Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-09-01

ecorated in cut flowers and candy
askets. The guests included: Misses
katherine and Priscilla Sannebeck;
Ielen Wilkins, Mary Worrell, Hazel
dcIntyre, Helen Heller, Louise and
darcena Johnson, Ruth and Elizabeth
Harper, Opal Gooch, Isabelle Coons
f Liberty, Franc johnson of Kansas
ity, Gertrude Fry, Mrs. P. H. Greg
Try, Miss Dorothy Edwards Of Illi-
lois, Miss Vera Rutter, Miss Anna
iuthrie and Miss Helen Plunkett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Plunkett had as
guests Tuesday evening: Mrs.
Mrs. Glasscock and small
laughter all Of Texas.
Mrs. Eugene Smith and daughter
# st. Louis are guests of Misses Jen-
he and Matte Karnes.
Mrs. Norton Nelson returned home
from Chicago Saturday.
Misses Hazel Mcintyre, Helen
Heller, and Mary Worreil viii leave
Monday for Columbia where they will
enter the University.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r.
D. Worrell and family, DR.. and Mrs.
N. r. Rodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rodes
Of Webster Groves and Clifton Rodes,
Mrs. Annie Lowery and Joe Potts
Lowery enjoyed a fish fry at the Bur-
Lake.
Mrs. W. w. Fry, ST., gave her son
a surprise dinner Monday evening in
of his birthday. Ten of Mr..
close friends gathered at six
thirty for a stag dinner and later en-
joyed a smoker. Seated at the table
were: Judge C. C. Bledsoe, Norton
Nelson, L. B.Hawthorne, Lewis Barth
T. J. williams, H. B. Mckinley, Cor
ter Edmonston, Earl Brown, George
Will Robertson, Jr., Jack NARROW, w.
w. Fry, ST., and Wallace Fry.
Sunday evening Miss Dorothy Wor-
rell invited Mrs. J. S. Snidow, Misses
Flemma and Fay Snidow, Mrs. Whar-
ton Of Chicago and Will Carter Of
Nashville, Tenn, to tea and to enjoy
some of Mr.. Carriers delightful
music which has entertained SO many
friends in the past week. The dining
table was most artistically conferred
with cut flowers and the supper deli
cious, after which the evening was
spent in music.
Misses Carrie and Elizabeth Ed
wards were h~ostesses to the Young
Peoples Missionary Society Monday
evening at their home on North Wade
street. After the business meeting
the study class was held and then the
social hour was enjoyed by all during
which time the hostesses served very
delicious REFRESHMENTS.
Mexico society and friends regret
very much to see Nh. Alex Hope
leave Mexico, this week. Since COM
ing to this city he has made many
good friends and it has been a pleas
ure to work with such a man in the
newspaper work. Our best wishes fol-
continued success go with him to his
new field of work and we hope he will
return to Mexico in the near future
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Jewell Null had as dinner guests
Mrs. j. W. Tucker, Clanton Ellis, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Tucker of Color
ado Springs.
Mrs. Charles Clark gave another o.
her delightful buffet luncheons o.
Thursday at / o'clock. There wer'
eighteen guests. The house was decor
ated throughout in garden flowers AM
the elaborate luncheon was delicious
The out-of-town guests were: Mrs
Pindell, of Kansas City, and Mrs. III
lott, Of Ottawa, Kansas.
Wednesday noon Mr.. and Mrs. G
#. Elliott entertained at dinner TO
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Tucker Of Colorad
Springs, Colo, Mrs. J. w. Tucker an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Elliott.
Miss Elizabeth Gill gave a matine
! party Friday afternoon for Mr.
! Brooks and her daughter, Mrs, Glass
cock Of Texas. After the matine
! cooling refreshments were enjoyed
! the Alamo Drug Co. The o~ut-of-tow
{ guests were: Mrs. Annie Lowery {
: Texas, and Mrs. Kirkland Of Ham
: bal.
.
Mrs. Henry Hamilton and so
Bluner, Of Mobile, Ala, are guests |
: Mrs. George La Force and other re
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