Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-02

<Ef Qutles OF a friend.
friend. The pay is bigger
agh not written by a tigure)
9ae Is earned by people clever,
hat merely self-endeavor,
III N have friends instead of
neighbors
the proits of your labors;
all be nicher in the end
IAN q Prince, if you're a friend
The annual May morning breakfast
Hardin was given Tuesday morn
Ms At THE Tea Shop at eight o'clock,
M&isS Helen Million president of the
Aujof class was toastmistress and
Rath Noah, May Queen, and a
Member Of the Senior Class made the
response of welcome. An elaborate
two course breakfast was served.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety ofthe Methodist Church enjoyed
a picnic Monday ewing at the home
of Miss Lena Bryarly. After supper
q business meeting was held. Miss
Katherine johnson of Fulton was an
out Of town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lakeland had as
dinner guests Thursday evening; Maj.
and Mrs. j. C. Strock and Mrs. Tur-
ley Of Chicago.
Mrs. AL Campbell is visiting her
parents in La Plata for a few days.
About fifty couple enjoyed an out
ing at Powelps Ford Sunday after
noon and evening. Supper was served
about six o'clock and all were very
ready for it after an afternoon Of
driving and outing.
Mrs. Maurice Phillip had an lunch
con guests Wednesday noon: Mrs. J..
G. Strock and house guest Mrs. lit
Turley of Chicago.
Monday evening the M. M. A. fac
ulty gave an elaborate dinner in honor
of the patrons and friends of the
school. The dining room was attrac-
lively decorated in the school flags
and during the dinner the Glee Club
gave several numbers and Capt.
Moore led the students in songs.
About one hundred guests were pres,
ent and following the dinner the Band
Coneerttwas enjoyed on the campus.
On Tuesday evening the farewell
dance of the year was given at M. M.
A., and a most delightful time had by
all. The M. M. A. orchestra furnished
music and after the dance refresh
ments were served in the dining
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Brown at
tended the Journalism Banquet in
Columbia Friday night.
Dave Byers Of Slater was guest Of
friends here this week.
Misses Jennie and Matte Karnes
are entertaining the following guests
from Excelsior Springs for a few
days: Mrs. McLain, Mrs. Pageant,
Mrs. p. B. Donfent, Miss Virginia
Donfent, j. X. McLain and Phenlop
McLain, and Mrs. C. A. Donfient Of
Plattsburg.
The Sunbeam Class of the Christian
Church Bible School celebrated the
close of an exciting class contest with
i picnic on the church lawn Monday
a~fterfioon. The following live bunch
80 Junior girls wer present: Misses
rdeile Chaplin, Margaret Collier,
XhelRna Dozier, Virginia Horton, Myrl
a iGrace Morrison, Edith Mckinley,
izAbeth Sanford, Josephine Butler,
y gha Emerson, Lucille Kehl, Anna
Aballe Lovett, Ruth Hofsess and Fran
ees Mason.
Miss Clarice Painter, the accom-
pIished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
M. Painter Of this city, who is attend
iag New England Conservatory Of
Music in Boston, had the honor on
Ay 20, Of playing with the Conser-
A41y orchestra Of ninety pieces,
NAnA "a known as the best school
electra III the East, Only soloists
Senior Class are in this orches-
III Miss Painter is a Junior and
TAI aly Junior that has performed
49, FeaK. She played the First
Il Of Rubenstein's second
81 ii !. Minor Her instructor
I#yton Johns considers Miss
& 1sry accomplished musician.
Hiatt will close June ~, and
sK& vii return home for her
Aa Mrs. G. ~ Rogers were the
sIsts IL friends here the first o. the
&ek.
Mr. and Mrs. i. al. Guigncn invited
lew friends III Tuesday evening cons
imentary to Miss Sadie Peters Of
elleville, III. Carbs were enjoyed
later very delicious refreshments
@ed the following Mn. and Mrs.
ogIe, MI. and MRS g. ,. Ham
Miss Eula Tucker and VIII C-
Williams and Miss Peters.
Mrs. Nisbet Livingston was hostess
for The Beta Sic Alnmlsae Monday af-
ternoon at her home u Woodlawn.
Cooling rsfrehments were served dur