Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-05-05
SOCIETY

104t 414 AAEo+ why IT. OoIA AGAS
ASSESSES Tuesday afternoon from
Ghree 70 six 20 q very delightful tes
% meet Mrs. George corl Of St. Louie
The attractive Mcintyre home IN
Woodlaxn was decorated throughout
IN spring flowers and ferns Sud the
the weather was dark all seemed
hright and sprinFtime IN the house,
Mrs. 7. J. Williams greeted the guests
at the front door and IN the hall Mrs
A C. White with Mrs. Jack Streif m
troduced the very charming receiving
line, with the three hostesEes and Mrs,
C1rl IN line were; Mrs. Frank Hol-
lngsworth, Mrs. L. n. Gorden, Mrs.
Wilbur Wallace, Mrs. RollA Finley Of
Marshall and Mrs. F. n. Emerson. AT
the dining room door and IN the div
ing room Mrs. J. ". liallaher, Mrs,
T.. z. Locke and Mrs. Harry House
holder assisted. In the dining room
the table was most artistically cen
tered with single rose vase with the
smaller bud vases chained from it.
Quincy mats covered the table and
during the hours Mrs. Charles Clark,
Mrs. Harry Chaplin, Mrs. Abbie Snod-
dy and Mrs. Harrison Brown presided
nj the table serving delicious refresh
Eaents assisted by Mrs. John Barclay,
Mrs. Sam Sharp, Mrs. ]. E. Miller,
Mrs. Clayborn jackson, Mrs. Turner
Williams, Mrs. Lester Miller and Miss
Alta Ritchie.
Thursday evening The Golden Rule
Sunday School Glass Of the Christian
Church, of which Mrs. A. c. Barnes
is teacher gave q reception for the
new members Of theclass in the par
lors of the church.
The hostesses of the evening were:
Miss Lula Price, Mrs. r. W. Hunt,
Mrs. ]. J. Paschal and Mrs. Ken
Hulen.
The following program was much
enjoyed after which the hostess serv-
er q delicious menu.
Prayer, Rev. F. w. Emerson.
Roll Call and Financial Report,
Mrs, H. G. Mckinley, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Song (Illustrated)
Report of Committees, Mrs. ]. C.
Freeman, Pres.
Song Qllustrated)
Violin Solo, Mrs. Sam Bishop.
Address of Welcome, Mrs. A. C..
Barnes.
The Glass Song.
Talk, Rev. F. W. Emerson.
Song (Illustrated)
Pianist. Mrs. J. c. Freeman.
A clever menu was issued TO the
guests and after they had guessed
the anne Of the various dishes they
were served,
Cause of neighbours quarrels served
with rainment.
Chicken with dressing)
What grandmother spun
fRolls)
A small dwelling-what the dairy
man makes.
Cottage Cheese)
A girls name--a term in arith-
metic.
{Sal~ad)
In q state of disorder.
(Pickls)
White juice of plants.
[Milk)
A cold reception.
(Ice Cream
The last taste of sweets is sweetest
aRst.
(Cake)
What the sea contains.
(Water.)
Miss Gertrude Fry invited a few
friends IN Wednesday afternoon for
Mrs. Homer E. Rich of Slater, Mo.
All the guests were former friends of
Mrs. Rich when she lived here as Miss
Agnes White. Refreshments were
served at five O'Clock.
Miss Nellie Robinson of Boston will
arrive Monday for an extended visit
with her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H,
Whitney.
Miss Beulah Mediation who has
been connected with the Mexico Music
Co, for the past year, has resigned
her position and will leave May First
for Kansas City to make her home,
MISS Mediation has made many
friends while here who regret to see
her leave. Best wishes of her friends
go with her to her new home
Mrs. Paul E. Coil was hostess for
the Young Married Ladies Club Fri
day afternoon at the matinee follow
ed by elaborate refreshments at the
Tea Shop.
Miss Irma Wilson of Sikeston is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. N. r. Rodes.
Donald Wyatt of Columbia is the
week end guest Of Frank Houston.
Mrs. D. l. Boyer and Miss Polly
Miller are home from q week in st
Louis where they were attending the
State Grain Dealers meeting.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Aus
tin Lewis and Miss Ann Lewis gave
a very delightful Teat at the home d
Miss Lewis on South Clark Ave. Mrs
ID. S. Burroughs and Miss Lulu Lewis
greeted the quests at the front door