Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-30
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Monday evening Miss Frances
JandOn of st. Louis was hostess for
q delightful picnic on Miss Miriam
Arnodds lawn. In the party were
Misses Virginia Ellen wilkins, Mir
lam Arnold, Mary Louise Hawthorne,
Elizabeth Ferris, Betty Pearson,
Mary Ellen and Stella Cartwright of
St Louis, Messrs. Bradford Brett, A.
C. White, Jr., Henry Lee Miller, and
Oliver Garrison of st. Louis.
Wednesday evening a party was en-
poyed at the picture show followed by
Refreshments at NARROW and Cox.
In line were: Misses Mary Louise
Hawthorne, Miriam Arnold, Virginia
Ellen Wilkins, Betty Pearson, Frances
Joudon of st. Louis. Messrs. Oliver
Garrison of st. Louis, Henry Lee Mil
Ter "A. C. White, Jr., and Bradford
Brett.
Tuesday evening a delightful swim
ming party was given at Hardin by
some of our attractive girls and boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Coontz chaperoned
the party and the guests were: Misses
Mary Louise Hawthorne, Miriam
Arnold, Elizabeth Ferris, Virginia El-
len Wilkins, Betty Pearson, Ellen
Reayis, Frances JaudOn, Mary Ellen
and Stella Cartwright of St. Louis.
MeSsrs. Harley Street, Bradford
Brett, Oliver Garrison of St. Louis,
Bobby Tucker, James Carter and
Henry Lee Miller.
Misses Margaret Cunningham, Vir-
ginia Pearson and Carolyn Worrell
who departed last Sunday week ago
for Yellowstone Park to spend the
summer, writes they were most Won
derfully entertained by Mrs. Eben
Price at Billings, Mont, last We'd
nesday while enroute to Yellowstone
Park. Mrs. Price was formerly Miss
Eliza Gibbs of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler CAN'T of
Omaha, Neb., are guests of Judge and
Mrs. Alex Carter for a few weeks.
Miss Ardelle Chaplin has returned
from months visit in Boonville. She
was accompanied home by Misses Sora
Barth and Virginia Kingsbury who
will make a visit here.
Mrs. Harrison Brown will leave
Monday for California to visit her
parents 70 rtwo months. Mr.. Brown
win meet her in Colorado on her re-
turn trip.
Mrs. T. W. Ball of Fulton was the
guest of Mrs. C. P. Berger a few
days this week.
Miss India johnson will be Sponsor
in the camp of Miss Evans School this
summer of which Miss Barbara john
on is the head teacher.
The wedding of Miss Minerva San.
ford of this city, and Mr.. Lawrence
Botkins of Centraha was solemnize6
Wednesday evening at eight o'clocl
at thehome Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Sanford 415 East Lib
erty street. The house was beauh
fully decorated in smilax, sweet peas
and roses, the bridal couple stood un.
der an arch of sweet peas and smilax
as the Rev. F. W. Emerson read the
ring ceremony in the presence of
about fifty friends and relatives of the
couple. Proceeding the wedding cere-
mony Mrs. Paul Ballew Of Centralia
sang two beautiful songs and then
Miss Margaret Mackie played the
wedding march as the bride and groom
came down the stairs and took their
place under the arch. The bride was
beautifully gowned in orchid orgadies
with corsage of brides roses. Mrs,
Botkin is a graduate of Mcmillan
High School and one of Mexico's at
tractive and accomplished young girls.
She has been secretary to the Pros
ecuting Attorney for the past six
months and has many friends here.
Mr.. Botkin is theson of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Botkin of eCntralia young man
of high principles and worth. He is
engaged in the grocery business in
Centralia. Immediately after the
ceremony a short reception was held
and elaborate Refreshments served,
after which the happy bride and
groom departed for their home in
Centralia. Hearty congratulations
and best wishes are extended Mr.. and
Mrs. Botkin.
Mrs. w. C. johnson is visiting in
Fulton this week.
Miss Anna Mcclure is home from
Arkansas for visit.
Mrs. M. G. Porter Mrs. Mary Fur