Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-06-05
SOCIETY
By MISS GERTRUDE FRY
Phone No. 244

DR.. II. f. Miller motored to hi
home in Illinois this week for a few
days visit.
Mrs. W. R. Rowland, of Tulsa, Okla,
will spend the weekend with her sis
ter, Miss Eula Tucker.
Capt. C. c. Convey will leave !Suuda!
for his home in Kansas to visit DC,
fore starting out in the interest c
VI. NJ. A. this summer.
Miss RiIIa Powell of St. Louis is tn,
guest of her parents here.
A number of friends of Miss Will,
Whitson gave her a farewell party Al
the Orrheum. In line were: Mrs
II. p. Atkins, Mrs. Ray Pitts, Mrs
R2na Null, Mrs. A. Haberder, Mrs
Koontz, Misses Mary S~tallings, Myrtle
Calhoun, Eva Lee jackson, Mary Bick-
ley, Bess Thomas, Miriam Johnson
Maud Wallace, Katie Marshall, Kitty
Turley, Mildred Franks, Grace Van
Horn, Beulah Marshall, Minnie Van
Horn and Willie Whitson.
Mrs. Ernest Garrett had as dinner
guests Thursday noon: Mrs. j. +,
Dunbar and son of Kansas City, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred B. Kent and family.
Mrs. J. d. Watson of Winnfel1,
Mo, is the guest of Mrs. Edgar Threi-
keld.
Ms. w. F. Shepherd had as her
guests for lunch at the Tea Shop Fri
day noon: Mrs. Edward Kuhn and
Mrs. W. B. Sappington. After the
lunch the hostess and her guests at
tended the Orpheum matinee.
Mrs. w. B. Sappington entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. J. V. Williams, Mrs. James
Jesse and Miss Ruth Jesse of Webster
Groves. This day being the birthday
of all three of the guests of honor, 4
basket of red roses formed the table
decorations and covers were laid for:
Mr.. and Mrs. jesse, Mrs. Joe Rodes
of Webster Groves, Miss Ruth Jesse,
Ralph Jesse, Mrs. Williams and Ed
Williams.
Wednesday Mrs. J. V. Williams
gave a family dinner at her home on
West Love Street. Cut flowers decor
ated the table and a very DELICIOUS din
ner was enjoyed by the following at
the table: Mr.. and Mrs. James JESSE,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Sappington, Mrs.
Joe Rodes and Miss Ruth Jesse OF
Webster Groves, Ralph Jesse, Ed Will
and Will C. Williams.
Mrs. Joe wilkins gave a line party
Tuesday afternoon at the Orpheun
for Mrs. Weir of New York. After
the matinee delicious refreshments
were enjoyed at the Tea Shop. in
line were: Mrs. Paul E. Coil, Mrs.
Atchison, Mrs. T. E. Hook, Mrs.
W. G. Burks, Mrs. Maurice Phillips,
Mrs. G. w. Robertson, Mrs. H. P. At
kins, Mrs. r. NJ. White, Mrs. II. Il.
Brett, Mrs. w w. Fry, Mrs. Fred Pill
cher, Mrs. j. T. Ricketts,, Miss Julia
Ross, Mrs. Weir and Miss Mabel Weir.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Arnold
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Ricketts,, Mrs. |
H. B. Brett, Miss Miriam Arnold, Mrs.
Weir, Miss Mabel Weir of New York, |
and Bradford Brett, motored to theI
Arnold farm and had dinner.
Mrs. NJ. R. Wise had as her CUES. !
lunch at the Tea Shop Monday,
Miss Dexter who was here for NJ. NJ.
\. commencement.
Mrs. EIon bearing gave a very de
ightful luncheon Monday for Mrs.
Weir and Miss Mabel Weir Of New
Mrs. Wilcs of Dayton, Ohio; /
ma Miss Cordelia RAM, of st. Louis.
! three course buffet luncn was ser
ed to the followinss Mcsdames d.
:. Lakenan, j. T. johnson, K. r. Ar
lold, Jr., L.. B. Hawthorne, E. S.
NJ. E. Ross, c. F. Clark, Nan
lie Moore of Dayton, Ohio; ]. T..
Sickctts, Herbert Pryor of Arkansas;
:. p. Van Ness, C. A. Barnes, W. w.
Fry, Whlace bearing, A. P. Green,
:. NJ. White, Fred Pitcher, S. NJ.
4ockc, V. F. Ryan, Mrs. Weir, Miss
Mabel Wier, Mrs. Edgar Wilcs, Miss
Jordelia RAM, Miss Julia Ross and
Hiss Tommie RAM Of st. Louis.
'nffCc was served in the dining room
With Mrs. Wallace bearing at the
able which was very attractive with
large basket of pink pconics and
in the center of the table, Misses
iarv and Martha bearing assisted in
irving.
Mrs. f. s. Wilson gave a one
luncheon 1T The rca Shop We'd
for Mrs. Fred Gardner of JEFF
erson City. The table was most at
ractively centered with a vase of
,ronirS and an eIepaut luncheon Uas