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The Washington herald., 1921-11-12
Pay Tribute
To UnknoDn
President and Mrs. Hard
ing DeUote Day to
Ceremonies.
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

President and Mrs. Harding de-
voted yesterday to thel ceremonies
in honor of the unknown hero at
Arlington and in the evening drove
to the court of honor in front OF
the Pan American Union Building.
where the President pressed but
ton which lighted the arch of
Jewels flashing a welcome to the
armaments conference delegates.
In the afternon the Chief Executive
took a few hours on for relaxation
and enjoyed a round Of golf
The President and MES. Harding
will entertain this evening for the
first time in compliment to the del
eRates to the arms - conference.
They will be hosts at a dinner and
reception at the White House.
Mrs. Coolidge. wife OF the, Vice
President, will be the honor guest
At a luncheon to be given next
Thursday by Mrs Thomas F. Lo-
gan.
The Minister OF Poland and Prin-
cess Lubomirska will be hosts to
a DISTINGUISHED company at dinner
Monday evening at the Legation.
Princess Bibesco, wife Of the Ru-
manian Minister, has Arrived in
New York with Miss Nan Tenant.
With Prince Bibesco. who went to
New York to meet them. they will
spend a few days>at the Ritz-Carl-
ton before coming to the Capitol
early next week Miss Tennant Is
the SISTER of H. v. Tenant, attache
of the British Embassy.
Jlfes Henry, second secretary of
the French Embassy. who has been
in Europe for several months. mas
returned to Washington.
Miss Suzanne Silvercruys. sister
of Robert Slvercruys, secretary OF
the Belgian Embassy, will arrive
in New York Wednesday from Bel
sium She will come to Washing
ton to be the guest Of Mrs. Thos.
roSan at the New willard Hotel
for a time. later joining ner Oio'"
er for an extended visit.
C, de Quesada. vice consui OF the
Cuban Legation. has returned 10
washington after a visit OF se'eral
weeks in New York.
Admiral of the Fleet Earl Beatty
was the guest OF honor last even
ing at a dinner given at Rauschers
by a group of American omcers
who served in the grand fleet under
him
The United States navy ships ~
command of Rear Admiral Hugh
Rodman, serving with the grand
feet. were the New York (hagship)'
Texas. Wyoming. Florida. Arkan-
sas. Delaware. Nevada. Oklahoma
and Utah
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Predicts Harmony.

Two students who are stud-ing at Drake
University. in Iowa are earning their way
through school acting as turnkeys at the
Polk County jail.
Only one-haIf Of this years students at
barnard College are from New York City.
Ten years ago nine-tenths OF the students
came from the Metropolitan area.
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last spring in the capacity of rep
resentative of the International In
stitute of Agriculture. She is the
wife of Antonio Agresti. editor of
the TribuEa, one of the leading
newspapers in Rome.
Commander and Mrs. Edward r.
Eberle entertained eight guests at
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel
yesterday.
Miss Lady Jane Raby. .debutante
daughter OF Capt. and Mrs. Raby,
will come to Washington Tuesday
November 20, to- spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents in their quar-
ters at the Navy Yard. and will ac-
company them to New York Novem-
ber rs. for the Army ard Navy
football game.
Representative and Mrs. w.
bOurke Cochran have visiting Them
Lady Joan Cappell, of London. She
will be a guest at Twin Oaks until
Monday.
Senator Walter L. Edge and Mrs.
Sarah Lee Phillips entertained at q
diTner of eight covers last evening
for their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Whitney Mendham. of. New
Jersey. Bridge followed the dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Mendham will re-
turn to their home today.
Senator Coleman du Pont has
gone to New York to spend few
days.
Mrs. william Ambrose Taylor, of
New York and, her son, w. A. Tay-
lOr jr., who were at the White
Sulphur Springs, are now in Wash
inCton
The engagement Of Miss Mar
garet Rea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Rea, of Pittsburgh. to John.
Walter Smith Foster, son of Mrs.
Arthur Douglas Foster and grand
son of the former Senator John
Walter Smith. of Maryland is an
nounctd No date has been set for
the wedding.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. David Fair
child, jr. and their son. David Fair
child, Sd. are leaving by motor for
New York today. where they will
remain until November 23, sail
ing on that date for Panama. where
Gel Fairchild will be stationed.
Mrs. Ellison Heyl entertained a
company at dinner last evening at
her home on n street preceding the
play Bonnie Prince Charlie" which
Capt. and Mrs. C.. C. Calhoun gays
Tor the Clan Gagruder.
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WILL Preside AT ExHIBrrroN
FOR BENEFIT OF yETERIws

