Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-02-17
SOCIETY

evening at his home on South JEFF
J ferson street with a most delightful
dance. The attractive new home was
even more attractive with flowers.
At a late hour lunch was served the
al elaborate lunch was served the
guests who were: Misses Louise
johnson, Elaine Silverstein, Pauline
Van Ness, Ruth Noah, Polly Miller,
Frances Parker, Carolyn Worrell,
Opal Gooch, Emily Gibbs, Dorothy
WorrelL Jeanette Bragg, Elizabeth
Harper, Marthelle Marsh, Messrs.
Glenn Squires, VIM. S. Walls, Frank
wilkins, Morris Keath, Bryan Kelso,
Wm. Swami, Harold Perkins, Leopold
Barth, Linden Davis, Bryan Atchison,
viii Williams, Richard Barth, Emil
Gooch, Cave johnson and Alex Hope
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bradford Sappington.
Miss Helen Clanton gave a birth
day party Monday afternoon in honor
of her ninth birthday, games, music
wer enjoyed by every one till four
thirty when refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs. Clanton. The guests in
cluded: Misses Leila Martha Stoltz,
Louise Bronaugh, Jane White, Dor
othy Shearer, Ruth Mcfarland, Mary
Ellen Blackman, Ruth Roberts, Will
muth and Selma Talcott, Mary
Elizabeth Lewis, Helen Coil Van
Matre, Henrietta Beckley, Martha
Pearl, Hazel Marshall, Anna Martha
Griffin, Aileen Reed and Gertrude
Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Jones gave a
picture show party Saturday night
and later to NARROW and Cox for re-
freshments. In line were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Pollock, Mrs. w. G.
Johnson, Mrs. H. L. Miller, Miss
Louise Morrell, Miss Corinne Mark
ley, DR.. r. S. Williams, Rev. W. C..
Cowart, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Corl.
A very delightful tea Of this week
was that on Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. John Abbey, when Mrs.
Abbey, Mrs. ]. R. Hopkins and Mrs.
0. A. Adams were at home to friends.
Little Miss Ida Moore Hopkins.
greeted the guests at the door and in
theparlor the receiving line was
composed Of Mrs. Abbey, Mrs. Hop
kins, Mrs. John Barclay, Mrs. H. B.
Plunkett, Mrs. Orpheus Rutter, Mrs.
w. D. Adams, Mrs. E. L. Kuhne of
Dies Moines, Iowa, Mrs. S. G. Odams,
Mrs. viii Moore of Hannibal. After
meeting this attractive line the guests
were invited to the punch bowl where
Mrs. Walter Adams assisted by
Misses Corolyn Worrel and Vera
Rutter served delicious frozen punch.
In the dining room the table wa ar
tistically conferred with a basket of
pink roses and ferns with tulle ties
from the handle. Mrs. G.. M. Clay,
and Mrs. Fred Llewellyn served at
the table assisted by Mrs. sappington,
Mrs. W. S. Gallemore, Mrs. J. E. Mil
Ter who served an elaborate salad
course. Others assisting in the rooms
were: Mrs. c. C. Hammond, Mrs.
Jack Streif, Mrs. D. S. Burroughs,
Mrs. p. E. Coil, Mrs. A. B. Smith
and Mrs. Sherer and Mrs. E. r.
Locke. Music was furnished during
the afternoon by Mrs. Jim Jesse and
Miss Victoria Brooks.
The Helping Hand Circle Of the
Kings Daughters will meet Thursday
afternoon, February II at the home
of Mrs. Nisbet Livingston, 518 Wood
lawn Place. The hostesses with Mrs.
Livingston. are: Mrs. Turner Will
liams, Mrs. Austin Lewis and Mrs.
Etherton. A full attendance of the
members is urged promptly at three
o'clock.
The Methodist Sunday School class
of Hardin College had a line party
Tuesday night and later went to Mar
low and Cox for refreshments, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Fry, Miss McQuoid
and Rev. W. G.. Cowart chaperoned
the party.
Little Miss Alice Jean Miller gave
a birthday partw Monday afternoon
to a number of her little friends in
honor Of her fifth birthday. Balloons
were used as decorations in the house
and games were played by the chill
dren till four o'clock when Mrs. Mil
Ter invited every one to the dining
room. On the center Of the table was
q birthday cake bearing five lighted
candles and small balloons. Over the
SIe, delicious refreshments were
ser nd favors Of candy sticks and
balloons ~iyen the guests who
were: Misses Pitcher, Lada
Lee Cox, Collete StlS Berger,
Martha Pearl, Leila Mals Stoltz,
Marion Pearl, Betty Benedict, Anna
Margaret Griffin, Betty Jolly, Myra
Miller, Rosemary NARROW, Martha
Alexander, Fay Corl, Jean Jackson,
Mary Katherine Williams, Celia 10
Phillip, Billye Burlington, Messrs.
Wiley Corl, George Henderson, John
b. o'Rear, Bobby LANCE, Sonny Ham
mond.
The wives Of the employees Of the
a. p. Green Brick Co. and the young
ladies Of the offices were guests Of
the gentlemen Of the Office on Thurs