Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-12

Many and varied were the beautiful
| gifts and each one was much admired
by every one. After the shower the
hostcsses served dainty refreshments
The guests included: Misses Helen
! wilkins, Pauline Craddock, Vera
Wells, Caroline and Mary Worrell,
Alice Dobyns, Georgia and Leona
Morris, Leona Jones, Bcnnetta Dill
lard, Tommie Roberts, Margaret and
Mabel Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Cunningham
visited Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Patter-
son this week and Mrs. Cunningham
attended the AIumnae luncheon at
Hardin Monday.
Mrs. Fred Doss entertained the
! Bachelors girls club of Centralia, Mo,
Wednesday evening with a line party
| at the Orpheum. The party arrived
| on Wabash train No. II at GAP and
! returned that night on a late train.
| After the show the hostess and guests
were served an elegant lunch at the
Tea Shop. Those from iCentrala
whom were here were: Mrs. F. A.
Grimes, Mrs. Junior Lyons, Miss Jen-
ME Green, Miss Eula Belle Reddy,
Maurine Chamberlain, Miss Ethelyn
Lyons, Miss Navy Turner, Miss Wall
amata Brown, Miss Flossie Daniel.
The Mexico guests were invited
also were: Miss Mildred Pearl, Miss
Vera Ruttcr, Miss Evelyn Threlkeld,
Miss Anna Dee Fish, Miss Margaret
Dyke and Mrs. Melville Paul.
Miss Vcrnelle Denton was hostess
for a delightful Orpheum party on
Thursday afternoon, for her guest,
Miss Margaret Harris of jefferson
City. Besides the hostess and her
guest, there were present: Misses
Willie Morris, Catherine Edwards,
Leola Ruth Turner, Ida Flittner,
Elizabeth Turner and Mary Drucilla
Crews. After the pictures refresh
ments at the Busy Bee were enjoyed.
Misses Carrie and Hattie KEENAN,
gave Il line party Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. P. H. Cullen of st. Louis. After
the movies dainty refreshments were
served at the Tea Shop. In line were:
Mrs. P. L. Coil, Mrs. B. G. Reavis, Mrs.
Basil Price, Mrs. Ellen Mason, Mrs.
Cullen and Miss Hattie Brown and
Mrs. Chas. Clark.
Miss Victoria Brooks gave a large
five hundred party Tuesday afternoon
for Mrs. Eben Price of Billings, Mont.
At the close of the games the hostess
invited her guests to the dining Dom
where the table was most attractively
centered with a basket of red roses.
Mrs. Price presided at the table and
poured coffee. A delicious two course
lunch was served by the hostess and
cateress johnson. The guests inciud-
cd: Mrs. c. E. Leeper, Mrs. Ralph
Buckncr, Mrs. c. c. Hammond, Mrs.
:. NJ. Locke, Mrs. Wallace Fry, Mrs.
Rolla Finley of Marshall, Mo, Mrs.
Edward Kuhn of Des Moines, Iowa,
Mrs. E. Y. Burton, Mrs. V. f. Ryan,
Mrs. R. L. Hare, Mrs. J. c. Mundy,
Miss Edna Armstrong, Miss Willie
Robnett, Miss Elizabeth Price Of St.
Louis, Miss Frances Gill, Miss Urine
Garrett, Miss Gertrude Fry, Mrs. Joe
wilkins, Mrs. L. NJ. White, Miss Cor
inne Barth, Miss Alice Witherspooa,
Miss Miriam johnson, Miss Hattie
Brown, Mrs. S. G. Adams, Mrs. Joe
.uckie, Mrs. E. r. Locke, Mrs. Eben
Price.
Faculty Hardin College, 1890.
John W. Million, President, Political
Economy, Mexico, Mo.
Mrs. Helen Lowell Million, Dean,
Greek, Latin, Mexico, No.
Miss Alice A. CROUCH, Associate i'll
Greek and Latin, Turney, Mo.
>, Mrs. H. NJ. Richardson, Principal,
3011 Baltimore Ave-, Kansas City, DO.
Miss Anna L. Milliken, Associate
Principal, 1921 Olive ST., Kansas City,
No.
Miss Vona Vance, Assistant in En-
glish, Mound City, Mo.
T. P. Oakley, History, Education,
29l W. Williams, Delaware, Ohio.
VIM. P. Peeler, Science, Mexico, Mo.
Miss Ethel Kesinger, Home Econ
omics, Hardin College.
Miss L. Maude Sutton, French and
Spanish, Hardin College.
Miss Ruth Taylor, Commercial, Har-
din College.
Mrs. Helen +. Turner, Physical Dir
ector, Wyaconda, Mo.
DR.. A. L. Manchester. Dean of Con-
scrvatory, Mexico, Mo.
Prof. Illiff c. Garrison, Director of
Piano Dept, Syracuse University, Sy-
racuse, N. Y.
Miss Helen Shotwell, Piano, Mound
City, Mo.
Miss Elizabeth Coots, Piano, Platte
City, Mo.
Miss Florence l.. Woodin, Director
CT Voice Department, Great Barring
ton, Mass.
Miss Mildred Wallace, Voice, Publ:
School Music, Mexico, Mo.
Miss Martha Pitcher, Violin, Har.
mony, Hardin Cillege.
Miss Vera Blandford, Expression.
Miss Vera Rutter, Assistant in Elk
preston, Mexico, Mo.