Dh AT EXHIBITION
FOR BENEFIT OF vETERANs.
Mrs. Harding. Mrs. coolideeI Mrs
Hughes, Sonora de Riano Iadv
Geddes. Baroness de cart,er 4.
Marchienne, Nine. de Matthew. Nine.
LeBreton. Mrs. John W. Weeks. Mrs.
Edwin DENLY. Mrs. Albert 3. FaII.
Mrs. Henry G. Wallace. Mrs Herhert
e. Hooter, Mrs. James J Davis Gen.
Pershing. Mrs. James W, wadswortb
jr., Nine. Grouitch. Gen. q saw.
yer, Col. c. r. Forbes. Col Drain.
DR.. Christian. Surg. Gen. Hugh &.
Cumming, Mrs. Henry Getty Chilton,
Mrs. Leslie CraigIe, Mrs. Charles "a
A. Bridge and Sonora Geisser celesIa
al Vegliasco are patrons OF the exbIbi-
ton and sale Of articles made by the
former service men, patients at the
various public health hospitals through
the country. to be held next Thurs
day afternoon and evening at the
Womans City Club on jackson place.
The entertainment has been arranged
by the George Baldwin Mccoy Unit
OF the American Woman's Legion at
the request Of the public health au-
thorities who realize the necessity of
encouraging the men in their efforts
to rehabiiitate themselves. Articles
from the public health hospitals at
Fort Bayard. N. M: Houston. Tex. I;
Prescott, Ariz. Greenville. S. c.. and
many other distant places have been
sent here.
Mrs. Cary V. Hodgson is chairman
OF the committee on arrangements,
Mrs. Lewis Clarke Lucas Is chairman
Of the committee on sales. Mrs. Law
renee Townsend is chairman of the
music committee, Miss Morris, super
intendent OF the reconstruction aides.
assisted by Miss Hunsicker. Miss
Barnes, Miss Wales. Miss Coulson.
Miss Lewis and Miss Harmon, of
Mount Alto Hospital. will arrange the
display Of articles and assist with the
sales.
Mrs Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. Hugh
Cummins. Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Easily
Smith will pour tea in the afternoon.
For the evening a very delightful mu'
sical program has been arranged.
The public Is invited to attend
winifred Sackville Stoner. I'd. has
come TO Washington to report the
conference on the limitation Of arma-
ments for a number of newspapers.
She also took part in the ceremonies
in honor OF the unknown American
hero yesterday. She is a guest at
the Washington Hotel
Arrangements for the card party
to be given Wednesday at 80 o'clock
at the Washington Club. under the
auspices of the Quentin Roosevelt
Unit of the American Women's Le-
gion. have been completed under the
direction of Mrs. r. f. Bakenhaus
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee. Tea will be served. The pro-
ceeds will be used 10 aid ex-service
men.
Mrs. Harding heads the list OF pa
tronesses, others including Mrs. Cool
idge, Mrs. Edwin DENLY, Lady Ged-
des. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Mrs.
James W. Wadsworth. jr. Mrs. Miles
Poindexter, Mrs. Thomas p. Gore,
Mrs. Frank B. Willis, Mrs. William
c. Rivers. Mrs. Robert f. Coontz.
Mrs. John A. Lejeune. Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth and Mrs. John H. Dayton.
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HUMAN HEADS PLACED ON SALE
DURING CELEBRATION IN PERU
Bull Fights and Watching of Game Cocks Are
Features of Tooth Anniversary of
Freedom From Spain.

