Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27
SOCIETY

party Friday afternoon at the Rialto
in honor of Miss Carolyn Johnson, Of
Chicago. After the matinee delicious
refreshments were served at NARROW
and Cox to the following: Misses
Martha bearing, Mildred Pearl, Ruth
Perkins, Edna Buckley, Mary Hatcher,
Matte Ward, Mrs. Ray Worley, Mrs.
Ford Christian and Miss Carolyn
johnson.
Mrs. Fred Llewellyn gave a bridge
party Friday afternoon at her home
on Woodlawn. Six tables of bridge
were enjoyed till five-thirty when the
hostess served delicious refreshments.
Mrs. W. S. Doolin celebrated her
husbands birthday Friday evening by
having a surprise party for him. Five
hundred was enjoyed by the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Den
ser, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kemp, Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Gallaher, Mr.. and Mrs.
NcF. Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Streif and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Luckie.
At the close Of the games elaborate
lunch was served,
The United Daughters Of the Con-
feGeracy will give a tea at the home
of Mrs. Frank R. Sanford on the af-
ternoon of June /, in honor of the
State President, Mrs. Higgins, of
St. Louis, whom her friends know as
Miss Maude Harvey, a former Hardin
girl. Following the tea a luncheon
will be given at the Tea Shop follow
ing which every one will attend the
Hardin Commencement. This is to
be quite an enjoyable affair and all
the clubs of the town as well as others
will be invited to the tea to meet Mrs.
Higgins.
A very enjoyable dance was given at
the Elks Home Tuesday evening with
music by the Moberly orchestra. About
twenty ~co1nlcs were present and the
night was ideal for dancing.
Mrs. J. E. Ross, of this city, depart
ed Wednesday from St. Louis for
Cbesterrown. MARYLAND. to spend the
simmer with her danghtor Mrs W
w. Hubbard and Mr., Hubbard. Miss
JuJia Ross i ar nrceent in this citv
with Mrs, W. w. Frv and later will
90 north with frfends for the summer
Mrs. VIM. Stuock and SON. Whit
nov, will arrive abopt .Jnne from
Nnw York 20 visit Mrs S+neck,e mar
an+s Mr.. and Mr. ". 2. whitney.
The Fnworth Iaaauro IF thc NJ. f.
Church South has , Dartv Thursday
ripl+ at H., church A t'+tra nlavlet
wac givor hv eona # tha rcmbcrs
and later Games and music were en-
loved. followed bv light refreshments.
Mrs ,Joo Iuckie entertained with
= line marty at the Riolto Tuesday
afternoon and lotor IN tho Toa cbon
for do1ic;o1s rofrorhmo,rs
Mrs T, c Rohnct+ and Miss Willie
Rohne,. ao+ortainod Wednesday, after-
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