Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-16
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's Ees and very close friends wit
the ring ceremony which was
ss 81 Rev. Emerson Of the Chris
4 Ghurch. The bride was beauti-
' gcWned in white satin with over
of white georgete and looked
attractive. The groom wore a
ID blue suit. Mrs. Adams is the
kber Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
HRnd Of this city and a very ac-
shed young lady. Mr.. Adams
8na Chicago and will conduct a
college at Moberly which
the fall. The many friends
the bride and groom extend
congratulations.
anet Mrs. George Will Robert
IS Mary Buckner and Harry
s| nlsotored to Fulton Wednesday
Ng to attend the dinner dance
bY the Kappa Alpha Frater-
a9ld Mrs. X. r. Bragg are en-
ing a house party consisting
u. and Mrs. Carl Brown of JEFF
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wick
No children of Liberty.
nd Mrs. R. w. Van Wyngarden
~. and Mrs. Lester Miller are in
zarks for a few days camping,
s Franc johnson returned to her
4 ia Kansas City Friday after a
With her sister, Mrs. Wallace
nd Mr.. Fry.
Mildred West entertained
n evening with dance at her
4h East Promenade street, in
of her house guest Miss Francis
sy3l@ Allen Of Columbia. Punch
II served the dancers on the porch
seughout the evening and at eleven
'rty delicious refreshments were
eved. The guests included: Misses
ances Gooch, Frances Williams,
lia Iley, Anna Margaret Burton,
rna Toalson, Betty Wilson, Sallie
and,, Vallie Bush, Laura Carter,
phie Barnes, Virginia Alexander,
aad Helen Hamil Of Sedalia,
lEA Severt Davis, Clayton Wal
Gorge Francis Adams, Leroy
Howard Reed Ryland Pearl,
Dee Haskell, Donald Pearl,
h, Earl Moore and Parcy
1 Sedalia. "
Marriage Of Miss Mary Louise
lsE 4f this city and -. Ellis Will
xiSht Of Boise, Idaho, took place
ay, June first, at Boise Idaho
presence of large number
SzS and relatives. Mrs. Jones,
0f the bride, went to Boise
id A ago and engaged a furnished
here thu wedding took place.
2g ceremony was said by the
asse d, Baird. The house was
lively decorated in roses and
ssax, and the bride was gowned in
II organdy with hat of pink or
Idly to match. She carried a
lker bouquet Of bride roses. Her
Aesmaid, was Miss Georgia Ulrich,
lkin Of the bride, and she was gown
hi light blue organdy with hat of
same, her bouquet was of sweet
III. The bride is the only daughter
HE. and Mrs. w. N. Jones of this
v, she Is a graduate Of Hardin and
most accomplished and attractive
4, having always been popular in
arch and social circles here and
rever she goes. Mr.. Wright was
q Sd by Mr.. Jesse Ward as best
and the wedding march was
I'd by Mrs. Jesse Ward, The
is a very prosperous young
sass man of Boise and is manager
Ridenbaugh Lumber Co., which
ase of the largest concerns in the
#sh. He lis very prominent in bus
f.H u u /. y. w. T.. ..
|as and social circles in Boise.
"a the wedding ceremony elaborate
hfnefats were served and the
bride and groom departed for
INDEED honeymoon to Salt Lake
: 5ad Mountain resorts. On their
thay will be at home at 1908
adh Street, Boise, Idaho. w.
father of the bride, went to
D weeks ago to attend the
II and Mrs. Jones returned with
iursday night. Our heartiest
Mutations and best wishes are
hded to both Mr.. and Mrs,
4lght.
= and Mrs. r.. M. Kent are home
several days shopping IN st,
j. g. Buckner departed Mon
light for Bay View, Mich, to
v the summer.
and Mrs. Elon Dearing, Mrs,
johnson, Mrs. g. r. Anderson
- Mary Barks motored to Full
sEay.
md Mrs. wv. q. West, Mrs
WI e. Mathews rnotored II
u Sunday afternoon.
Fannie Guthrie left Monday
or Bay View, Mich, to spend
INNER with Mrs. j, q. Trimble
E.I ID. Graham and Miss Mablt
III aEe spending the week h st
and mrs. b. q. Rsavis, Misses
ral and Ellen Reavis have -
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