Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-09

AFTERNOON.
Mrs. R. W. Berry entertained Mrs.
Joe Smith, Mrs. Will Smith and Mrs.
Morris of Quincy at the Orpheum
Theatre Wednesday afternoon. Later
refreshments were served at NARROW
and Cox.
Mrs. R. M. White was hostess for
the F. A. E. Club Friday at a 1
o'clock luncheon followed by bridge
games during the afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon, Miss Florence
Woodin, Miss Maude Gates, Tiff Gar
rison and Marion Sparrow motored to
Columbia to hear Reinald Warren
rath who gave a song recital as n
of the numbers on the Phi Mu Alpha
Course of concerts at the University.
Mrs. A.. P. Green is home from a
trip to New York where she visited
her two daughters, Misses Elizabeth
and Martha Green, who are attend
ing school in the Hud-
son.
The Ko-Ko-Mo. Club was enter
tanned Monday evening with a kid
party at the home of Eliza Goslin.
The guests were dressed as small
children, the girls wearing short
dresses and their hair down and tied
with ribbons and the boys wearing
knee-trousers. The rooms were at
%tractively decorated in the club col
ors. The evening was spent in
, games and dancing. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Miss Marguerite Greer, who is
teaching school at Hale, Mo-, and
Miss Gladys Moss spent the weekend
here with Miss Greers parents. They
came here from Columbia, where they
attended the Missouri Kansas foot.
ball game.
One Of the most elaborate and pref.
test weddings Of the winter was sol
emnized Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Barth on Eas'
Monroe Street when Miss Corinnt
Barth, youngest daughter of Mrs
Barth was married to Sol T. Open
heimer of Utica, N. Y. At 6:3l
o'clock in the evening Rabbi Leol
Harrison of St. Louis said the cere
mony. Just proceeding the brida
couple, Miss Florence Hortense Lieb
man, niece of the bride played tn
wedding march at little Jane There's
Hartzell marched down the stairs car
rying a flower basket of pink rose
and ferns. The bride and groom
came down together and took thei
places at the altar in the parlor. TIL
altar was of white chrysanthemum
and ferns. Following the weddin
ceremony a seven n dinner wa
served. The bride wore a gown O
white silk net over white satin an
trimmed in beaded net PANELS, he
court train was of Duchess lace an
satin and fell from the shoulders
Her veil was of tulle and lace an
, caught in cap shape effect and trim
med in orange blossoms. Her onl
Jewel was a bar pin of diamonds Sc
; in platinum which was a gift frol
he bridegroom. She carried a shove
bouquet of brides roses and vale
! lilies. Miss Florence Hortense Liel
l man was gowned in a white embroit
. cred dress trimmed in Irish lace. Lii
| tie Jane Theresa Hartzell also a nett
= { the bride, wore a dainty dress
flesh georgette embroidered in Dire
den flowers. Mrs. Barth, mother
| the bride, wore a black lace gov
Il with jet over dress. The wedding di
3 ner was served by Cateress Scott al
helpers and the table was most a
Z tistically conferred with a huge we
I ding cake. Around this were viii
c roses and ferns. AT each end
/ the table were fiat pieces Of PHI
roses entwined in the ferns and fro
Z the sides were pink roses. During t
{ dinner, toasts we're offered to t
), bride and groom and good wish
q given by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Oppe
T. heimer left at 10 o'clock for Chica.
IL md will go from there to their hor
Is in Utica, N. Y. They will be at hor
IL at the hotel Martin, Utica, N. :
Il after the middle of the month. T
brides travelling dress was a thr
I'd riecc suit of brown chamoistyne Gle
l. with the coat trimed in Caracul fl
D. Her hat and shoes were also Of brow
Mrs. Oppenheimer is one of Mexic