Especial Cable to The Washington Herald
and Chicago Tribune.)
LIMA. Nov. IL. - Peru has just
celebrated the one nundredth ami
versary of its independence from
Spain. In Lima, the old capital OF
the viceroys, the celebration began
with a cockfght, ended with bull
fight, and included several other
features. such as the public sale of
human heads which led visitors 10
wonder how much progress the Pc
ruvians have made in matters In
tellectual during the hundred years
that they have been free of outside
control.
The sharpest contrast with mod
ern life in the world OF today was
offered by the fifteenth century
ceIemonials attending the recep-
tron Of the foreign ambassadors
The Peruvian coach Of state is al
most a replica OF George Washing
toms old coach which is kept at
Mount Vernon as a relic OF an al
most forgotten past. In this coach
the ambassadors were driven from
Their embassies to the Presidents
residence with two men on the box
and two standing on the narrow
step behind, all dressed in green
uniforms with knee breeches and
white stockings.
The coach was drawn by four
horses, preceded by four lancers
and trumpeters, hanked by out
riders, and followed by a mounted
squadron of the Guardia Repub-
licana and a mounted band, their
bright steel Roman helmets glist-
ening In the sun. with long black
horsetails waving behind. AS thts
cavalcade approached the Presi-
dents residence at a trot. with long
lances at the rest and the red ana
white pennants streaming from
each lance head, it was difficult
to imagine oneself as being else
where than at the court of a poten-
tate of the Middle Ages.
Escort U. s. Ambassador.
The trumpeters blared out the
signal of the approach, two lines of
dismounted republican guards click
ed their heels together along the
edges OF the narrow red carpet
leading from the curb to the Presi-
dents reception room and stood ut
present arms as the Ambassador
extraordinary of the United States
OF America moved solemnly along
between them to be received by the
PRESIDENT of the Republic of Peru.
On the day the Pope's ambassador
was received thet entire seventh in
fantry lined the curb at one yard
intervals from the Papal embassy to
the Presidential residence. AS the
Papal ambassador was driven by,
accompanied by white uniformed
officers of the Vatican Guard and
high members of the Pope's house,
hold. the colonel commanding the
guard of honor sat upon praneing
charger at one of the principal busi-
ness corners OF Lima. his saber
flashing salute.
Fifteen PAGES from where the Of
fieer reviewed the procession one of
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MRS. WILLIAM c. RIVERS
ENTERTAIN AT FORT MYER.

Mrs. william c. Rivers. wife OF
the commandant of Fort Myer, in
yited a number of friends to her
porch yesterday morning to view
the Armistice Day parade. After
the procession had passed the com
pany gathered indoors for eoffee
and chocolate At the table, CEN
tered with a silver vase of long
stemmed American Beauty roses,
were Mrs. william Kearney Carr
presiding over the chocolate pot
and Mrs. MinneEerode Andrews
pouring coffee. Mrs. Eliphalet
Frazer Andrews assisted.
Among the guests were Mrs.
George Barnett. Miss Anne Gordon,
Mrs. Raisin. of Baltimore; Mrs
George D. Hope. Mrs. Charles q.
Mathews. Mrs. S. H. Peck, Mrs
Julian James. Mrs. C. C. Tucker,
DR.. and Mrs. Davenport White,
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Hills, Mrs.
Alexander Sharp. ST.. Mrs. Alexan-
der Sharp, jr.. Miss Ethel Chase
and Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
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Mrs. Edgar B. Keiss, wife of Rep
resentative Keiss. of Pennsylvania,
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Miss Rebecca Dial, daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial,
who has been visiting in Atlanta,
Ga, for several weeks. has returned
to the city.
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LOUISIANA SOCIETY TO GIVE
RECEPTION FOR GOV. PARKER

Inc louisiana Society Nof Wash
lngton has sent out cards for a
reception in honor of John NJ.
Parker, governor of Louisiana, to be
Eeld Monday, November IL, at the
washington Club. 1901 K street
northwest at s:SO p m. There will
be dancing.
John r. sproul. of Chester Pa
is at the Willard for few days.
w. H. White. tr, was host at a
dinner at the Shoreham last even
ing.
Mrs. Eugene Villaret, wife of Mai.
Nillaret, assistant military attache
of the American Embassy in Paris,
who has been in Washington for
several months visiting her parents,
Mr.. Sand Mrs. Frederick L. Harvey,
passed several days at the Hotel
Astor in New York before sailing
to join her husband in France. Mrs.
Villaret, who was a Washington de
butante two years ago. was az.
companied to New York by her
mother, who remained to see her
sail on the Cantigny A grand.
NoAEhSot SOA W .. HOI-
man. Mrs Villaret, who was Miss
Abigail Holman Harvey. married the
grandson of Admk villaret> de Jo-
yeuse, who served under Napoleon.
At the Vassar-Radeliffe Tea Room.
in the National Council for the Linn
itation of Armaments Building, cor
ner Seventeenth and r streets, on
the opening day. Monday, Mrs. Will
lam ]. Fathers. jr., will pour ana
viii be assisted by Mrs. Emmett c.
Gudger, Mrs. w. d. BigeIow. Mrs
Henry Morrow, Mrs. Frank Hanil-
ton French and Mrs. Luther Mott
The tea room Is on the first floor
and will be open every afternoon
from till o'clock. The proceeds
will go toward the salary endow-
ment funds which are being raised
for Xassar and Radcliffe colleges.
The tea room will be open to the
public.
A reception in honor OF Miss Anna
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:: WASHINGTON SOCIET Y !:

