Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-10
SOCIETY
BY MISS GERTRUDE FRY
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UeSudy evening a jolly crowd en-
Joyed a truck ride with Misc Ni13reJ
amaze as chaperon. They drove to
sourg and took their suppers,
"iterWards drove around town awhile.
Those who enjoyed this party woe:
NiSses hazel Mcintyre, Barbara Reav-
heieh Heller, Mary Worreil, Ruth
ii"iPef' katherine Sannebeck, Eiiz-
aOeth 1reen, Frances Parker, Virginia
ho"gers' Edna Shidell OF Oklahoma;
MeSsrS. Blake Williams, Joe Hansen.
g Winans, Edwin Winans, Harold
refKlns, Gibson Winans, Ed Coach,
VIM. Hickman, Harold Rixey and VIM.
Walker johnson.
Miss Barbara Reavis had as her
guests for lunch Friday: Miss Hazel
Mcintyre, Miss Helen Heller and Miss
Edna Shidell of Oklahoma.
Miss Elizabeth Green entertained
MISS Hazel Mcintyre and her house
guest Miss Edna Shidell at six o'clock
EGlnner Thursday evening.
Miss Emma Cauthorn entertained
~NohHay evening with a very delight
i"l ouhet supper and later took her
guests to the Orpheum to attend the
picture Little Women" Those in
ms party We're Mrs. s. NJ. Locke,
Miss Daisy Boone, Miss Martha
Spence, Miss Frances Gill, Miss Mar
tina Mason, Miss Tine Houston and
Miss Esther Houston.
Miss Hilda Harrison entertained
"ln1 a line party at the Orpheum Mon
day for her house guest Miss Gene
VlVe Patton, of Boonville, Mo. After
the movies delicious refreshments
were served at B1ckners. In line were:
Miss Frances Parker, Miss Barbara
Reavis, Miss Leona Jones, Miss Vir-
glnia Rodgers, Miss Hazel Mcintyre,
MISS Anne Lacey Wallace, Miss Ruth
Harper, Miss Shidell Of Oklahoma,
MISS Genevieve Patton of Boonville
and Miss Anna Guthrie
Miss Mary V. Houston departed this
week for>an extended visit in Denver,
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Mckee and
daughter, Julia Nelson, depart Sunday
for Colorado, Springs, for Mr.. Nc
KEGS health. The many friends of
this family regret to see them leave
Mexico but hope they will soon be
back much improved in health.
Mrs. j. W. Gallaner departed this
week for her home in Louisiana, Mo-,
after e visit with her son j. W. Cal
laher, and daughter. Mrs. Jack Streif
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Fry and son,
jim, and Miss Marth9~B Bib of Louis
lana, Mo-, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ". Fry's Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Chas .Luckie and fam
lily will leave Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Wagner and family for a
motor trip to the Ozarks to spend a
week.
Mrs. George Will Robertson, Mrs.
Wallace Fry, Miss Mary Buckner and
Mrs. Wilbur Wallace departed Thurs
day in the Buckner car for a week out
ing at Boonville and Shoto.
Miss Helena Harding of ST. Louis
was the guest of Miss Ellen Reavis
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Malone returned
Thursday from a very delightful auto
trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Donahue, of Macon, Mo-, and
a sister of W. L. Craddock of this
city, has recently sold her beaueiful
home in Macon and is now domisiled
at the Buckingham in st. Louis.
Her husband is in the hospital cutie
i'll.
Miss Frances Haley of Louisiana,
Mo-, is the guest of Miss Helen Will
kins.
Mrs. George A. Garden and two
children, Elizabeth and George, Jr.,
departed Tuesday for their home in
New York after a visit here.
One of the prettiest and most en-
ioyable affairs of the season was the
musicale and tea given last Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Chas. Luckie. The
attractive front porch was decorated
in ferns and vines. Billy Burton and
Am. Luckie stood on the porch 70
open the door for the guests. AT the
door was Mrs. W. G. Burks who dir
.ected to the punch bowl which was
presided over by Miss Maud Wallace.
Miss Hazel Mcintyre. Miss Anna
NQttII anu MISS NCI u III L y L iOlIi
here Mrs. F. P. Van Ness, Mrs. James
Jesse, Mrs. F. N. Henderson and Mrs.
Melville Paul directed to the parlor
where Mrs. Thurman Stallings and
Mrs. w. w. Bolts introduced to the
Charming line. With Mrs. C. B. Luckie
IN line were: Mrs. Boone of Buell.,
Mo-; Mrs. Gregg of Montgomery City:
Mrs. John Kirby of Cleveland, Okla
hema; Mrs. Carter Norris of Fulton;
Mrs. John Weber of st. Louis; Misses
Wallace of Maryville. Mo-; Mrs. c. v.
kanius, Miss Martha Pitcher, Miss
Mildred Wallace and Miss Edna Shl-
dell of Oklahoma. At the dining room
door Mrs. ]. H. Whit.nore and Mrs.
Sherer greeted the gdests and invited
them to the dining room. The table
was beautifully cantered with a vase
Of Gladidli- Mrs. Chas. Carpenter and
Mrs. E. Y. Burton wer seated at the
table and served delicious brick ice
,raam and 3ka and candies aSiStnd hv