Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-12-15

~ ~S i" INC HreSDyIerlanl ran nigh as IS the caSe when Christ
Snu ~ enoertalned the Hardin Girls, mas 81 near. Elaborate two course
the church on Monday evening with al Ruckrer por.dof, 80 49,. -.
very delightful party at the Church. an out of town guest.
Games, music and stunts we're enjoyed -
and later dainty refreshments were The Gamma Atumnaa met Monaan
served o. te ladies' OF the church. afternoon with Miss Ruth Cauthorn
. on East Monroe street. Bridge was
mss name DIX invited Mrs. W. z. enjoyed and later the hostess served
West, Miss Mary Nichols and Mrs. T. very delcops rafrosbron+s Msa
+. Hook on Wednesday afternoon for Dorothy French, Miss Marcena John.
q game Oh bridge and to chat over the son and Mrs. Eisnberg and Mrs. Ray
current events Miller of Oklahoma were the axtrs
49, - guests.
Berrey had: Mrs, I. E. Hook, Mrs. W. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. ogle gave a
E. West and Mrs. E. E. Keath in for a dance Monday evening for M and
gan o. ondge a dainty lunch was Mrs. ", S. Dooln who left this week
served after the two hours of ponder for California to spend the winter,
ing over this popular game. After three hours of dancing elab-
Miss Lena Bryary vas in ST. Louis 90
this week. Joseph Gamble celebrated his
o. eighth birthday Monday afternoon
MRS = .. Hammond entertained at with a party The guests numbered
bridge Thursday evening for Miss twenty, games we're enioyed and at
Emma Buckner of Paris and Mrs. a o'clock the ouass wera INVITES q
NeaPe o. Columbia. Other guests in the dining room where the birthday
cIuaea; mrs l. +: mitchell, MIS-. y. cake with eight candles formed the
S. Wilson, Mrs. C. M. Clay, Mrs. J. T. centerpiece for tp table Dainty
ohnsoI Mrs' aapor jackson and candy baskets were given as favors
MISS nary v houston. The hostess and delicious refreshments served.
served delicious refreshments after .
the games. Mrs. Russell Squirting of near
-o- Thompson was guest Of her mother
MRS ar LANCE had a luncheon for the week.
guests at the Tea Shop Thursday noon
SMs. oortez Edmonst0n' MRS Maurice Mrs. George Lee and Mrs. Agnes
Charleston, Mo. luncheon TbnrsJav Of no 1o hOme
. on South Jefersonstreet. The small
small son will arrive in Missouri about dain+v n1.co card +ayaus n~o u sd
ne Decemoe 1oa 70 spend 1e n0noays' as favors After the elaborate four
iey VIII VISIT rel@'NeS mere curing course luncheon. bridge was enjoyed
during the afternoon, Mrs. jack trelt
u. and Mrs. George Kemp made the
Le mS H Nooe'S u t0 highest scores 81 we're awarded prizes.
eM'uS oN"n ms - h ameu .e mm Mrs. 81 Buckner of Quincy was the
N 9, " c"n civ Wn WV we :" only outoftown guest.
Church Saturday night. y
Mrs. H. B. Mckinley and Mrs. Will
Lee entertained Monday afternoon at
WI, :. ~ no"' "S a SiSor III D" the home of Mrs. Mckinley about
Ao"' 'S "U" forty guests. A most delightful pro-
- gram, arranged by Mrs. F. N. Hender-
Mrs. G. R. Gibbs and Mrs. A. s. son was given, Miss Mary Banks
Houston entertained Wednesday af- played LA Castanala" by KeHens
ternoon for their sisters, Miss Emma and responded to the encore with a
kuckner of Paris and Mrs Neate of short little waltz, Mrs. Henderson
Columbia. These charming guests of sang Lullaby by Kate Vannak, her
honor re well known in this city and encore was also most delightful Mrs.
it was a great pleasure to their friends Abby Snoddy played in her ever
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