Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30

gerson and Mrs. L. P. Thompson are
home from New York to spend the
summer at their home on East Prom
enade.
Mrs. G. A. Shadwick of st. Charles
is the guest ofsMrs. Thurman Stall
ings this week.
Mrs. Hugh Cartwright and two
daughters of St. Louis are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Robertson.
Mrs. A. P. Green gave a very de-
lightful one o'clock luncheon Tuesday
for Mrs. Harrison Brown who leaves
next week to visit her parents in CAL
ifornia for two months. The house
was decorated in roses from the host
ess's garden and also the table bore a
basket of thesame. After the elabor-
ate luncheon the afternoon was spent
in conversation, music and taking pic
lures. The guests included: Mrs.
Wallace Fry, Mrs. L. NJ. White, Mrs.
George Will Robertson, Mrs. F. w.
Cone, Mrs. J. W. Gallaher, Mrs. Elon
Dearing, Mrs. Abbie Snoddy, Miss
Martha Brown and Mrs. Harrison
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Lewis had as
dinner guests Monday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Brown and DR..
and Mrs. F. w. Cone.
Mrs. Frank P. Kelso entertained
Wednesday with a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon at one o'clock in
honor of her niece Mrs. Bernard New
man of Chicago, who was formerly
Miss Theo. Griffith and visited here
many times. The dining table was
most attractive with bowl of brides
and daises as centerpiece and dainty
rose place cards for the following at
the table: Mrs. Charles Duncan, Mrs.
Jake Buckner, Mrs. C. M. Clay, Mrs.
l.. N. Gorden, Mrs. Claiborn Jackson,
Mrs. Turner Williams, Mrs. Statti,
Mrs. A. L. Kredall, Mrs. A. H. Whit
ney, Mrs. Wallace Fry, Mrs. J. W.
Gallaher, Miss Mary Lee Burks, Miss
Gertrude Fry, Mrs. Bernard Newman
and Mrs. Kelso.
Mrs. A. L. Kredell invited a few
friends in Tuesday afternoon fol
cards in compliment of her sister
Mrs. Statti. At the close of the
games an elaborate luncheon was
served. Mrs. Joe Wilkins was award.
ed the prize for the highest score OF
the afternoon and Mrs. Statti the
guest prize. In the party were: F
P. Kelso, Mrs. Bernard Newman Oh
Chicago, Mrs. Isadore Taylor, Mrs. R
M. White, Mrs. Joe Wilkins, Miss Ger.
trude Fry and Mrs. Statti.
Mrs. Lester Miller was hostess fol
the Beta Sigma Alumni Monday af
ternoon at her home on South ClarI
Ave. At five o'clock delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Kent, Mrs
:. Benedict and W. E. Mathews enjoye
a picnic supper in the woods Sunda;
: evening. 50
Mrs. Jake Bukner entertainet
Thursday morning with a bridg,
party at here home near Auxvases
The guests of honor were: Mrs. Barn
ard Newman, of Chicago, Mrs. L. Johl
Webber Of st. Louis, and Miss Lotti
Cornett of Chicago. After the games
delicious buffet lunch was servet
the following guests: Mrs. L. M
White, Mrs. Wallace Fry, Mrs. F. P
Kelso, Mrs. Claiborne Jackson, Mrs
Maurice Phillip, Mrs. Bernice Cohn
Mrs. c. M. Clay, Mrs. Carl Lange
Mrs. r. M. Emmons, Mrs. John T
Buckner, Mrs. Bus Buckner, Mrs
Turner Williams, Mrs. Harrison
Brown, Mrs. F. W. Cone, Mrs. A. R
Dallmeyer, Miss Mary Buckner, Mis-
Gladys VaVn Ness, Miss Helen Cave
Mrs. Bernard Newman, Mrs. L. Johi
.Webmer and Miss Lottie Cornett
The prize of the morning went tx
Mrs. Maurice Phillip.
Monday morning Mrs. R. M. White
Mrs. S. M, Locke, Mrs. Everett of st
Louis and Mrs. C. c. Hammond en-
joyed game of bridge at the home o.
) Mrs. Hammond.
Tuesday morning Mrs. S. M. Lock,
invited Mrs. C. c. Hammond, Mrs. R
M. White and Mrs. Everett in for ,
game of Bridge with her.
The American Legion gave tht
Camp Fire girls picture show part!
Wednesday evening followed by cool
ing refreshments at NARROW and Cox
In line were: Misses Lucille Dozier
Frances Williams, Frances Gooch