Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-05-15

pheum n later the party went to
the Paul home on North Jefferson
Street and enjoyed games, music and
dainty refreshments. In line were:
| Misses Willie Morris, Neva Button,
| Aileen Collier, Elizabeth. Squires,
Laura Carter, Katherine Bass, Mil
dred Shadwick, Margaret Warner, Ida
Moore Hopkins, Mary Louise Lewis,
Martha Luckie, Nellie Marie Barrett,
Frances Shook, Alice Wagner, Floren-
| ce Carleton, Elizabeth Ferris, Mabel
Brown Jackson, Mary Louise Haw-
thorne, Dorothy Stallings, Lucille Doz-
Ter, Waldine Barnes, Flavius Collins,
Frances Williams, Mildred West,
Frances Rixey, Janice Emmons, Ellen
Reavis, Virginia Ellen Wilkins, Anna
Margaret Burton, Lucille Harrell, Mel
burn Fields, Julia Riley, Pauline Col
Inns, Christina Kunkel, Dorothy Bar
nett and Virginia Alexander.
Tuesday afternoon, at her pretty
home in Waddington place, Mrs.
James Haskell gave one of the pref
test and most elaborate card parties
of the season for Mrs. Bradley of Ken
lucky. The house throughout was
very attractively decorated in spring
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till five o'clock when a number of ex-
ira guests were invited to enjoy with
the card players the elegant two
course luncheon which the hostess
served. Each guest was given as favcr
of the afternoon, a beautiful pink
rose. Pink and white were the colcrs
FUSED throughout the party. Those a.
S;sting the hostess in serving were:
Mrs. George Wharton, Mrs. Jack Den
ser, Mrs. H. D. Sproul, Mrs. E. s.
Can't, Mrs. Jessie Walstrom, and Mrs.
W. H. Brown. The guests who en-
joyed this delightful party included:
Mesdames o. L. Martin, D. D. Duilay,
c. S. Harrison, Virgil r. Ryan, w. Il.
BROWN, George Kemp, L. c. Cove.
]. W. Gallahac, R. NJ. White, S. NJ.
Locke, ]. 7 johnson, James C. Nun
oy, Ed B. keath, Robert W. Berry,
Leo Hanly, Bradford Sappington, H.
E. C. Tucker, j. E. Streif, Will Lee,
James Martin, H. B. Mckinley, S.
]. Buckner, Ralph Buckner, c. C.
Hammond, J. W. Burlington, N. r.
Rodes, McF. Gamble, F. C.. Stoltz,
P. R. Holmes, D. S. Burroughs, E. l..
Cass, ]. W. Perkins, Harry Atchison,
Tom E. Hook, E. R. Locke, E. Y. Bur-
ton, Charles Clark, W. W. Fry, Jr.,
Laura Hougland, Betty Bradley of
Georgetown, Kentucky, Misses Mary
V. Houston, Elizabeth Parker, Sue
Ringo, liberia Sproul, and Louise En-
loe.
Mrs. Eben Price and daughter are
the guests of Mrs. Prices parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Gibbs.
Miss Lucy Denham spent the week
end with her parents in Centralia.'
She had as her guests from here:
Misses Evelyn Threlkeld, Mildred
Pearl and Carolyn Worrell.
Mrs. Ivan Ashworth is the guest of
her sisters, Mrs. Otis Purdy and Mrs.
J. C. Mundy. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashworth
r moving to Moberly to reside and
Mr. Ashworth will manage a hotel
there.
Robert Campbell former instructor
in Mcmillan High School here is the
guest of Gibson Winans for a few
days.
Mrs. J. C. Mundy was hostess Fri
day afternoon for a very enjoyable
tea at her pretty home on West Mon
roe Street. The F. E. C. club of which
the hostess is a member, met first and
at four o'clock the yassisted in meet
in gthe guests who called. Mrs.
Wallace bearing and Mrs. Otis Purdy
invited the guests to the dining room.
At the table Mrs. Bert Wells and Mrs.
Charles Carpenter served delicious ice
cream. The table was covered with
lace mats and beautifully conferred
with a vase of pink roses. Misses
Martha johnson and Rosalee johnson
and Mrs. Clayborn Jackson assisted
in serving the cake, cream and mints.
In the e troom, Mrs.E. L. Casser-
we'd chocolate and waters, assisted by
Mrs. W. L. Reed, Mrs. D. S. Bur-
roughs, Mrs. P. E. Coil and Mrs. A
A. Wallace.
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