Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-05-29


Those present were: Mrs. L. VI.
White, Mrs. L. B. Hawthorne, Mrs.
R. r. Arnold, Jr., Miss Mary Buckner
and Miss Ruth Robertson.
Miss Lillian Wilkinson of Richmond,
Vap "a given a line party at the Or
pheum Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
H. P. Atkins, Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss
Nell Atkins, chaperoned the party and
after the movies took them to Buck
ner's for dainty refreshments. In line
were: Misses Media Streif, Mildred
Undertake, Virginia Ellen Wilkins,
Miriam Arnold, Ellen Reavis, Eliz-
abeth Ferris, Caroline and Elizabeth
Carter.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. 2.
Locke and Miss Emma Cauthorn in
vited a few friends to meet Mrs. Jas.
Barnes of Pratt, Kansas, and Mrs. s.
H. Wilkinson of Richmond, Va. The
hostesses and guest first went to the
May Fete at Hardin and later had
delicious refreshments. The guests
were: Mrs. H. P. Atkins, Mrs. A. c.
Barnes, Mrs. w. w Bolts, Miss Maud
Cauthorn, Mrs. Jas. Barnes and Mrs.
Wilkinson.
Mrs. II. P. Atkins CAV a tea Thurs
day afternoon for her house guest
Mrs. S. H. Wilkinson of Richmond,
Va. Miss Virginia Rodgers greeted
the guests at the door and Miss Dor
othy Atkins directed them to the very
charming line, with Mrs. Atkins We're:
Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Basil Price and
Mrs. Ray Miller. Mrs. Ross Cauthorn
and Miss Hazel Mcintyre invited the
guests to the dining room. At the table
Miss Mary Lee Burks and Miss jose
phine Wallace served, The table was
most attractively conferred with vel
low Iris. Miss Anne Lacey Wallace,
Miss Barbara Reavis, Miss Helen
Heller and Miss Nell Atkins assisted
in serving.
Mrs. H. B. Brett gave an elaborate
one o'clock luncheon Thursday at the
Tea Shop for Mrs. Weir and Miss
Weir of New Mexico. The table was
very attractively centered with pink
peonies and the guests included: Mrs.
j. T. Ricketts,, Mrs. E. r. Locke, Mrs.
R. NJ. White, Mrs. L. Y. Moore, Mrs.
Joe Wilkins, Mrs. H. P. Atkins, Mrs.
Elon bearing, Mrs. r. R. Arnold, Jr.,
Mrs. S. H. Wilkinson of Richmond,
", Miss Julia Ross, Mrs. Edgar
Wiles, Mrs. Weir and Miss Weir. At
ter the luncheon the party went to the
matinee and the following ladies were
invited to meet them: Mrs. G.. W.
Robertson, Mrs. S. NJ. Locke, Mrs.
w. W. Fry, Mrs. X. R. Bragg, Mrs.
]. G. Lakenan, Mrs. c. A. Barnes, Mrs.
Mrs. E. D. Graham invited a few
friends to have a cup of tea Sunday
evening and to meet her guests, Mrs.
Mamie Moore and Mrs. Edgar Wiles
of Dayton, Ohio. Music and CONVERSE
ton were enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments served.
Bryan Kelso is spending the week
end with friends in Fulton, Mo.
Mrs. Martha Blue, of the Kings
Daughters home, celebrated her nine
tieth birthday Tuesday at the Home.
The Executive Board which was in
session were guests at the birthday
dinner. A large cake with ninety
candles formed the center pieces.
Mrs. Graham offered a toast to Mrs.
Blue and Mrs. McAllister offered 4
toast to the Board members.
Mr.. Will C. Williams gave an in
formal stag party Friday evening at
his home on West Love Street. Mr..
Ed V. Williams was the guest of honor
anu SSNN Oi4 NtIy tHJOy dblC IIue-
icale numbers. Victrola music was
l.. F Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Barnes invited
friends to the May Morning breakfast
at the Christian Church Wednesday
morning for their guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Barnes of Pratt, Kansas. Seat
ed at the table were: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan eau
Mr.and Mrs. E. r. Locke, Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Wilkinson of Richmond,
Va; and Mrs. II. P. Atkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Barnes of Pratt, Kansas;
Maud Cauthorn, Miss Polly eau
thorn and Miss Emma Cauthorn.
Mrs. Rufus Jackson entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening: Miss Kitty
Miss Eva Lee Jackson and
Miss Edna Wilson of Milwaukee.
Misses Arleen Squires and Julia
Riley leave next week to visit il indie
pendence, Kansas.
Miss Mary Ann Musick of Kansas
City is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Wells on East Monroe Street.
also enjoyed till a late hour.
Mrs. W. C. Johnson departed Thurs
day for Annapolis to attend the grad
exercises of her son, Douglass
Johnson.