Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-23

ter, Veva Saxton, Sallie Beeler, Dora
dell Kellogg, Marguerite Nichols, Ell
dertine broom, Frances Parker and
Elizabeth Harper. The active chap
ter present were Misses Dorothy
Johnston, Ann Long, Alice Collision,
Rosebud Mcpherson, Mabel Hill, EN-
lily Gibbs and Margaret Wilson.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. W. Million enter
tanned the girls who had made an
average of "A" in their classes this
year, with a dinner at the Tea Shop
atUrday evening.
Miss Milligan entertained the girls
who had made an average of "A" in
housekeeping so far this year with a
dinner at the Tea Shop Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. R. r. Arnold had as her guests
at the Orpheum Theatre Friday after
moo Mrs. Vaughan of Virginia and
Nrs. Woodford Settle of Ce~ntralia,
Mo.
Mrs. Ecton entertained the follow
ny guests Saturday with a line party
at the Orpheum Theatre: Mrs. Joel
Gard, Mrs. II. P. Rudasill, Miss Iva
Belle Rudasill, Mrs. Henry Quinn of
Laddonia and MI. and Mrs. C. B.
Ect0n.
One of the most enjoyable events
N the Beta Sigma Omicron calendar
of this year, was that of last Monday
evening when the pledges of the sor-
ority entertained the active members
with a formal Christmas party. The
sorority colors of ruby and pink were
carried out in the decorations and in
the refreshments. Streamers of these
"olors were twisted from the light to
the corners of the table on which was
a small Christmas tree. The time
was spent in dancing and in conver-
s~ation, after which refreshments were
served. Following this, the president
of the active chapter here was pre-
scented with a birthday cake, since
the day before had been the birthday
of the sorority. Each guest received
q package from the Christmas tree.
Those who gave the party were Mary
Hawkins, Edith Egland, Aileen Park
err, Julia Plank, Lucille Cracraft,
Amelia Graham, Billy Cox and Bar
bara Reavis, The guests were Ruth
Noah, Anne Wallace, Ruth Harper,
Helen Heller, Mary Worrell, Gladys
Blackburn, Bonnie Enloe, Mazelle
Pollard, Elizabeth Henry, Hazel Nc
Intyre and Mrs. Ryland Rodes.
The local doctors of the Audrain
county medical association gave a
banquet at the Hoxsey Hotel Friday
evening for the Hospital board and
visiting doctors who were here for the
formal opening Of the new hispital.
The BANQUET was followed by a
smoker during which time DR.. Mel
son Of st. Louis made a most inter-
csting address, this was followed by
short talks by DIR. Noyes of Columbia,
md DIR. McAllister of Columbia.
Among those from o~ut-of-town who
attended were the following from Col
"Nnbia: DR.. Joe Thornton, DR.. Nifong,
DR.. Kleinschmidt, DR.. Moves, DR..
Snced, DR.. McAllister. From Fulton
we're: DR.. Mccall, Dr.. Crews, DR..
Christian, DR.. Owens and DR.. Nc
Cuhbin. From Sturgeon, DR.. McCom-
as. From Moberly: DR.. Joe Flem-
ling. Dr. Streeter of the Woodlawn
Hospital and DR.. Reagon. From Sal
isbury was DR.. Hawkins. The board
members invited were: Messrs. Nate
Phillip, ], W. Dry, Fred Pitcher, Joe
Considine and A. P. Green, and Miss
Peitz the very capable superintendent
# the Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. c. TUCKER and
Bobby were dinner guests of Mrs. w.
G.. Burks on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Nevaus of Kan
Sos City were guests of Miss Mary
Lee Burks Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Brown has just return
ID from Columbia where she attended
'hc wedding of her niece Miss Paul
me Prather to Mr.. Andrew DuPree of
Madden, Fla. They will make their
home in Spartenburg, S. G., where
Mr.. DuPree is in business.
The Kings Daughters circles had
supper at the Hoxsey Thursday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Cheney Of st.
Louis who spoke to the Helping Hand
circle here in the afternoon. During
the supper Miss Ruth Harper read and
Mrs. McAllister Of the Home gave a
few selections. After this Mrs.