Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-12-16
SOCIETY

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ening with covers for the following.
Mr., and Mrs. C. C. Bledsoe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryland Rodes, Miss Gertrude
Cunningham and Elliott Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Johnson enter
tanned at a quail dinner Friday even
ing the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. s.. M. Locke, Mrs. Ray Miller of
Ponca, City, Okla, and A. D. jack
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Silliman gave a
five hundred party Saturday evening
at their home on East Love street. At
the close of the games, refreshments
were served. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Streif, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Gallaher, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Corl,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Kelso and Mrs. J..
f. Miller.
John bearing is home from st.
Louis for the holidays.
Mrs, Ray Miller is here from Okla
homa to spend the holidays with her
parents DR., and Mrs. G. l.. Blanks.
Mrs. W. P. Wynn is home from a
visit with her parents in Rocky Ford,
Colo.
DR., and MrGD. T. Moore have re-
turned from a wedding trip and are
now living at the Alamo Hotel.
Mrs. Weber of st. Louis is the
guest of Mrs. Lynn Webb for the
weekend.
Mrs. j. f. Streif, Mrs. ]. w. Gala.
her, Mrs. Melville Paul and Mrs. Har
ry Shrout gave a large matinee party
Friday afternoon at thine Liberty
Theatre. About one hundred ant
twenty guests were present. Ate,
the matinee the party were invited Il
NARROW and Cox, where a buffet luncl
was served. Among the out-of-towl
guests present were Mrs. Henry .
Llcwcllyn of Marshall, Mrs. Kuhne o
Kansas City and Mrs. Phil s. Taylo
of Telford, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris invite
DR., and Mrs. d. T. Moore to be thei
guests at the Orpheum Theatre Nor
day evening and later to NARROW an
Cox.
Mrs. Kate Munroe had as Dime
guests Sunday moor Miss Willie Rot
nett and Will C. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon Whitney of Tu
sa, Okla, spent this week here as II
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A, II. Viii
ney.
Miss Willie Robnett entertained
luncheon Sunday evening Miss Eu
Tucker, DR.. R. S. Williams and w
c. Williams.
Mrs. Charles Harrison was hoste
for the F. f. C. Club Thursday afte
noon when she had them to the Ii
erty Theatre matinee. Afterwar
they went to NARROW and Cox whe
a delicious lunch vas served, L
table decorations were holly a
Christmas foliage.
Miss Lena Bryarly entertained Wi
a line party Monday evening at t
Liberty Theatre followed by refres
ments at NARROW and Cox. Ea
table was centered with red carr
tons and Christmas foliage, In I
partv were the Rev. W, c. Cowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Miller, Mr.. a
Mrs. Thurman Stallings, DR.. and M
R. W. Van Wyngarden, Miss RI
Perkins, Miss Louise Merrell, Prof
sor Bottle and Capt. Moore. Fav'
Of the evening were carnations.
Next Thursday evening, Decent
16. the Orchestra and two glee ell
of Mcmillan High Schol will give
evening of music at the high sch'
The will be free and ev'
one is urged to attend. Mrs. Snod
as head of the orchestra, and N
Maude Wallace, as head of the
clubs. have been working very mar
make this a success and deserve m
praise and credit for the spleI
work they are doing in the schools
Phil S. Taylor of Telford, Te
will arrive next week to join his
who has been the guest OF her
ents here for the last month. 1
will remain here for the Christmas
idays,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson,
and Mrs. Dee L. johnson n !
Franc johnson of Kansas City
spend the holidays here with Mr.
Mrs. Wallace Fry.
Mrs. j. T. johnson, Mrs. Claio'
Jackson and Mrs. c. M. Clay ga
large bridge party Wednesday a
,oon at the beautiful Johnson h
Twelve tables of bridge were EN-
and later the hostesses invited
Quests to the dining room where
eress Scott served refreshments
lowed by coffee, which was serve
Mrs. C. C. Hammond and Mrs
nor williams. The table was d
ated with a basket Of red roses.
r r. Sanford and Miss Mary but
received favors for high scores o
afternoon. The out-of-town g
we're Mrs. Lynn Webb Of k'
City, Mrs. ChasnOff of sedalia'
Zion Whitney of Tulsa, Okla,
Mrs. Ray Miller Of Ponca, City
homa.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Ayle'
n matinee party f.