Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-10-07

decorated with a large basket Of
oses. Attractive place cards marked
the following places: Mrs. w. G..
Bruoks, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs.
Hugh Sproul, Mrs. B. G. Reavis, Miss
Mary Lee Burks, Johnston Coil and
Mrs. Charles Carpenter.
Misses Dorothy and Carolyn Wor-
rell we're hostesses for the Beta
Sigman Omicron alumnae Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. George Lee of Bow
ling Green was the only out-of-town
guest. A delicious buffet lunch was
served at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. D. S. Burroughs entertained
at luncheon at the Tea Shop Wednes-
day moor for Mrs. Charles Carpenter
of st. Louis. After lunch, the party
attended the Rialto matinee. The
guests were Mrs. w. G. Burks, Mrs.
B. M. Bush, Mrs. Charles Carpenter
and Miss Mary Lee Burks.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter of st.
Louis was 4 dinner guest of Mrs.
Hugh Sproul Wednesday evening.
The E. L. Cass home on South
Clark avenue was most attractively
decorated in asters and foliage Mon
day afternoon, when Mesdames E. L.
Cass, Laura Houghland, J. C. Mundy
and J. G. Livingston gave one of the
largest receptions of the season. Miss
Eleanor Cass met the guests at the
porch and at the door Mrs. D. S.
Burroughs invited them to the re-
ceiving line. Mrs. Joe wilkins, Mrs.
E. R. Locke, and Mrs. W. w. Bolts
assisted in introducing the line. With
the hOstesses in line were Miss Cor
inne Barth, Mrs. F.. H. McCulloch of
st. Louis, Mrs. J. E. Miller, Mrs. Roy
Pearl, Mrs. Charles Carpenter Of st.
Louis and Miss Reno of St. Louis.
After meeting his line, Mrs. Alex
Carter and Mrs. Austin Lewis invited
the guests to the dining room. Those
assisting there wore Mrs. Charles
Claybrook, Mrs. W. w. Pollock, Mrs.
T, n. Henderson and Mrs. George
win Robertson, who served at the
table during the hours, assisted by
Misses Mary Lee Burks, Maurine
Heller and Martha bearing, Mrs
NrClanahan Of Fulton, Mrs. F. W
Cone. Mrs, Ben Vim, Mrs. Nisbet
. Livingston, Mrs. ]. T.. Streif and Miss
3 Mary Barks. Delicious ice cream
caE" and candies wore served. The
dining table was beautifully dccorat.
ed with q huge basket Of pink anc
white astcrs. From the dining room
Mrs. HciEcr. Mrs. J. C. Stoy, anC
Yrs J, W, Gallahcr invited every ont
10 'ao punch bowl, which was pres
iaed over by Miss Franc Johnson, Ms,
Carolyn WorreH, Miss Gertrude Gun.
bingham, Miss Ruth Perkins and Mrs
Lester Miller. Others assisting in thu
p~arlors and hall were Mrs, c. A
Barnes, Mrs. W. w. Williams ant
Mrs. Charles Harrison.
Mrs. Heller was hostess Frida,
afternoon for the F e. c. Club at he
home on South Clark avenue. Thi
was in honor of Mrs. Charles Carpen
ter of st. Louis who is a former mem
Der of the club and is visiting here
Mrs. Heller invited q few guests Il
meet with The club and to greet Mrs
Carpenter again. The guests included
Mrs. Hugh Sproul, Mrs. B. ". Bush
Mrs. Wiley Cori, Mrs. DE Vault, MIS-
Emma McPheeters and Miss Mar.
q, S~ullincer, At s o'clock. the hostes.
served n two course lunch.
Mrs. Clanahan Of Fulton was
weekend guest of har parents, MI
and Mrs. F. A. Pearl.
The Rev. W. c. CowaYt cntertaiur
at dinner at the Hoxsey Hotel Friday
complimentary to the Rev. and Mrs
G. C. Grimes who depa~'ed Friday af
ternoon for Memphis, Tenn, to MAKE
their home. Covers were for the Rev
and Mrs. W. P. Wynn. Col. and Mrs
E. Y. Burton and Doctor and Ms
Grimes.
Miss Jennie Karnes entertained tht