Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-26

the guest OF relatives and friends
here.
Mrs, George \. Garden and daugh-
ter Elizabeth and son George, Jr.,
of New York, will be guests of Mrs.
Gardens mother, Mrs. Porter, a few
days next week. Mrs. Garden form
crly was Miss Rose Porter OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trotter of St. Louis
are in Mexico for the summer.
Mrs. a. B. Smith and Miss Mamie
Wright gave a very delightful buf-
fit luncheon Thursday at the home
0. Mrs. Smith on South Jefferson
street. The dining table was very
aitractivcly conferred with d huge
b.skct OF roses and the thirty guests
Ware served from here,
Miss Nellie Ellis of Jefferson City
was guest OF Miss Maud Wallace
several days this week,
Mrs. Jake Buckurr had as guests
for luncheon Thursday moor at her
home near AuxvasSc, Miss Mary
Buckncr, Mrs. John I. Buckner,
Misses Madgc and Matticlou Mad
dox OF St. Louis.
Mrs. Chas. Iuckic has issued invi-
tations for d large tea and musicale
for next Saturday afternoon June
%, from 3 to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fry and
Miss Gertrude Fry are having for
buffet supper this evening. Mr. and
Mrs. y. p. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Fry, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Dee
L.. Johnson OF Kansas City and Miss
Franc Johnson.
Mrs. Fred b. Kent gave a line
party Wednesday afternoon at the
Orpheum for her son, Richard
Lewis Kent, whose birthday it a
After the movies delicious refresh
mcnts were served at the Tea Shop
to the following in line: Marion
Dry, Landon and Warren McIntire,
Heath Null, William Oliver, Marion
Clark, John and Arthur Steinman,
John Paul, Don Squires, Fritz Rose,
Ben Timberlakc, Coleman Stoltz,
Forrest and r. ]. Nicely. Henry Lee
Miller, Paul Ruttcr, Kenneth Ank-
rom, Edward Farah Gamble, Mel
vim Gallcmore. Lewis Williams, Geo.
roaison, Frank Sannebcck, Ben and
Edward Odgcon OF Chicago, Joe
Phillip Hatcher. Earl Moore, and
has. Robert Squircs, and Madison
Roberts.
Mrs. George Lee, Mrs. Agnes
baddcracco and Miss Claricc Fore
man gave onv OF the most elaborate
aud most delightful teas OF the sea
son Wednesday afternoon at the
beautiful Lee hon, on South J%cffer-
son street. Miss Jane White dainti-
iiy attir,d il white, opened the door
,ur the guests, Mrs. 5. J. Buckncr
Erc,tcd the guests while Mrs. J. +.
Strict introduced them TO the very
attractive and charming line. With
the hostcsscs receiving were Mrs.
Monte Norton, Mrs. Will Lee, Mrs.
Edward kuhne. Mrs. II. b. Mckin-
ley, Mrs. l.. n. Gordon of Kansas
City, Mrs. John Kirby OF Cleveland,
Okla, and Mrs. George Kemp. From
here Mrs. {. y. Barnes, Mrs. +. p.
VanNcss, and Mrs. J. G. Lakenan
invited the guests to the sun parlor.
| Mrs. V. +. Ryan and Mrs. Cone as
sisted by Misses Hazel Mcintyre
and Frcnccs Parker served punch,
| which was most refreshing and with
the very attractive decorations of
daisies which made it even more
delightful to lingcr here. Mrs. +. N.
Henderson was at the door of the
sun parlor to greet everyone. In
the library Mrs. O.. l.. Martin, Mrs.
\. B. Smith and Mrs. Ralph Buch-
ner assisted, at the dining DOM
door, Mrs. X. NJ. White and Mrs.
f. l.. Crosby assisted. The dining
room was beautiful, the electric
dome from the ceiling was covered
with Dorothy Perkins" roses. The
shade of the dome was also covered
with these. On the table was a
beautiful candalabra in the center,
with pink candles tied with pink and
green tullc. Around this were
small baskets OF Dorothy Perkins
roses, the handles being tied also
with pink and green. tulle. On the
buffet and window were the roses
and pink holly hawks which were
beautiful. Misses Pauline VanNess,
Ailecn Reed, Marjorie Barnes, and
Rosaliee Smith served delicious re-
frcshmcnts.