Gordon Of Chicago. Ill. national
president OF the woman's CHRISTIAN
Temperance Union, will be elvsn a.
the W. {. 7. Y. building on ssatur-
Gay evening at O'Clock. In the
receiving line with Mrs. Emma san.
ford shelton will be other honor
guests; Nine. KozakL national pres
iuent Of the w. C. T. U. Of Japan
MIS-. Lena YOst, Mrs, j. NJ. Ffi1zell.
Mrs. Cabot Lodge Stevens, and. the
District officers. Mrs. James w
DOGGY Will make the presentations.
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Col. Lindsay entertained Mrs. Pope
White. Lord Sandwich and Miss
scurgis at luncheon at the Shore
ham Hotel yesterday.
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John r. sproul. of Chester. Pa
is at the willard for a few days
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The Contessa Conturbia, who
was visiting in New York. has come
to Washington for a few days.
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Mrs. Henry F. Dimock is planning
a dinner for November 16, at which
the italian delegates to the arma-
ments conference win he honor
guests.
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w. Fl. White, jr., was host at a
dinner at the shoreham last even
ing.
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Signora Olivia Rosetti Agresti.
adviser to the Italian delegation to
the armaments conference, is ex-.
peeted to arrive in Washington
within the next two days, While
ton Hotel Signora Agrestf. niece
Of Dante Ga5hei Rosefii. the fa-
nous painter, was u washineton
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Mrs. Ellison Heyl entertained n
company at dinner last evening at
her home on n street preceding the
play Bonnie Prince Charlie" which
capt. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun gave
Tor the Clan Gagruder.
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The Minister OF Poland and Prin-
cess Lubomirska will be hosts to
a distinguished company at dinner
Monday evening at the Legation.
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child, jr. and their son. David Fair
child, Sd. are leaving by motor for
New York today, where they will
remain until November %. sail
ing on that date for Panama. where
Gel Fairchild will be stationed.
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Mrs. Theodore Boynton will be
a luncheon hostess today.
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luncheon hostess today.
Mrs. William Lee Smith, of Balti-
more, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Miriam Lee
Smith, to DR.. B. Bruce Brumbaugh,
which took place, on Saturday, No
vember 5. in this city with only
the immediate families present. DR..
and Mrs. Brumbaugh will be at
home after December l at Elkridge,
Maryland.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

guests Friday evening; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Plmkett and Miss Trix Plum
kett.
Mrs. Cortez Edmonston entertain
ed Miss Sue Holmes of Nashville.
Tern, Miss Mary Lee Burks and Miss
Katherine Garertt as her guests at
the matinee Tuesday afternoon and
later to the Alamo Drug Co., for re-
freshments.
Miss Margaret Edwards Of Column
bia is the weekend guest Of Miss
Leola Ruth Turner.
A stag party was given Wednesday
evening for Bryan Atchison who
leaves Sunday for Marshall TO enter
the Insurance Business. Those in the
party were; Clayborn Jackson, Rich
ard Barth, C. F. Coleman, DR.. F. W.
Gone, Glenn Squires, Leopold Barth,
Walker Burns and Bryan Atchison.
Miss Opal Gooch was hostess for
the Beta Sig Alumni Monday at a
matinee party and later to Marlowe
and Cox for refreshments.
Miss Betty Pearson gave a "Tacky''
party Thursday night at her home on
East Jackson st. After the games
and music refreshments were served
the following guests; Misses Mary
Heller, Mary Louise Hawthorne, Will
muth Clark, Margaret Werner, vallie
Bush, Miriam Arnold, Elizabeth Fer
ris, Messrs. Earl Moore, George Toal-
son, George Neff, A. G. White, Jr.,
James Steinman, James Coil and
Johnston Coil. A prize was given to
Miss Mary Heller for the best cos
tune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Scilliman had a
FIVE hundred party Friday night for
their house guests Mrs. Spaulding
and Mrs. Kurren of st. Louis. The
highest scores were made by Mr..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

