Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-23

: When the winter months begin then
the card clubs wake up and begin to
Stake notice.. One of the interesting
card clubs we have is the bridge lunch
con club which meets on Wednesday
at one o'clock for luncheon followed
by bridge games during the afternoon.
This club was organized about three
years ago for the purpose of learning
more of brige and to promote more
~sOciability among the women. The
members number nine and an informal
luncheon is always served by the
hostess and this is followed with the
games of bridge. A prize is usually
given but that is left to the hostess
to decide. The members of this club
are: Mesdames Jack Streif, H. B.
Mckinley, Will Lee, Agnes Badderac-
GO, Mrs. Jack Denser, Mrs. /. Silver
stein, Mrs. George Lee, Bernice Cohn
and E. A. Guignon.
Misses Hattie and Margaret Pryor
leave Tuesday for Columbia to at
tend the University.
Misses Vernelle Denton and Julia
Pierce leave Tuesday for Columbia
to attend the Summer school of the
University.
The following from this city attend
ed the state meeting of the Women's
Missionary Convention at Fulton this
week: Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. R. E. See,
Mrs. E. R. Elliott, Mrs. Thurman
Stallings, Miss Allene Reed, Miss
Carrie Edwards and Miss Gertrude
Fry.
Mrs. Taylor of Salisbury, Mo-, is
the guest ofhehr sister, Mrs. Stuart.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Stuart.
Springs, the guest of Mrs. P. B. Dom
iphan.
Miss Frances Jourdon of st. Louis
is the guest of Mrs. C. R. Anderson.
~ Mrs. c. C. Cardwell gave a six
O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening with
covers for the following: Mrs. Rut-
ledge, Mrs. Angie Geary, and Legree
Geary of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon bearing, Mrs.
VI. C. johnson, Mrs. CIR. Anderson
and Misses Tregamba of Kansas City
enjoyed a picnic supper in the coun-
try Monday evening.
Mrs. C. R. Anderson had as lunch
o guests at the Tea Shop Wednesday
noon: Mr.. VIM. Pollock, Mrs. w. G.
johnson and Misses Tregamba of
Kansas City.
Ensign Douglass johnson, son of
Mrs. W. c. johnson of this city writes
that he has landed in San Diago, Cal,
and is with twenty one Of his class
mates there. >
Miss Edna Armstrong and Mrs.
Alice Armstrong of Perry were din.
ner guests of Mrs. j. v. Williams
Sunday.
Miss Lottie Cornett of Chicago il
home for a short vacation.
The Mexico Country Club is the
center ON much attraction at present
With the golf course in good condition
and the house progressing rapidly,
Many of Mexico's business men and
their wives are taking advantage Of
the golf, and each evening go out for
a game some taking their suppersD
Others go out early in the morning
and take their breakfast with them,
Among those who may be seen on
the greens quite often are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Elon bearing, MI. and Mrs. r
r. Arnold. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. A. r,
Dallmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry
Fred Pitcher, Ross Cauthorn,. Natt
Phillip, Fred Morris, Maurice Phillip
Louis Barth, Nh. and Mrs. Jack Mar
low, Mr.. and Mrs. It. R. Cox, Maj. and
Mrs. ]. H. Whitmore, L. M. White
Alex Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Brett
T. R. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne
jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Luckie
Miss Carolyn Worrell departed Sun.
day for Yellowstone Park to spent
the summer.
Judge and Mrs. Alex Carter gave {
very enjoyabel picnic on Wednesda!
evening for Mrs. j. w. Million VIII,
leaves soon. The party went to Sun
rise Church and had supper. Thosc
in the party were: Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Nelson, Mrs. Laura Houghland, Mis-
Martha Pitcher, Mrs. c. R. Anderson
Miss Helen Million, Miss Mary Vir
ginia Nelson, Miss Helen France
Brown, Mrs. Purdy, George Norto'
and Bob Nelson and Mrs. Million.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Claybrook, MI
and Mrs. W. E. Swan, Mrs. A. L. Kre
dell, Mrs. Statti, Miss Eula Tucke
enjoyed a picnic supper in the wood
Tuesday evening.
The annual D. A. r. picnic whic
is always given in honor of Flag Da
was given Tuesday evening on tn
Hardin College Campus. On this o.
casion the D. A. r. members invite
their husbands and friends and q moi
delightful ewing is always enjoye'
About fifty were present and aft
supper all attended the Flay Day e.
ercises given by the Elks.
Col. and Mrs. E. Y. Burton ente
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