Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-03-18
SOCIETY

fred Elliott had as guests for lunch in
honor of Mrs. Malcolm Morris and Mr..
and Mrs. Fox, of st. Charles, Mrs.
Hardin Rixey, Mrs. Helen Ford
Turner, Miss Elizabeth Mcclure, Miss
Pauline Van Ness, Capt. and Mrs,
Brant, Mr.. Mcclure, DR.. Miller, DR..
Williams, Mr.. Lindsey and Mr. Tim
berlake.
Master George Henderson spent
Thursday with Mrs. J. E. Streif and
says he had a very fine day.
Miss Willie Robnett and Mrs. E. Y.
Burton are in St. Louis shopping and
visiting.
Miss Mildred West had two tables
Of five hundred Monday afternoon
at her home on East Promenade
street. At the close of the games a
dainty lunch was served the follow
ing: Miss Anna Margaret Burton,
Miss Norma Toalson, Miss Martha
Luckie, Miss Lucille Dozier, Miss Fran.
ces Williams, Miss Elizabeth Wilson
and Miss Julia Riley.
Mrs, J. C. Strock had as luncheon
guests at the Tea Shop Wednesday
Mr.. Brant and Mrs. Fox, of St.
Charles, and little Miss Marion Brant.
Mrs. Hardin Rixey entertained n
few friends Thursday evening FOR Mrs.
Malcolm Morris, of Parsons, Kansas.
Dancing was enjoyed and at a late
hour an elaborate dunch was servel
the following: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Major,
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure, Miss Priest.
of Perry, Miss Mediation, Mrs. Morris,
Mr.. Lindsey, Mr.. H. C. Mcclure, B.
c. Undertake, and Harold Rixey.
Mrs. Malcolm Merris, Miss Eliz-
abeth Mcclure and Mr.. Mcclure were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Wednesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure entertained
a number of friends Monday afternoon
for her house guest, Mrs. Malcolm
Morris, of Parsons, Kan. The after
noon was delightfully."- spent in sew
ing and conversation and at fopr
O'Clock the hostess served delicious re-
freshments to the following: Mes
danes Chas. C~laybrook, Alex Carter,
Earl Brown, Mark Pitcher, Hardin
Rixey, Alfred Elliott, W e. West,
JohI Saylor, Paul Coil, B. G. Reavis,
Omonu~dro, Chas. Sherer, ]. C. King,
Chas. L1"kie, Funk, Brant and Misses
Willie Rt"nett, Mabel Pitcher, Har-
riett P~asqueth, Josephine Wallace and
Gertrude Fry. Among the out Of
town guests were: Mrs. Fox, of St,
Charles Mrs. G. G. Morris, Of Column
bia; Mrs. Malcolm Marris of Kansas;
Miss Wright, of Illinois AMI Mrs, C.
d. Glendye.
The Beta Sig Alumni met with Mrs,
Polla Mcintyre Monday afternoon at
hei homI IN Woodlwn. The extra
guests were: Misses Anna Lacey
Wallace, Elizabeth Henry and Bess
Quinn of Hardin College. During the
afternoon the hostess served a dainty
lunch.
Mrs. George Clark had as lunche0T
guests Thursday noon at the Tea
Shop: Mrs. S. J. Buckner, Mrs. o. L
Martin, Mrs. Malcolm Morris, ant
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure. After lun:i
the hostess and her guests formed
a line party at the Rialto matinee.
Miss Elizabeth Ferris was hostess
Monday for her club of girls. Game:
and music were enjoyed and late
dainty refreshments were served BY
the hostess.
MI. Paviett, of New York, spen'
this week here with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure gave a tiv;
hundred party Tuesday afternoon fol
her house guest, Mrs. Malcolm Morris
Of Parsons, Kansas, at the close o.
the games elaborate refreshments
were served the following: Mesdama'
Maurice Phillip, F. G. Stoltz, G. B
Miller, I. Silverstein, Bernice Cohn
D. Will Lee, j. E. Streif, H. B. Mckinley
E. Y. Burton, George Clark, R. M
White, J. c. Strock, Agnes Bladder
acco, J. W. Gallaher, Hardin Rixey
j Alfred Elliott, Brant, Malcolm Morris
and Fox. Miss Elaine Silverstein an.
Miss Willie Robnett. For the highes
score of the afternoon Mrs. Fox va
awarded, and for the lowest scor'
Mrs. Cohn was favored.
Mrs. Lewis Moore was hostess 70
the young married ladies club Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Wes
Monroe. Regardless of the rain an,
storm these ladies braved it and spen
a most delightful afternoon with thi
charming hostess. Among the extr
guests we're: Mesdames John Den
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