Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-23

Mrs. Fred Griffin greeted the guests
and invited them to the ever refresh
ing punch bowl which was presided
over by Misses Ruth Perkins, Martha
bearing, Ruth Cauthorn, Sinah
Adams, Helen Wilkins, Opal Gooch
and Hazel Mcintyre. At the front
porch Mrs. Wallace and Miss Wallace
and Mrs. Leo Coontz formed a line
and from the line Mrs. R. M. White,
Mrs. w. W. Fry invited every one into
the house where Mrs. Upham furnish
ed delightful music on the g~rafonola.
At the dining room door Mrs. George
Kemp assisted and in the dining room
Misses Frances Williams, Frances
Gooch, Anna Margaret Burton, Lor-
rain Roberts, Virginia Richards and
Marjorie Barnes served delicious re-
freshments. The dining table was
most beautifully centerd with daisies
and ferns and the entire room was
a bower of daisies. Others assisting
were: Mrs. o. L. Martin, Miss Emma
McPheeters and Miss Hattie Brown.
Mrs. F. L. Crosby was hostess at a
delightful one o'clock luncheon Tues
day given at her home on s. jefferson
street. Mrs. ]. W. Million was the
guest of honor on this occasion, which
was Mrs. Crosby's birthday as well as
Flag Day. The house was decorated
throughout with red ramblers, and
flags added to these made the table
decorations. An appropriate tribute
was made by Mrs. G. F. Clark to Mrs.
Million, who leaves Mexico for Des
Moines, where DR.. Million will take
charge of the University. Mrs. Clark
spoke on the influence for good that
Mrs. Million has had on Mexico. The
guests were: Mrs. Million, Mrs. G.
r. Gibbs, Mrs. R. M. White, Mrs. G.
F. Clark, Mrs. A. P. Green, Mrs. J.
G. Lakenan, Mrs. Kelly Bragg and
Mrs. E. L. Cass.
Colonial Hill, the attractive country
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson
was the scene of a delightful picnic
Friday evening, given by a number
Of Mexico young people. The supper
was all that could be imagined with
music by the Victrola throughout the
meal and after supper dancing was
enjoyed on the spacious front porch.
Those who made up this party were
Misses Margaret Wilson, Marcena
johnson, Ruth Cauthorn, Frances
Parker, Elaine Silverstein, Polly Mil
Ter, Emily Gibbs, Messrs. Redes Jesse,
Richard Barth, Jesse Gibbs, Dick Long
and Harold Rixey.
Misses Elizabeth Harper and Opal
Gooch, Lindon Davis and Ed Gooch
motored to Wellsville Friday evening
twenty-five couples enjoyed 6
lance at the home of Mrs. Franz
Wales given by the following host
losses: Mesdames Frank Wales, Vir
I'll Hulen, Ray Morley and Charlie
Furnish. Music was furnished b!
Misses Dorothy Barrett and Heller
Irwin. Punch was served Throughout
the evening by Misses Julia Riley ant
Leola Ruth Turner and after tht
dance a delightful two course lunch
followed.
Mrs. A. P. Green gave a very de
lightful one o'clock luncheon Friday
complimentary to Mrs. J. W. Million
who leaves Monday to make her homt
IN Iowa. The dining table was mos
artistic and beautiful with five bas
kets of roses forming the centerpiect
md the elaborate luncheon was en-,
ioyed by Mesdames J. W. Million, Ale1
Carter, ]. F. Llewellyn, Laura Hough
land, R. D. Worrell, F. P. Van Ness
Q. F. Clark, F. L. Crosby and Miss
| Martha Brown.
D.. and Mrs. P. E. Coil had as din
ner guests at the Tea Shop Frida!
evening: Miss Martha Pitcher ant
p. H. Cullen of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon bearing, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wallace bearing and Miss Man
tina bearing motored to Mineola Fri
day to spend the weekend.
Miss Emily Gibbs was hostess to tn
Gamma Alumni and a few friends o.
Thursday evening at her home o.
East Monroe Street. The evening wa
delightfully."- spent in music and con
versation and later cooling refresh
ments wer enjoyed. The guests be
sides the Alumni were: Mrs. L. job
Weber of St. Louis, Miss France
Parker and Miss Elizabeth Harper.
Miss Marie Forman gave a delighi
lful dance Monday night at hers HON
lon South Jefferson street for tn
. members of the Brick Plant offic
force.
The United Daughters of Confedel
acy met at the home of Miss Aller
! Reed Monday May 18th. Miss Emm
McPheeters the president presidinl
Plans for the state meeting while