Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

elaborate dinner was served and the
day most delightful.
Mrs. Eleanor F. Jameson Of Chi
cage and Miss Gertrude Fry were
guests of Miss Maude Wallace for
the matinee Monday afternoon and
later to Marlowe and Cox.
Mrs. Chasl. Bledsoe and Mrs. Cor
tez Edmonston entertained at a four
course luncheon Thursday noon at
the Tea Shop complimentary to Mrs.
Eleanor F. Jameson Of Chicago and
Mrs. Wilbur Wallace. Spring Flow
ers formed the centerpiece and be-
! sides the guests Of honor seated at the
table were; Mrs. George VIII Robert
son and Miss Gertrude Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Paige were
hostess for a number Of Hardin girls
Saturday evening" Music, consist
ing of Violin and Guitar numbers by
Miss Atterbury and readings also by
Miss Aterbury, Vocal solos and
piano numbers by Miss Graham and
Miss Gates were enjoyed and Later
Miss Gates at the piano, Mr.. Tribble,
with the violin, and Mr.. Benoist with
the guitar gave several numbers which
we're much enjoyed Delicious re-
freshments were served the following
guests; Mrs. H. L. Hammonds, Miss
Gertrude Graham, Miss Gates, Miss
Dorothy Buhorn, Miss Josephine At
terbury, Miss Lois Paige, Miss Reibal
Hammonds, Miss Hazel Hammonds,
Mr.. Tribble, Mr.. Benoist, Mr.. Bar
dine Coil Paige, and Earl Paige Jr.
Mrs. Wallace Fry was hostess for
the F. A. E. Club Friday at one
luncheon followed by bridge
games during the afternoon.
Chas. C. Bronaugh was the guest
Of Mr.and Mrs. Guy Lakeland this
week for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clauborn jackson en-
tertained at five hundred Thursday
eevning the following guests; Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Silliman, Nh. and Mrs. John
Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Will
Jams, and DR.. and Mrs. F. W. Cone.
Refreshments were served after the
.
Mrs. Tatlow of Springfield, Mo-, is
n Mexico for a month and has rooms
It Mrs. C. R. Gibbs on. East Monroe
st.
Mrs. R. NJ. Emmon invited a num-
yer of friends in Wednesday after
loon to say goodbye to Mrs. Grover
who left Thursday for
Ter home in Roosevelt, New Mexico
.fter an extended visit here, Mrs. E.
!. Cave of Columbia, Mrs. Eleanor
.amieson of Chicago, Mrs. ]. E. Dur
Zee of st. Louis, Mrs. Rolla Finley of
darshall were among the out of town
.uests present. Elaborate buffet
lnch was served at four thirty.
Mrs. Rolla Finley of Marshall is
he guest of relatives here'fo a few
lays.
Miss Mary Lee Burks will be host
SIS for the Gamma Alumni Monday
.f~ternoon.
Mrs. O. C. Burroughs and Miss
Ann Lewis were hostesses for a
arge matinee party Wednesday af-
.ernoon, followed by two urse lunch
served ut the Alamo Drug Co, The
;uests numbered about fifty.
Miss Sue Holmes of Nashville,
'enn., was luncheon guest at the
'ea Shop Wednesday noon of Misses
Iary Lee Burks and Isabelle Grad
ock. Other guests included: Miss
ouise Johnson and Miss Katherine
Mrs. George Will Robertson and
f'ss Mary Buckner entertained at !
ne o'clock luncheon Wednesday at
he Tea Shop. The table was conferred
nth yellow jonquils and red tulips
nd covers were for: Mesdames G.
v. Robertson, L. M. White, Wallace
'ry, Grover Cottingham of Roosevelt,
Jew Mexico, Eleanor Jameson of
Wilbur Wallace and Miss
Gertrude Fry.
Miss Margaret Wilson had as Inn