Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-04-29

and Carrie KEENAN,, Emma McPhee-
tiers and Myrtle Downing.
Mrs. H. B. Brett had a. guests for
lunch Thursday noon: Mrs. L. M.
White, Mrs. Frank See, Mrs. R. R.
Arnold, Jr., Mrs. Ivan Parry and Mrs.
Wallace Fry.
George Will Robertson, III, is home
from an extended visit with relatives
in Bunceton.
Mrs. F. A. Pearl attended the Uni
versity commencement in Columbia
this week. :
Last Sunday when Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Elliott returned home from
church services they found arranged
on their dining room table a "boun-
tiful repast" which had been prepared
by Mrs. Tom Morris and Mrs. Chas.
Campbell in honor of Mrs. Elliott's
birthday. In the center of the table
and the thing that vas the center of
attraction was a beautiful cake dec
grated with something less than a
hundred candles. Covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Woods,
of Hallsville, Mr.. Elliott's sister, Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Morris, Mrs. Morris's father, Mr..
Gass, of Vandalia, MI. and Mrs. Chas.
Campbell and son., Fred.
Mrs. Lloyd W. Biggs, of Texas, will
spend the weekend with Miss Mary
Edith Sims of C~entralia.
The Monday afternoon music club
will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30
with Miss Alta Richie. All members
urged to be present as this is the
election of officers and other import
ant business to be discussed.
Mrs. Hamilton entertained at lunch
con Friday for her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Biggs, of Texas. The table
was attractively centered with a vase
Of tulips and places were for: Miss
Mary Lee Burks, Miss Louise Johnson,
Miss Elaine Silverstein, and Mrs.
Biggs. After lunch the party formed
a line at the matinee.
Major and Mrs. ]. C. Strock and
Collette went to st. Louis Thursday
to be gone several days.
f. H. Mccullough of St. Louis is
the weekend guest of Miss Georgia
Miller.
The music club of the Mcmillan
High School will give a recital next
Friday evening, April 80, at the High
School at which time the public is
most cordially invited. The Glee club
will assist with two or three numbers.
Mrs. Snoddy is the head Of the piano
department and Miss Maude Wallace
head of the glee club.
Miss Bessie Denton spent Tuesday
l in St. Louis shopping.
! A new club has been formed by
I some of our attractive young High
8 School girls for the purpose Of en-
= joying life this summer. They call
themselves 'The Good Time Club" and
we imagine they will have a good
time from all reports. The present
-; membership is: Misses Anna Mar
s garet Burton, Julia Kelley, Elizabeth
White, Elizabeth Wilson, Frances
d Williams, Frances Gooch, Lois Shad-
wick and Lucille Dozier.
+ Mrs. C. c. Bledsoe gave a matinee
e party Friday at the Rialto for Mrs. A
d D. Bledsoe whose birthday it was
I This was a surprise to Mrs. Bledsoe
: and a most delightful one. After the
matinee, luncheon was served at the
Tea Shop. The following ladies were
s invited: Mesdames F. R. Sanford
8 Ferd Howe, E. D. Graham, L. C. Cove
W. H. Wallace, L. P. Crigler, Eaton
A. B. Smith, Alice Armstrong, J. G
Ringo, N. R. Rodes, c. F. Clark, J. v
Fry, and Miss Ped Harrison.
Mrs. F. R. Sanford entertained
Thursday afternoon with a matine'
tea at the Rialto, complimentary t,
lie Mrs. Ivan Perry, of Seattle, and Mrs
ID Frank See of Nashville. After tn
splendid picture the party went to tn
y home of the hostess. During the hou
L the hostess served delicious refresh
ia ments. Miss Mary Buckner preside
at the table and poured coffee.
Re Mr. and Mrs. Nisbet Livingston ar
m entertaining this evening with fv
at hundred party for Miss Georgia Mi
e: Ter.
H. Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gu
8. Lakeland entertained with a line part
at the Rialto and supper at the Ho1
sey for Mrs. Chasnoff and Mrs. LauI
heimer of Sedalia.
d.
THREE MORE TEACHERS SIGN