Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-18
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SOCIETY
observation-disclosures

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and Mrs. Truck in Illinois this
week.
Mrs. John Richie of Sturgeon and
Mrs. Gill Turner Of Centralia were
guests on Mrs. Sam Sharp and Miss
Alta Richie Thursday.
Gordon Pearson is spending the
weekend with his parents in Kirk
wood.
Miss Dale and Miss Efie Campbell
OF Christian College were guests of
Miss Mabel Hill and Miss Rosebud
Mcpherson Thursday for the M. M.
A.-Wentworth game. They attended
the Homecoming dance at the Elks in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler of Oklahoma
were guests here this week. Mrs.
Wheeler was formerly Miss Frddie
Williams Of Hardin College and Mr..
Wheeler was formerly Miss Freddie
Mrs. Hugh Cartwright invited a
few friends to the Tea Shop Monday
afternoon to say good bye to Mrs.
Kenneth Sanford who was leaving
Tuesday for her home in the East
after a visit here. A two course lunch
was served the following: Mesdames
f. r. Sanford, Ferd Howe, l.. NJ.
White, R, E. See, r. R. Buckner, w.
&. Johnson, L. B. Hawthorne, H. B.
Brett, A. P. Green, +. S. Wilson, M.
b. Guthrie, Jean ORear, C. C. Bled-
soc, Kenneth Sanford and Miss Mary
Buckner. The guest of honor was
given a beautiful corsage of violets
and roses.
Mrs, Fred Llewellyn entertained at
a bridge luncheon Thursday at /
O'Clock at her home on Woodlawn.
The tables were conferred with pink
carnations and the place cards were
hand painted of the same color. After
the lsncheon bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon.
Hiss Corinne Barth had a lunch
con guests at the Tea Shop Monday
for Mrs. Edgar Hartzell of Youngs-
town, Ohio, and Mrs. Kenneth Sam
ford Of Baltimore; Mrs. F. R. San
ford, MIS-. Ferd Howe and RMS. JOS
eph Barth.
Miss Marcena johnson spent few
days here this week.
Mrs. Maurice Phillip will give a
bridge party next Tuesday for Miss
Corinne Barth and house guests of
Sedalia.
Miss Elaine Silverstein entertained
the Gamma Alumnae Monday after
noon at her home in Woodlawn COM
plimentary to her guest, Miss Fran
ces Davis Of Dennison, Texas. At
4:30 o'clock, refreshments we're serv-
ed by the hostess. The extra guests
were: Miss Augusta Pitts Of Arm
strong, Miss Dorothy Johnston and
Miss Ann Long of Hardin College.
Mrs, Harry Atchison invited a few
neighbors and friends in Tuesday af-
ternoon for her guests, Mrs. J. NJ.
Bush and Mrs. A. Mezrell of Seattle,
Wash, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bush of
Columbia. The afternoon was spent
in music and conversation and at 5
o'clock refreshments were served.
Mrs. I. Silverstein and Mrs. Ber-
nice Cohan had a line party Thurs
day evening at the Liberty Theatre
for Mrs. j. NJ. Bush and Mrs. A. Mez-
rell Of Seattle, Wash. Others in line
were; Mrs. Harry Atchison, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bush and Mrs. Maurice
Philip. After the pictures, refresh
ments wercserved at NARROW and
Cox.
Mrs. Will Lee was hostess for the
Bridge luncheon club Wednesday t
1 o'clock. After the luncheon, games
of bridge were played. The guests of
the club were Mrs. George Clark,
Mrs. O, J.. Martin, Mrs. Fred Lew
ellyn. Mrs. H. f. c. Tucker, Mrs. J.
c. Murdy and Mrs. j.. w. Dry.
Mrs. Harry Atchi3on has been en-
tertaining a house party this week at
her home on West Monroe street.
Her guests are Mrs. J. NJ. Bush and
Mrs. A. Mezroll of Seattle, Wash,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bush of Columbia and
Miss Kathleen Flemming of Marshall,
Mo-, Thursday, the following ladies
spentthe day with Mrs. Atchison and
her guests: Mrs. Melford, Mrs. r. A.
Rody and Miss Frances Bush of Cen
Miss Mary Ellen Blackman cele-
brated her sixth birthday Monday
with a party at her home on East
Bolivia. Games were played by the
girls and later refreshments
The guests were Misses I've
Mae Pitcher, Billye Burlington, Mary
Williams, Latalee Cox,
Celia 10 Phillip, Mary Ellen Lewis,
Mary Barbara and Maud Ethel Ket-
ter, Emily Williams, Helen Clanton,
Anna Margaret Griffin, Ruth Roberts
and Bobby LANCE.
Mrs. Sam Sharp and Miss Alta
entertained with a bridge lun-
cheon Saturday at their home on
The color scheme was
and white with large yellow
chrysanthemums on the table and
yellow pencils and place cards
md talleys. Luncheon was served the
Mesdames L. M. White,