Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-31
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clubs postponed meetings TO observe
this close Of the Lenten season.
Mrs. c. A. Belts and son of st.
Louis are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
M. White.
Mrs. Stephen A. Jameson of Chi
cago will arrive Tuesday to be the
guest Of Miss Gertrude Fry for two
weeks.
The Add-A-Member Glass Of the
Methodist Church met with Mrs. Best
Friday afternoon on South Olive
Street. After the business meeting a
social hour was enjoyed during which
time refreshments were served.
William Burton entertained with a
matinee party Monday afternoon in
honor of his eleventh birthday. Miss
Anna Margaret Burton and Miss
Frances Williams chaperoned the
party and took them to NARROW and
Cox after the matinee for refresh
ments. In line were: Bradford
Smith, Jack Gregory, Alfred Elliott,
Melvin Gallemore, William Luckie,
George Glass, James Toohey, E. Y.
Burton, Jr., Misses Lorrain Ford,
Christian Demtriss, and Mary Vir-
ginia Ragsdale.
The U. D. G. Chapter will give a
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Silver Tea and Musicale on Monday
evening April A at the home Of Mrs.
]. T. Johnson, East Monroe street.
Mexico's best talent will take part in
the musicale and the public is gener-
ally invited to attend.
Mrs. W. G. Johnson returned Sat
urday night from a months visit in
the East.
Mrs. Elon bearing vas hostess Fri
day afternoon to the Thimble Club
and at four o'clock a number OF
friends were invited in to tea. Among
the out Of town guests We're: Mrs
Rose Mcbride of Portland, Ore, anC
Mrs. C. A. Belts of Jefferson City
A two course lunch was served follow.
ed by coffee. The dining table was
conferred with a spring basket of fol
,iage and blossoms and Mrs. w. w
Fry and Mrs. w. w. Pollock r".,'
coffee assisted by Mrs. Joe Wilkins
Mrs. A. H. Whitney, Mrs. c. A
Barnes and Miss Gertrude Fry.
Miss Frances Cunningham has re
turned from an extended visit in Elk
~celsior Springs,
The Gloom Chasers met Frida!
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LANCE
Five hundred was played and Mrs
Maurice Phillip and Judge Bledso'
were favored for highest scores of tn
evening. The guests of the club wer
Mr., and Mrs. Turner Williams
Strawberries and angel cake wer
served after the games.
Mrs. Frank Hollingsworth wa
hostess for the P, E!o. Chapter Mon
day afternoon at her home on Scr
eJfferson. Mrs. Randolph was leader
The following question was debated
"Should Ireland Be Free?" Affirma
tive: Mrs. Laura Hougland and Mrs
Earl Brown. Negative, Mrs. Alex Car
ter and Mrs. Henderson. The affirma
tive won.
Miss Louise Wiggenhorn of Ash
land, Nebraska, is the guest Of Mis-
Ruth Perkins. :
The Mexico Federation of Women
Clubs met at the Public Library, Nor
+. day afternoon. March Il. The men
F. h'rs- Of the Music club were the hos
tesses ofthe meeting, They present
. ed an illustrated lecture on the Al
! Cathedrals of France which was ser
| cut by dorado Taft. Miss Emma M
/. Pheeters made the Introductory r,
: marks. She spoke principally of tn
/. floor plan of the Gothic Cathedral
{, and Of the style of architecture ger
orally used. Miss Anne Lewis rea,
, the lecture which accompanied tn
) slides. 1t was very evident fror
J lecture that the author is quite huma
from the various humorous break
> throughout. Mr.. Taft mentioned man
Cathedrals, but the five greatest mel
l toned are the ones at Amiens, BRUCE
Chaitres, Paris and Rheims. Aft
/ the lecture, Mrs. A. C. White spoil
of the life of the distinguished Lorac
I, Taft, and also Of his many achiev,
ment works o n any sewing machin
clubs the meeting was concluded,
! One Of the largest and most Ella
crate teas of the season was give
r Wednesday afternoon at the W. {
{ Burks home in Woodlawn by Mrs, '
G. Burks Miss Mary Lee Burks, MI
E, Y. Burton and Mrs. Julian Sto
e The house was decorated in sprir
3 flowers and blossoms. Mrs. S.
: Locke and Mrs. W, G, wilkins gree
ed the guests at the door, and MI
Q J. H. Whitemore and Mrs, Nortt
I Nelson introduced the line, With II
$ hostesses In line were: Mrs. Rose M
Bride, of Portland, Ore; Mrs. Charl
y Carpenter, Of st. Louis; Mrs. AZ
Dallmeyer, Mrs. ID. T. Moore, Mr
Il Leo Ccontz, Mrs. Jungk Of st, LOui
s Mrs. Harry Chaplin and RMS. J. G. @
penter Of Kansas City. At the dil
ing room door Mrs. J. O. Mundy Al
! Mrs. y. Q. Strock invited the cues
4 to the, dining room. The table WI