Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-14
SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. L. N. White had as luncheon
guests Friday noon at the Tea Shop
Mrs. Wallace Fry, Mrs. George Will
Robertson, and Mrs. Wilbur Wallace
of Bunceton, Nc.
One Of the best entertainments
ever put on by the Cadets Of M. M
A was on Thursday evening at the
Mcmillan High School when three one
act plays were given under the very
able direction Of Capt. Raymond
Moore and Capt. Ralph Schecter, the
boys showed well training and much
talent. Every part was well taken
and with theable assistance of Miss
Vera Ruter the entire evening was q
great success Much credit is due
every one who took part or assisted
in any way in making this one of the
most delightful evenings M M. A
ever gave the Mexico patrons.
Some of Mexico's club presidents
and members still wonder why theil
notices don't get in on Saturday wen
ing, and again / say it is because they
are not sent to me in time, Things
called in after ten O'clock Saturday
morning can not always get in that
same evening, Society notes go in
Saturday morning early, so please re-
member this.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Miller gave a
five hundred party Tuesday evening
at tehir home on East Love st. The
guests included: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
eParl, Mrs. Neal Silliman, Mrs. F. A.
Guignon, Mrs. Eleanor Jameson OF
Chicago, Miss Louise Wigginhorn Of
Omaha, Neb., Miss Ruth Perkins,
Miss Gertrude Fry, Miss Ella Tucker
Louis, Barth, Alex Hope, Will Will
liams. Refreshments were enjoyed
after the games.
Miss Emma McPheeters and hel
Sunday School Glass enjoyed a sup
per at the Tea Shop Tuesday evening
followed by a short business meeting
and later to the picture show. Miss
Louise Wigginhorn of Omaha, Neb.
was the only out of town guest.
Mrs. H. B. Mckinley invited a few
friends to a game of Bridge last Sat
urday afternoon for Mrs. S. j. Buck
ner of Quincy, Ill. Dainty refresh
ments wer served after the games
The guests included; Mrs. F. P. Kelso
Mrs. viii Lee, Mrs. Agnes Bladder
acco, Mrs. George Lee, Mrs. o. L
Martin, and Mrs. George Kemp.
The Elks Club was the scene of i;
most delightful dance Thursday even
ing when the ladies were requested Il
bring sanwiches and come at Mint
O'clock for the last dance of the yea,
under the present officers, Miss FISH
and orchestra furnished music and a
twelve o'clock all went to the dinini
room for sanwiches and coffee, Abou
twenty five couple were present.
Misses Jennie and Matte Karne
invited Mrs. Eleanor Jameson Of Chi
cage and Mrs. Grover Cottingham O
Roosevelt, eNw Mexico, in for a ecu
of tea" Thursday afternoon. Othe
guests were; Mrs. J. E. Durkee of s
Louis, Mrs. R. M. Emmons, Mis-
Janice EmmOns, Miss Gertrude Fry
Mrs. D. A. Moulton, and Master jaime
Edward Cottingham. The hostesse
served REFRESHMENTS.
Miss Annette Smith will arrive Sun
day to be guest of her parants MI
and Mrs. A. B. Smith for two weeks
Misses Louise and Marcena John
son spent several days in Columbi
this week,
Mis- Katherine Garrett was hostes
for the Gamma Alumni Monday witt
a matinee party followed by refresh
ments at the Alamo Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kredell ar
again in Mexico to reside and Wi
make their home in the Apartment
recently occupied by Turner William
on East Jackson st.
Mrs. H. D. Llewellyn has returne'
to her home in Marshall after a visi
here with relatives.
Mrs. Grover C. Cottingham wa
luncheon guest of Miss Mary Buckne
Thursday noon.
/ hear the gentlemen Of this cit
are complaining because all the SO
ciety things are in the afternoon an
do not include themen, They wan
to be in on all the 'big things" tor
A gentleman this week called tn