|cheon guest at the Tea Shop Tuesday
noon; Miss Sue Holmes Of Nashville
and Miss Francie Parker.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Cone enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. claybOrn Jack
son and Jean Jackson at dinner at
the Tea Shop Wednesday evening.
The Active Chapter of the Gamma
Sorority gave a dinner at the Hoxsey
Hotel Wednesday evening eompli-
mentary to Miss Sue Holmes of
Nashville.
Mrs. Jake Buekner gave a lunch
con at the Tea Shop Tuesday for Mrs.
Grover Cottingham of Roosevelt, New
Mexico. Yellow jonquils decorated
the table and covers were for: Mrs.
C. N. Clay, Mrs. R. NJ. Emmons, Mrs.
Wallace Fry, Mrs. o. A. Adams, Miss
Mary Buckner, Mrs. Cottingham.
Mrs. T. R. Bruce entertained the
Young Married Ladies Club Thurs
day afternoon and also a number of
extra guests were invited. An elab-
crate two course luncheon was served
at frye o'clock. The guests of the
were; Mesdames E. Y. Burton,
John Barclay, Chas. Claybrook, T. j.
Williams, Fred Griffin, P. H. Greg
DRY, Ira Bur'-- " Carter, C. M.
Fox and Melville Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sharp were
hostesses for the Bridge Club Tues
day night. Mrs. Fred Llewellyn,
Mrs. Abbie Snoddy, and Mr.. and Mrs.
.olla Mcintyre were guests of the
hub and Mrs. Llewellyn received the
prize for high scores. At a late hour
l salad course was served.
Mrs. F. R. Sanford invited a few
to the picture show Wednes-
lay evening complimentary to Mrs.
1rover Cottingham, who left Tues
lay for her home in Roosevelt, New
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21


Mexico. After the show refreshments
were served at Marlowe and Cox.
Mrs. D. L. Boyer is home from an
extended visit in st. Joseph with rel
ativea.
Mrs. Kate Munroe had two tables
of FIVE hundred Monday evening at
her home on East Promenade for
Mrs. Jameson Of Chicago. A salad
course was served after the games to
the following guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Gorrell, Miss Eula Tucker, Miss
Gertrude Fry, Mrs. Jameson, viii
Williams, and DR.. R. s. Williams and
Mrs. w. E. West.
Billy BledsOe gave a matinee party
Monday afternoon to a number Of his
friends, Refreshments, were enjoyed
after the matinee at the Alamo Drug
Co. In line were; Fred Locke Nor
ris, Lewis Marion Moore, E. Y. Bur-
ton, Robert Collier, Warren Mcintyre,
Junior and Dorrance Edmonston,
Harry Williams Cyrus Clark, Chas.
Brown Clark, Richard Smith, Clark
Bledsoe, Elkins Bolts and Chas. Bled-
soc Jr.
Miss Lola Ruth Turner had as lun-
cheon guests Saturday noon; Miss
Majorie Barnes, Miss Frances Gooch
and Miss Margaret Edwards of Col
umbia.
Mr.. A. F. Greeves-Walker of Pitts
burg, Penn, is the guest of Nj. and
Mrs. d. A. Moulton.
D. A. Moulton and guest Mr.. A. F.
Greeves- Walker Of Pittsburg spent
Saturday in Vandalia on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Vim had a week
end house party for Mrs. Fhafferre of
t. Louis. Those in the party besides
the guest Of honor were; Miss Ellen
Carter, Miss Pauline Powell Of Mob
erly, Miss Anna Bledsoe, Miss Effie
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johnson and Rev. W. C. Cowart.
Miss Virginia Pearson entertained
at luncheon Wednesday evening; Miss
Jeanette Bragg, Miss Sarah Culbert-
son, Miss Georgia Morris, Messrs.
Alex Hope, Harry MCGEE, Humphrey
Craddock and Prof. Meredith.
The Helping Hand Circle of the
Kings Daughters viii meet Thursday
afternoon, April Fl, at three o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. F. C. Stoltz, East
Promenade st. The hostesses with
Mrs. Stoltz are; Mrs. Chas. Luckie,
Mrs. Ben VIM and Miss Anna Bled-
soc. All members urged to be pres
ent.
Mrs. Eleanor Jameson and Miss
GertrudeF Fry were matinee guests of
Mrs. E. NJ. Kent Friday afternoon
followed by refreshments at Marlowe
and Cox.
Miss Effie johnson gave a picture
show party Saturday evening for her
house guest Mrs. Fhafferre of St.
Louis. Refreshments were served
after the show at the Alamo Drug
Co. In line were; Misses Polly Mil
Ter, Carolyn Worrell, Opal Gooch,
Anna and Susie Guthrie and Emily
Gibbs.
Mrs. o. A. Adams entertained at
Bridge Saturday afternoon for Mrs.
Grover Cottingham of Roosevelt, New
Mexico, A buffet lunch was served
after the games to the guests; Mrs.
Jake Denser, Mrs. C. M. Clay, Mrs.
R. M. Emmons, Mrs. Wallace Fry,
Mrs. F. A. Guignon, Mrs. J. W. Gal
laher, Mrs. Fred Llewellyn, RMS. Tur-
ner Williams, Mrs. Clayborn jackson,
Mrs. Harry Chaplin, Mrs. Bradford
Sappington and Mrs. Grover Getting
ahm.
Mrs. ]. F. Griffee had as dinner
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

