Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Fry, Jr., are in
Ha~rrisonville, Mo, for the Plunket1-
ConneIy wedding.
Mrs. C. c. Grimes took some friends
to the Orpheum Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. C. c. Cole of Tulsa, Okla, being
the guest of honor. After the "moV-
les" dainty refreshments were served
at Buckner's. The tables were vcIy
attractive with tiny pink baskets fill
ed with nuts at the place of each
guest and individual cakes topped with
candicd rose and violet leaves.
Mrs. J. S. Mantiply from Clar%o-
vile, No, who has been visiting the
A. P johnson family left today for 4
visit in st. Louis. She was accom-
panied to St. Louis by Mrs. A. P.
} Johnson.
Mrs. Ladwick and Mrs. George Fold
entertained friends who had enter
tanned them during their stay in Mex
leo, with a movie party, Monday af-
~ternoon. About twenty guests were
present and after the pictures ENJOY
ed refreshments at Buckner's.
Miss Margaret Cunningham gave a
sumptuous turkey dinner last Satur-
! day evening in honor of Lieut.. Orlando
Worrell. The centcrpicce for the table
was a gorgeous basket of sweet peas.
Those seated at the table were: Mr..
and Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. j. c. MGR
fit, Misses Margaret Cunningham,
Elizabeth Parker, Dorothy Dean, and
Harry Thomas of Centralia.
Miss Louise Enloe of New Bloom
field, Mo-, has taken Miss Willie
Hooks place at the South Side School.
Miss Enloe is an old Hardin girl aid
we are glad to welcome her to Mex
leo.
Mrs. J. H. Raglan of Kansas City IS
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. ]. Bolts,
of this city and will be joined by her
husband, DR.. Raglan for the weekend.
Mrs. E. T. Moore and Mr.. J. b.
Morris, wife and little daughter, Opal
Frances, of Believer, Mo-, are spend
ing the weekend with Mrs. II. l.. Haul-
monds of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Evans had DIS
dinner guests Monday eevning, Mrs.
Raglan of Kansas City and Mrs. Sallie
Hisey.
Mrs. f. P. Van Ness was hostess
for twelve ladies at a beautifully ap-
pointed high noon dinner Friday in
honor of Mrs. c. C. Cole of Tulsa,
Okla. After the dinner a Symposium"
was held, in which ali participated.
The ladies were afterward entertained
by the talented Miss Pauline Van
Ness. The following guests were
present: Mrs. R. f. See, Mrs. r. NJ.
White, Mrs. L. NJ. White, Mrs. Harper
Van Ness, Mrs. W. w. Pollock, Mrs.
C. F. Clark, Mrs. Charles Bledsoe, Mrs.
Ensign P. c., Herbert B. Plunkett
of this city was married to Miss Elinor
Connely of H~arrisonville, No, Sat
urday, February LIST, just afternoon.
The bride and groom will leave shortly
after the ceremony for Kansas City
and after a short stay there will come
to Mexico for a short visit before En-
sign Plunkett will return to his ship
at Philadelphia. He will be accom-
panied by his bride who will stay until
his ship sails for foreign port. Mrs.
PIunkett is well known in this city
having attended Hardin College for
several years and is a member of the
Beta Sigma Omicron sorority. We
extend heartiest congratulations and
good wishes to this couple and sine. e.
ly hope when sailing dates have been
filled that Ensign Plunkett will bring
his bride to Mexico to live.
Mrs. Garter Norris of Fulton was
the guest this week of her mother,
Mrs. 7. II. Winans.
Mrs. Snoddy had a line party Thurs
day evening to witness the perfor-
nance of "Fi Fl" at the Rialto. Those
in the party were Mesdames C. C.
Cole, l.. NJ. White, Fred Llewellyn and
Miss Mary Buckner.
A lovely luncheon was given by
Mrs. c. A. Barnes Thursday at 1
o'clock to the following guests, Mes
danes C. c. Cole, L. NJ. White, II. E.
Van Ness, F. P. Van Ness and Miss
Gladys Van Ness.