was presented a bunch of yellow roses.
Tied to one rose was a bag of gold,
$4,000 in gold, from their children.
Those present to enjoy this delight
full time with Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and
to wish them many congratulations
and good wishes were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Adams, DIR. and Mrs. S. C. Ad-
ans of Huntsville, and DR.. and Mrs.
A. X. Adams of Auxvasse.
Mrs. ]. F. Jolley wa hostess Mon
day afternoon for a large line party
at the Orpheum and later to Buck
ner's where delicious ice cream and
angel food cake was served. On each
table was a bud vase of pink roses,
dainty baskets of candies marked each
guests place. In this party were;
Mesdames Fred Griffin, T. S. Riley,
Rufus Jaskson, E. B. Keath, W. b.
Sappington, J. V. Williams, j. c.
Mundy, VS.. Gallemore, H. P. Atkins,
Wallace Feutz, R. W. Berry, ]. E.
Streif, B. W. Feinstein, Isadore Tay-
lor, John S. Denser, E. A. Shannon,
P. f. Locke, Abbie Snoddy,S. M.
Locke, Fred Llewellyn, Paul E. Coil,
]. D. Greer, George Blowers, I. R.
Bruce, Alex Carter, Charles Berger,
Earl Brown, John T. Stewart, Lewis
Mckee, Charles Squires, Gus Stein
man, L. A. Beech, Walter Squires, G.
N. Shook, NJ. R. Stubblefield, Ross
Wagner, Harry Atchison, Robert
Montgomery, ]. E. Blum, Carl Dob
yns, o. D. FAINT, R. A. Maxwell, E.
C. Gamble, M. F. Horton, H. R. South
wick, C. H. Bartels, L. McF. Gamble,
! Pearl Van Horn, Cone; Misses Maude
Wallace, Taylor of St. Louis, Virginia
Lawson of Iowa, Mabel Threlkeld and
Gertrude Fry.