Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-05-08

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bouquet of pink roses and for-get-mc-
nots, while the groom was in a dark
blue business suit. Immediately fol-
lowing theceremony and congratula-
tons the bridal couple departed for
Chicago and st. Louis and arrived
here Wednesday afternoon to visit Mr..
TayIor's father and sister. They will
leave here Sunday for Fort Worth,
Texas where they will make their
home. Heartiest congratulations and
best wishes are extended to this happy
couple who are very popular here and
in Kansas City.
On Thursday evening, April 4 Miss
Frances Louise Yates of 5525 Wayne
Avenue, Kansas City, No, was united
in marriage to Mr. Carter H Taylor
of this city. The wedding was a quiet
home affair, only the relatives and
close friends ofthe bridal couple being
present. Inc louSt was beautifully
decorated in lilacs, tulips and smilaX
and the couple stood under a large
bell of smilaX as the ring ceremony
was read. Just before the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Blum entertain
ed at dinner Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Jesse Bradley and Miss
Betty Bradley of Georgetown, Ky.
A vase of cut flowers graced the CEN
ter of the table and overs were laid
for: Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Locke, Mr..
and Mrs. P. f. Locke, Mrs. Bradley,
Miss Bradley and Mr.. Blum.
Mrs. o. l.. Martin entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon for the Wis
ting ladies in town: Mrs. O. Pois-
son of st. Louis; Mrs. Jessie Bradley
of Georgetown, KY; and Mrs. Edgar
Wilcs of Dayton, Ohio. At the close
of the games the hostess served an
elaborate two course lunch. The
guests included: Mrs. J. E. STREET.,
Mrs. George Lee, Mrs. r. NJ. White,
Mrs. S. J. Buckner, Mrs. Joe wilkins,
Mrs. Sam Sharp, Mrs. H. L. C. Tucker,
Mrs. George Kemp, Mrs S. NJ. Locke,
Mrs. L. Y. Moore, Mrs. l. Silverstcin,
Mrs. Bernice Cohan, Mrs. j. W. Gal
laher. Mrs. o. Poisson, Mrs. Bradley
and Mrs. Wiles.
On Wednesday evening at eight
thirty o'clock Miss Alicia Mason and
Mr.. Basil Price both Of this city were
united in marriage at the brides home
507 East Promenade Street. Only the
clcsc relatives and friends Of the bride
and groom were present and the we'd
ding at this time came as asurprise
to their many friends. Rev. H. p.
ktk;ns of the Christian crurch said
the pretty wedding ceremony th"t
united this popular c1uc't in wedlJck.
The bride Wore a beautiful travelling
suit of dark blue, with black tailored
hat and a beautiful corsage of roses.
The groom was attired in a dark blue
business suit. Just before the bridal
couple entered little Misses Alberta
Price, niece of the groom and Wilmuth
Mason niece of the bride, daint;ly
dressed in white with baskets of rose
leaves entered and scattered roses for
the bride and groom. The living room
was decorated in lilacs and smilaX, the
mantle being banked in smilaX and
two brass candles stood at each end
throwing forth a bright light. The
ceremony was said under the electric
light which was covered with sm!laX.
Following the ceremony the happy
couple received congratulations and
best wishes andthcn left on the $40
train for Mobcrly and then on to Kan
sas City. where they will spend ten
days. On their return they will be
with the brides mother till they move
into their home on Contra Avenue,
June first. The bride is the charming
daughter of Mrs. Ellen Mason of this
city. she has always made her homo
her and attended school here and also
graduated from Christian College in
Columbia, Mo. She is one Of Mex
ico's finest and most charming women
and has many friends here. Mr.. Price
is the son of Mrs. R. NJ. Price of Col
umbia, Mo. He is a graduate Ct the
Missouri Military Academy here and
also of Gem Business College, he is
manager of one of Audrain's largest
farms and is very popular with all
who know him. Mr.. and Mrs. Price
received many very beautiful and use
full gifts and were given a very happy
send off at the train by their friends
We extend to this happy couple heart
lest congratulations and best wishes.