Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-02

: Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. C. Tuckner had
as dinner guests for dinner Thursday
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Will Swan.
Mrs. Daisy MATHS invited Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Llewellyn to have dinner
with her at the Tea Shop Thankskiv-
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harrison,
Wallace bearing, Miss Martha Dear
!ng and Frank bearing motored to
Columbia to the foot ball game Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lynn Webb and daughter of
Kansas City are guests Of Judge and
Mrs. Alex Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Atchison were
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Hook for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Frank R. Sanford gave a very
delightful matinee tea Monday after
noon at the Liberty Theatre and to
the Tea Shop, complimentary to Miss
Corinne Barth, a bride of next Tues
day. At the Tea Shop a line was
formed of Mrs. Phil S. Taylor Of Tel
ford, Tenn, Mrs. Alfred Lehman and
Mrs. Edgar Hartzell of Youngstown,
Ohio, Mrs. Dean Johnson of Tacoma,
Wash, Mrs. Joseph Barth, Mrs. Ferd
Howe, Mrs. F. R. Sanford and Miss
Barth, who greeted the guests. Then
Mrs. Hartzell took her place at the
table and poured tea. The table was
attractively centered with white chry-
santhemums and a buffet lunch was
served the guests.
Tuesday afternoon, Miss Mary
Buckner entertained at bridge fol
Miss Corinne Barth. At the close OF
the games, Mrs. F. R. Sanford anG
Miss Barth were awarded favors fol-
the highest scores. The Buckner home
was artistically decorated in chrysan-
themums and roses. Mrs. Harrison
Brown and Mrs. Alfred Lehman Of
Youngstown poured coffee, assisted by
Mrs. Wallace Fry, Mrs. L. M. White
and Mrs. George Will Robertson, who
served the guests a two course lunch
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mrs. Dean Johnson, of Tacoma
Wash, Mrs. Edgar Hartzell and Mrs
Alfred Lehman Of Youngstown, Ohio
and Mrs. John Kirby of Oklahoma.
Miss Eva Miller spent the weekend
in st. Louis with Judge and Mrs. E
H. McCulloch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Llewellyn Of
Marshall are guests Of relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. West, Miss
Daisy Boone and Miss Eula Tucker
motored to Columbia Sunday ant
spent the day.
Miss Martha Mason gave a five hun
bred party Wednesday evening for he
guest, Miss June Covington of E
Paso, Texas, and for her nephew
Mason Guthrie. At the close Of thu
games, refreshments were served b!
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Gorrell
The highest scores of the evening
went to Mrs. Ryland Rodes and Mis-!
Covington. Those present we're
Misses Polly Miller, Priscilla Same
beck, Carolyn Worrell, Margaret viii
son, June Covington and Frank Will
kins, Bryan Kelso, Clarke Gibbs, Ma
son Guthrie and Capt. Raymond
Wore of NJ. M. A.
Miss Media Streif had as guests TO
dinner Thanksgiving day Miss Pink
Gentry, Jane Timberlake and Be-
Undertake. After dinner Mrs. Strei
c]haperoned the party to the MATINEE
at the Liberty Theatre.
Ben Kitrell had as guests for Dime:
at the Tea Shop Thanksgiving MI
and Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Wright, ant
Miss Neva Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. johnson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne Jack
son and Mr. A. D. Jackson at Dime
at the Tea Shop Thursday noon.
Miss Mildred Undertake was a din
ner guest of her father, B. E. Timber
lake at Miss Kelly's Thursday oon
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Nelson, Mrs
Lynn Webb and Mrs. Roy Eblin mo
tored to Columbia to the Missouri
Kansas game Thursday.
Mrs. F. N. Henderson entertained a
bridge last Saturday afternoon TO
Miss Corinne Barth. The guests in
cluded Mrs. Clyde Blattner, Mrs
Frank Glass. Mrs. Harry Hawley
Mrs. r. M. White, Mrs. Fu-st, Mrs. s
M. Locke, Mrs. Bernice Cohn, Mrs
Maurice Phillip, Mrs. Edgar Hartzel
of Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. Chasnof
and Mrs. Mailman of st. Louis an,
Miss Elaine Silverstein, Miss Corinn
Barth and Mrs. Everett of st. Louis
At the close of the games, the hostes
served Refreshments.
Mrs. Paul E. Coil gave a luncheon a