Ebert and Mrs. ]. e. Miller who 8
ceived the prizes. Refreshments were
enjoyed otter the games. The guests
were; Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Guignon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Corl, DIR. and Mrs. ]. E. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Denser, Miss Eula
Tucker and Win Williams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

w. E Cornett, Jr., of Laddonia was
a Mexico visitor Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-04-21

Alex Hope is visiting in Excelsior
Springs.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-05
LOCALS

A " O xA A " Ed. McCargo of willisville, is in the city today.
 Irwin Nelson of route ?, WI here this morning.
 Funniest play you ever saw, Get your tickets and bring your ma"
 d6t 2-5 John Manning of route ?. is in the city today on business. Will Craine of Alabama township is in Prescott today. J. J. Fore of Albany township is in Prescott today.
 Hurry up, avoid the rush, Buy two tickets and make a crush.
 d6t 2-5 E. P. Gladden., prominent Redland farmer, is here today Will S. Roe of route G. is in town today.
  M. H Straughan made a visit toI Camden today.
 W. k Cottingham of Sayre, route l, was in the city this morning.
  E. Pearce of Boughton township, was here today
 Jump in your car Friday night All is o. K. with the Rainbow in sight
 d6t 2-5 Dr. and Mrs. c. F. Nelms and baby of Laneburg, visited ill Prescott today.
  Whats the excitement what's the fun, | At the end of the Rainbow is hav- ing a run. d6t 2-5 W. s. Martin, Esq, and Lee Me Donald of Jackson township, are here today on business. John Sage, son of Rev. J. A. Sage, is recovering from rcent attack of tOnsilitas. R. R. Fairchild of Rosston, is here today and is very enthusiastic over the oil situation in this county. MT. Fair childs declares we are sure to strike it. in the near future. Save your nickels, And count your dimes Then spend them Friday W neU tIe hdluDoN shihCS. uot V We are glad to see our good friend, Brother ]. H. Cummings, on the streets again. after an illness of several days. Got the "blues?"
 Don't worry my friend,
 See the Rainbow,
 And they quickly will end.
 d6t 2-5 Try asking friend to come with you to Sunday school tomorrow. We reached the high water mark of 210 last Sunday and we want 22S pres ..pt tomorrow, will you help' Thank you.
 .thn Dixon is still on q .tcheS. ,aused from ni.' wound sex erll vt els ago.
 Estray-One gilt, year old, weight about 80 pounds. Owner can get same by establishing ownership and paying all expenses. Henry Felts.
  We are counting on your presence in the Methodist Sunday school tomorrow, GGl 225.
 We can't do it without you've re- fer to the goal of the Methodist Sun day school tomorrow, 225.