Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-09

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Tor dinner a ne Horssy Hstd Friday
evening.
Miss Franz gahusoa VII have n.
Euesu for Monday dinner sunday. Mis-
Gennieve % Witi. Messrs Gale John-
son and Rylana Rodes.
Miss Franc johnson and bov,.
guest Miss Geneyieye De WITT. vii BE-
dinner guests tonight Of DR.. ard Mr..
n. r. Rodes.
Mrs. Paul Z. Coil gave a line party
Friday evening at the orpheum and
later refreshments at Buckners.
In line were Misses Maud Sweeney.
Elizabeth Cox, Rose Wood and Flor
enee Woodin.
Mrs. Cary Brown is visiting her sis
ter in St. Louis.
Miss Clara J%urEensen had as her
guest at the orpheum Friday night.
Mrs. r. NJ. White, Mrs. George Lee.
Mrs. Agnes B~adaraceo, Mrs. Jack
Gellhaus, Misses Marie and Carice
Foreman.
Mrs. Wiseman and daughter, Of Cen
tralia, are guests of Miss Daisy
Boone.
Mrs. Norton Nelson entertained het
Sunday School Glass Of boys with a
line party at the orpheum Friday
night and later took them to Buck
ner's. Misses Mary Virginia Nelson,
Helen Frances Brown and Virginia
Horton were invited guests to the
party.
The eighth grade Of the South Side
School gave themselves a line party
Friday night at the orpheum. Mrs.
Laura Hougland chaperoned the par
ty. After the show, light refresh
ments were served at the Gem.
Bryan Marshall departed Saturday
for Camp Funston, after a delightful
fifteen day furIough here with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Gordon, of Kan
-
sas City, will spend next week with
Judge and Mrs. W. W. Bolts.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. s. Gibbs are
spending the weekend in Shamrock
with their daughter, Mrs. Carter Pow
ell.
Mrs. C. G. Hammond is home from a
visit in Salisbury.
Mrs. Alex Carter is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Webb, at Manhattan,
Kansas.
The Rev. H. P. Atkins is home from
a months stay at Camp Funston. He
has a message for all from the camp
and will lecture on this at the Chris
tian Church Sunday.
The D. A. RS will meet Monday af-
ternoon at the Library. Board meets
at 1870 and regular meeting at 2:30.
} The hostesses are Mrs. Robert Fer.
ris, of Laddonia; Mrs. Thurman Stall
lings, Mrs. W. B. Peeler and Miss
Maud Sweeney.
, Mrs. G. N. Ladd, of Vandalia, anC
Mrs. W. S. Crane, Of Carthage, spen,
r the weekend with Judge and Mrs. w
W. Bolts.
Miss Winnie Gibbs is home from
e teaching the past winter and will lat
+ or go to summer school.
t Miss Helen Smith is spending tn
i weekend in Columbia with Mrs. R
W.. Wright and Mrs. Ardin Rothwell
| Mrs, w. L. Reed was hostess Fri
! day afternoon for the F. E. C. Club
Conversation and knitting we're tn
e pastime and at five o'clock deliciou
r refreshments were served by the hos
tess and Miss Arleen Reed. The guest
of the club were Mesdames r. E. SCI
r Clarence Barnes, j. Lakenan, F.
Van Ness, ]. W. Gregory, W. v
Bolts, j. E. Durkee, J. W. Million an
E. D. Graham.
J.. S. M. Locke gave his weekly lir
party at the Orpheum Friday night I
witness the very fine picture, 9Th
Bluebird." His wife was invited t
help chaperone him, so / am told. II
&c others in line were Mrs. C. C. Han
mond, Mrs. L. F. Mitchell, Mrs. D. !
IT Mcmillan, Misses Mary v. Housto
= Austin King and Blume. After Il
show, delicious ice cream and stray
at berries were served at Llewellyn's.
A very pretty house wedding of tn
~ week was on Wednesday afternoon
ny Q o'clock when Miss Trix Turley al
Warren Chase Ellis were united
a marriage by the Rev. c. A.. Mitche
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. a
or Mrs. T. T .Turley and a charming a
sit accomplished young lady. Her We
ding dress was satin, georgette oN
k white satin and she carried red re
buds and white sweet peas. Mr.. !
ne lis is with the Central Life Assoc
i'm ton in Des Moines and is very popu
* in business and social circles the
err The bridal couple left at 5 o'clock
inn Kansas City to visit and will also Vi
ris in Leavenworth, Kansas, before go.
70 their home in Des Moines.
lon quests at the wedding were relati'
the and very close friends of the br
in and bridegroom. Mrs. J. X. Pool
Of jefferson City, was the only out
of town guest.
rsc Mcmillan High School was the SCI
Irs. Of a most delightful party on Wedn
,ec- day evening, when the Juniors ent
her tanned the Seniors. Over a hund
ok students and faculty members W
present to enjoy the many thu
rty planned by the Juniors. The Gy
thy was decorated as a May Garden, "