Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-11-03

Miss Gertrude Fry were the substi-
tutes of the evening.
The most elaborate and delightful
dance of the year was given last Sat
urday evening at the beautiful A. P.
Green home on South Jefferson
street when the Beta Sigma Omicron
active chapter and alumnae entertain
ed with Miss Elizabeth Green in
honor of the pledges. A formal dance
is always attractive for the girls In
their beautiful new evening frocks
and the gentlemen in full dress al
ways add to the effectiveness Of the
ballroom. On this occasion the ball
room was the entire lower floor of
the Green home which Mr.. and Mrs.
Green so generously had offered for
the occasion. The entire lower floor
was a bower of flowers, huge pink
chrysanthemums were used profusely
in all the rooms. The Burke orchestra
of Moberly furnished the music
throughout the evening. A receiving
line was formed in the living room
before the dance with Miss Green at
the head and the pledges Misses Julia
Ann Hannah, Mildred circuit, Martha
Ann Bib, Helen Hall, Katherine
Stripe, Mildred Dixon, Josephine
Clark, Elizabeth White, Mary Cor
della Mason and Betsey Worrell, and
Martha Green with her. In the lib
rary the active chapter formed a re-
ceiving line to meet the young men
who were invited. An elaborate three
course lunch was served by Cateress
Scott at 1890, then dancing again
was enjoyed till IL o'clock when good
nights were said. Favors of the
evening were silver match with
the sorority emblem on them for the
gentlemen and silver pencils for the
girls. Between dances the beautiful
terrace garden was most attractive
for the dancers. Among the gentle
men present to meet the young ladies
were: Messrs. Jesse Gibbs, Ralph
Garrett, Rodes Jesse, Richard Barth,
Louis Barth, Ed Gooch, e. G. Eley,
Victor Cunningham, Glenn Squires.
Harry Stocks, Chas. Guthrie, Bryan
Wilson, John bearing, Blake Williams,
Curtis Mitchell, Wallace Fry, Al. r,
Dallmeyer, Rolla Mcintyre, Nisbet
Livingston, George Will Robertson,
Morris Keath, Captains Marques
Wallace, Raymond Moore, w. G. Nc.
Colley, Charles Stribling, Messrs
Maurice and Hall Pearson, Les Allen
of Columbia, ]. D. Fry, Louisiana, Bill
Carr, Bowling Green, Howard Keath
st. Louis, VIM. Walker johnson, Full
ton, and Frost, Of Fulton. The dance
programs were attractive engraved
with the sorority emblem on the Dacl
and red and pink cards and pencils at.
tached. The delightful evening, beau
tiful home and charming young ladies
besides the most gorgeous decoration
with the delightful presence Of Mr.
and Mrs. IA. p. Green win be long re
membered and cherished by eyerycn'
who was present.
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The Hustlers, Glass enjoyed a cool
hunt Tuesday night with MIR. ant
Mrs. Norton Nelson chapercning. Th'
boys and girls say they had . won
!. derful time till the rain began, thel
. they had 10 30 back home.
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MRS. Jake Buckner was hostess
Monday for the Gamma Alunanaa
/, This club has decide to play bridg'
this year and are becoming quite ex
! perts Oh the game. After the game
! The alumnae presented 70 the tw'
brides Mrs. WIN. Vandeventer go
! MRS. Orlando Worrel, silver wase'
pftchers with the sorority crest q
/. them. The hostess served very elan
crate rsfreslaanents.
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Mrs. Al. II. Dallmeyer was hostea
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