Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Taylor of Telford, Tenn, Mrs. Carter
Norris Of Fulton and Miss Betty Ann
Taylor.
The Helping Hand Circle Of the
Kings Daughters met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. C. D. Sherer on
East Love street. Officers for the
coming year were elected. They are
as follows: Leader, Mrs. C. F. John
son; first vice-leader, Mrs. Ben Ell
liott; second vice-leader, Mrs. F. ".
Gone third vice-leader, Mrs. Leo Han
ley; treasurer, Mrs. P. E. Coil; assist
ant treasurer, Mrs. Cortez Edmon-
ston; recording secretary, Mrs. 3. NJ.
Bush; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Gorrell. The circle will hold their
bazaar Saturday, December 4, at
Bush's Undertaking parlors, Every
tairg fsrthe baby and small child will
be on sale, as well as Christmas
,hings of many kinds, candy, cake and
broad. At the close of the meeting,
REFRESHMENTS wer served by the host
cs3es, Mrs. Sherer, Mrs: Hopkins,
Mre. Wales and Mrs. Davenport. The
re&t meeting will be December 16,
Yhaa Mrs. Cheney of st. Louis will
e resent to address the circle and
tail the new officers.
One CT the prettiest teas Of the
sc1-2n "a given Thursday afternoon
irom 3 10 6 o'clock by Mrs. Charles
@. Eledsoe and Mrs Cortez Edmon-
Ston at Mrs. Bledsoe's home. The
house was decorated in roses and
2hlysanthemums. Miss Gertrude Fry
was at the front door to greet the
guests and Mrs. Ned Rodes and Mrs.
C. +. Clark introduced them to the re-
ewing lire. Mrs. Charles Clark and
Mrs. W. w. Pollock invited the guests
to the dining room. A huge bascket
of yellow and white chrysanthemums
were in the center of the table and
danny yellow and white flower can
dies were at each side. During the
afternoon, Mrs. George Will Robert
son, Mrs. Guy Lakeland, Mrs. Wallace
Fry ard Mrs. Maurice Phillip presided
IT the table, assisted by Mrs. Sam
Sharp, Mrs. l.. Y. Moore, Mrs. Cary
J ange, Mre. Fred Llewellyn and Mrs.
+. r. Sanford.
Mrs. Joseph Barth and Miss Cor
inne Barth were at home to friends
Wednesday afternoon from a to 6
O'Clock to meet Mrs. Alfred Lehman
and Mrs. Edgar Hartzell of Youngs-
town, Ohio. The home was attract
lively decorated in chrysanthemums,
~oses and ferns. Mrs. Ferd Howe and
Hrs. A. s. Houston greeted the
cucsts in the front hall and directed
to the receiving line which was in the
~arlor. With Mrs. Barth and Miss
Rarth stood Mrs. Alfred Lehman,
Trr. Edgar Hartzell, both of Youngs-
town, Ohio, Mrs. Waltman Of st.
Touis, Mrs. Chasnoff of st. Joseph,
No, Mrs, Phil S. Taylor of Telford,
Tenn, and Mrs. Harrison Brown. At
the library door, Mrs. Cortez Edmon-
ston and Mrs. Maurice Phillip greet
ed the guests, and Mrs. Bernice COIN,
Mrs. C. C. Bledsoe, Mrs. L. M. White
and Miss Altha Richie assisted in
directing the guests to the dining
room. At the dining Dom door, Mrs.
Sam Sharp and Mrs. j. C. Mundy as
sisted. In the center of the dining
table. was a beautiful brides bouquet
of orphelia roses and baby narcissus
with white tulle bows at the end of
the basket, which held the bouquet.
Mrs. F. R. Sanford and Miss Mary
Buckner sat at the table and served
dock, Margaret Cunningham and Ger
trude Fry.
delicious salad course assisted by
Misses Emily Gibbs, Isabelle Grad
Mrs. Frank Henderson was hostess
for the P. f. o. chapter Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Sproul read an inter