Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-14

missionary workers Of the State.
Her many friends here join in con-
graduating her on this high office.
Miss Antoineete Clark, of Topeka,
Kansas, is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Margaret Cunningham.
Mrs. Jake Buckner visited in st.
Louis this week.
Miss Willie Robnett leaves next
week for an extended visit in Emporia,
Kansas.
Mr.. Russell Holloway, of Columbia,
visited here this week.
Mrs. R. E. See has returned from an
extended visit in st. Louis.
Mrs. Jeff Gates returned to her
home in st. Louis, after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Will Lee.
Charles Myers, of Camp Funston, is
here on a five day furlough.
Miss Mary Buckner visited in St,
Louis this week.
Mrs. George Will Robertson has re-
turned from a visit in Bunceton, Mo.
Mrs. j. C. Jennings spent Saturday
here shopping.
Mrs. T. J. Hoxsey is in Hot Springs,
Ark, for an extended visit.
Mrs. D. D. Dudley is visiting in
Kansas City this week.
Mrs. L. B. Keath is home from
Camp Funston, where she was the
guest of her son, Howard Keath, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Smith is visiting in
E~ldorado, Kan, for a few weeks.
C. A. Buckner is home from a visit
in st. Louis.
Mrs. C. C. Madison, Of l%ndepen-
dcnee, has been at the bedside Of her
father, p. r. Locke, Of this city, who
has been quite i'll.
Mrs. Elem Price spent Wednesday
in st. Louis.
Misses Anne Lacy Wallace, Hazel
Mcintyre, DorothyAtkins, Nell At
kins, Ruth Harper, Elizabeth Harper,
invited Miss Agnes Hilpert, Miss Abb
hay Elwang to be their guests at the
orpheum Monday afternoon and later
enjoyed a lunch at the Gem.
The Grace Shullenberger Circle met
at the Chrictian Church Wednesday
evening az six o'clock. After lunch
hour a business meeting and study
hour was held. Mrs. G. c. Hammond
was the only visitor and gave a very
enjoyable talk to the circle.
Mrs. L. C. Robnett had as guests
for monday dinner Saturday, Judge
and Mrs. C. C. Bledsoe, Clark, Billy
and Charles Bledsoe.
The Wednesday Club met at the
Library this week with Mrs +. a.
bearing leader of the lesson. Mrs. W.
L. Reed read a paper. Mrs. jar
Cauthorn read a paper. The current
event discussion wa led by Mrs. [.
G. Hammond.
The Mcmillan Bible Glass Of The
Presbyterian Church met Tuesday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. G. U. NC
| Gee on East Promenade street. Elec-
tion of officers was held as follows;
President, Miss Ida Bolts; vice.
president, Mrs. Elzea Harrison; sec
rotary, Mrs. G. o. Niece; treasurer
Mrs. W. ]. offutt; teacher, Mrs, Chas'
Peterson. Following the business
meeting a social hour was spent ana
the hostess served adinty refresh
ments.
Mrs. Charles E. Leeper gave a hne
marty Monday afternoon at the VI
nbeum to see the delightful Margaret
Clark picture. After the show, dell
cious refreshments were served at
Ruckner's. In line were MesdameS
Maurice Phillip, E. R. Locke, 5. M
Locke. C. A. Barnes, J. G. Lakenan'
George Clanton, F. P. Van Ness, W.
w. Pollock, and Miss Annie Lewis
John snoddy gave a line party Mon
dov afternoon at the 0rpheum to the
,,ombors of his Sunday School Class
and a few little playmates' Mrs
Abbv snoddy and Mrs. Fred Lew
eIlyn chaperoned the "kiddies" and al
ter the show took them to LleweliyhS
for light refreshments In line were
eleanor Cass, Marjorie Beech, JACK
Thomas, Ben Timberlake, warner m.-
I~ntvre. viii Douglass, Bush, Lewis
Marion Moore and Elizabeth Lew
ellyn. ,rv
Mrs. E. s. Wilson gave a line parry
Monday afternoon at the orpheum "
see the first of the Bah pictures WIN
Marguerite Clark in the title rOi'.
After this splendid picture the los
toss invited the guests to BucknerS
for light refreshments. In line were
Mechanics C. C. Hammond, H. r. Az
tips. M. B. Guthrie, II. B. Brett DE-
w. Bryant and Miss Mary Houston.
The Young Peoples Society oil 'ne
Methodist Church, South, was eh'er.
tanned Monday evening at the home OIL
,bo Rev. C. c. Grimes. This was M
Of the best and most enjoyable meet
ines for a long time. Thirty-siN
Young people were present Ai'er
The business and study hour mrs'