Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-10

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the help Of the Elks they put OF a
Red Cross carnival and made quite a
lot of money. They sent boxes for
who is leaving to make her home in
Jefferson City. Each member brought
a token Of remembrance for Mrs.
Clark. A very appropriate presenta-
ton speech was made by the class
president, Mrs. j. G. Fireman. Plans
were discussed for future work Of
the class. The refreshments were
furnished by the members of the
class, and they sure are fine cooks,
judging from the very elaborate sup
per which was served. All present
spent a most delightful evening. The
members are: Mrs. J, G. Freeman,
Mrs. H. G. Mckinley, Mrs. Ken
Hulen, Mrs. M Il. Piper, Mrs. Bruce
Piper, Mrs. Charles Sims, Mrs. Rob-
ert Hill, Miss Iona Dowell, Mrs. w.
M. VanMatre, Miss Lulu Price, Mrs.
j. J. Paschall, Mrs. Roger Hunt, Mrs.
j. H. Stidham, Mrs. Everett Green,
Mrs. Ella Canada, Miss Eliza Hutts,
Miss Jessie Smith, Mrs. Stelle, Mrs.
Charles Kehl, Mrs. Furnish, Mrs.
Sam Bishop, Miss Mary Dodds and
Mrs. Edward Clark.
Mrs. Elon bearing was hostess for
the F. A. E. Club Friday at one
o'clock luncheon followed by bridge in
the afternoon.
Capt. raymond Moore is spending
a few days in Chicago on business.
Mrs. Wallace Fry is visiting her
parents in Kansas City.
Mrs. T. M. Ball of Fulton was the
guest Of friends here Monday even
ing. @
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Boyer are in
st. Louis for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Elliott are in
Chicago visiting.
The Wednesday afternoon Five
Hundred Club metat the home Of Mrs.
L. A. Beech this week and the host
esses were: Mrs. Beech, Mrs. Buff
ford and Mrs. Etherton. After the
games Of five hundred the hostesses
served refreshments. The guests of
the club we're: Mrs. E. M. Kent, Mrs.
D. A. Moulton, Mrs. Clarke and Mrs.
Hulen.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. C.
B. Hammond gave a picture show
party for Mr.. and Mrs. Hinners OF
Kansas City. Refreshments were en-
joyed at NARROW and Cox after the
show. The guests were: Nh. and
Mrs, Schusseler, Miss billiard, Miss
Eva Miller, Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Ray
Gallop, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hinners.
Judge and Mrs. G. C. Bledsoe en-
tertained at dinner last Saturday
evening with covers or Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Phillip Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Lakeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Ed.
monston, Mr.. and Mrs, Carl LANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland Rodes. Mr.. ant
Mrs, L. Y. Moore. Miss Mabel Hill ant
|, VIM. vanDeventer. The dining tabll
was attractively conferred with a bas
ket Of spring flowers and the dime
was three courses.
Mrs. S. M. Locke entertained at on,
o'clock luncheon last Saturday il
t honor Of her niece, Mrs. Charles Ev
erett of st. Louis. The guests in
t cluded Mrs. 0rpheus Rutter. Mrs
r John Barclay, Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs
/, Wiley Corl, Mrs. Henry Kunkel 0
Texas, Mrs. Harrison Brown, Mrs
$ Hopkins of st. Louis, Mrs. Ben Winr
Z Mrs. Minter Bragg, Mrs. Claiborn
jackson, Mrs. Ryland Rodes, Mis-
n Barbara johnson Of st. Louis, Mis-
Mary Lee Burks and Miss Louis
d johnson.
s Mrs. VIM. Eller and Mrs. Fran
d Buckley entertained at five hundre
Wednesday afternoon at the home .
d Mrs. Eller. There were eight table
5 and after the games the hostesse
served delicious refreshments.
q The Stoddard Society of the Pres
t, byterian Church met Thursday at til
Church with a full attendance. Lunc
r was served. Officers for the year wer
II elected as follows: President, Mr.
e D. A. Moulton; vice-president, Mr.
i Wallace bearing; Secretary, Mrs.
A. Beach; Treasurer Mrs. Mash.
ol Mr.. and Mrs. AL Kredei were II
,t guests OF Nh. and Mrs. Charles Clas
brook this week.
Il Clark Bledsoe Ii giving 4 dans
Saturday evening III honor Of h
4 thirsanth birfhdxg The guests W
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