Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-01-06

Lne httlalLLHk NluD wednesday az
ternoon. Bridge was enjoyed till four
o'clock when the hostess served dainty
refreshments. The guests of the
club We're: Mrs. Ray Miller, of Okla
homo and Miss Trix Plunkett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Howell had as
dinHer guests Sunday noon Mrs.
EMMA Garrard; of C~entralia, Mrs. w.
j.. Bolts and Miss Elizabeth Bolts.
Misses Myrtle Leonard and Lottie
Lines entertained their Sunday
S@hool class Tuesday afternoon with
line party at the Orpheum, followed
REFRESHMENTS at NARROW and Cox.
line were: Misses Margaret Mil
!, Frances Tinsley, Blanche Tinsley,
Edna Vaughn, Ruth eLonard, Lorrain
Miller, Mrs. Jack Streif, the teacher
Aof the class chaperoned.
Misses Pinkie Gentry, Mildred Tim
berlake and Media Streif enjoyed a
matinee party at the Orpheum Tues
day afternoon and later to NARROW
and Cox for refreshments.
Miss Gertrude Fry had as her
guests at the Orpheum Monday after
noon to see 1.-THE Brat" Mrs. w. P.
Wynn, miss Maude Wallace, Miss
Martha bearing and Miss Mary Lilley
of Kansas City. Refreshments were
served at NARROW and Cox later.
Rev. and Mrs. w. P. Wynn had as
dinner guests Monday: Miss Gertrude
Fry and their house guest Miss Mary
Lilley Of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Streif invited a
few friends in Tuesday evening to
enjoy the new Edison which they are
50 much enjoying. After the very
delightful evening of music dainty re-
f~reshemnts were served to the follow
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Moul.
TIKI, Mrs. Courtney, Miss Pearson, Mr.
Hearson and B. E. Undertake.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Swami were the
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Streif al
the Liberty Theatre Monday evening
Jack Gregory entertained a number
Iof the boys in his nighborhood with
matinee party at the Orpheum Tues.
day afternoon followed by a delicious
two course lunch at NARROW and Cox
Mrs. r. H. Gregory and Mrs. F. c
Stoltz ~chaperoned the party. Tit
guests included: Marion Dry, Cole
man Stoltz, Will Douglass Bush, Fritz
Rose, Morris Kemp, Alfred Elliott
George Glass, Billy Burton, Harle.
Street, Ben Timberlake, Roy King
Frank Pearl, Bradford Smith, Georg'
Toalson, VIM. Luckie, James Carter
Bunny Gregory and Hewitt Lotion.
j. D. DeVault entertained his Sun
day School class of boys at the Orph
eum Monday evening and later tool
them to NARROW and Cox for refresh
rsents. In line were: Norville Same
beck, Frank Sannebeck, VIM. TroWel
VerI Trower, Louis Williams, Car
Heidbreired, Harry Trower, ALE,
Green, Ed johnson, Billy Green an
Harold Langenbach.
Donald Barclay, Of Fulton was tn
guest Of Douglass johnson this wee
for d few days.
MI. and Mrs. H. d. Llewellyn wer
dinner guests Of Miss Gertrude FIR
Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Phil S. Taylor and lii
tld daughter departed Thursday fc
their home in Telford, Tenn, after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 2. Hoo
here.
Mrs. w. g. johnson entertaine
Tuesday evening at her home coripl
mentary to her two sons, Douglas
4 and VIM. Walker who + spendin
tneholidays here. Dancing was el
joyed during the evening and at
late hour an elaborate lunch was SER
ID to the guests who were: Miss
n Pauline and Isabelle Craddock, Rut
cauthorn, Carolyn Worrell, Franc
Parker. Franc johnson, Hazel Mel
TIVE. Rachel Truck, Helen Wilkin
Barbara johnson, Helen Cave, Ind
johnson, Pauline Van Ness, Polly M
Ier, Emily Gibbs, Mary Lee Burk
Louise and Marcena johnson; Messt
rrtis Mitchell, Bryan Wilson, Frai
II \ city ins. Dehsey Gibbs. Donald Ba
III III Fulton, Richard Barth, Haro
II ms, Rodes Jesse, Clark Gibf
u bit Robertson, Harold Rixe
9eIflie Rodgers, Bryan Kelso, Morl
q Sth, Bryan Atchisor, Sam LOG
n. Laurence DeMuth.
dtexico Debutantes of 1925 ma
first bow Wednesday evening
EIks Home when the lodge ente
Red The daughters and sons (Litt
r.s,lIars III beers we might say. Erc
sskan til nine the youngest niennbe
Enc fIoor and under the directi
AMss Vera Rutter, enjoyed gam
II sciau and songs, AZ well as speech
ass. eia1 dancing numbers were CIV
Touis Marion Moore and songs 2
eeatiors given by others, Then
Mis the Party was given !
#n stairs where iee cream cor
pFange chewing gnrl 2
II Sare given every enc, Az n
oassF tha Older ores % rather !
butan tooA the floor and dams