Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-03-03

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Married Ladies Club. The two new
members Of the Club Mrs. Harrison
Brown and Mrs. Austin Lewis were
present to meet the club. The guests
Of the club included: Mrs. Nisbet
Livingston, Mrs. T. J. Williams, Mrs.
Harry Chaplin, Mrs. Wiley COrl and
Mrs. Hopkins Of St Louis.
Mrs. J. E. STREET was hostess for
the Wednesday Club this week. The
guests OF the day were: Mrs. II. E.
C. Tucker, Mrs. Charles Claybrook,
Mrs. Courtney, Mrs. W. G. Burks,
Mrs. Melville Paul, Mrs. Harry
Shrout, Mrs. j. C. Mundy, Mrs. ]. w.
Gallaher, Mrs. F. P. VanNess, Mrs.
D. A. Moulton, Mrs. Henry Kunkel of
Texas, and Miss Elaine Silverstein.
Miss Fay Corl celebrated her sixth
birthday Monday with a party.
Games were played and at five o'clock
refreshments were served and the
birthday cake cut. The guests In
cluded: Thelma Harris, Leila Martha
IStoltz, Iva Mae Pitcher, Maud Ethel
and Mary Barbara Ketter, Alice Jean
Miller, Elma Lee Hawthorn, Dorothy
Arthur, Mary Katherine Williams,
Jean Jackson, Lata Lee Cox, Collect
Strock, Bobby LANCE, George VIII
Robertson, Bob White, George Hem
derson, Bunny Gregory, Rolla McIn-
tyre, Harcy Jackson, Wiley Corl and
Jane Undertake.
Mrs. T. ]. Hoxsey had as dinner
Friday noon complimentary to
her mother, Mrs. Brown Of New Lon
don; Mrs. W. F. Whitney, Mrs. ONO
tundra, Mrs. Will Lee and Mrs.
Brown.
Mrs. Fred Peck was hostess for the
Sewing Club Friday afternoon. The
five new members were present: Miss
Virginia Pearson, Miss Jeanette
Mrs. Harry Shrout, Mrs. D. T.
and Mrs. John Barclay. At
i've o'clock the hostess served refresh
Mrs. L. John Weber of st.
Louis was the out-of-town guest.
Mrs. Elon bearing and her Sunday
School Glass of girls known Is 1.-THE
Count On Me" Class gave a Washing
ton Birthday party Monday evening
at the home of Miss Frances Parker.
rhe house was decorated in Washing
Ton Birthday y%colors and the dining
able, with hatchets, cherries, candies
and flags as decorations. A buffet
.unch was served from the table. The
sxtra guests of the class were: Miss
Marjorie Barnes, Minnie Marshall,
Mary Cordelia Mason, and Frances
Bolts.
A wedding of interest to many here
was that Of Miss Maurine Mcdonald,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Nc
of Urich, Mo-, to Mr.. Hartzell
Wife Krann of Joy, Illinois, which
took place Wednesday, January 26, at.
Sedalia, Mo. Mrs. Krann is a former
Hardin student and a sister Of Mrs.
F. M. Hager of this city. She has
been here this week visiting her sitser
and is now in her home town visiting
before going to Joy, ILL.,, where she
will make her home. Mr.. Krann is
one from leading families in Illinois,
and is a prosperous young farmer of
Joy, III. Hearty good wishes are ex-
tended to this happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Phillip were
hostesses for the"Gloom Chasers' club
evening. The hours were
spent in five hundred and at the close
of the games Mrs. Guy Lakeland was
awarded the prize for Highest cor
A two course lunch was served.
Mrs. F. A. Guignon was hostess for
the five hundred club Friday after
noon. The out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. Henry Kunkel of Texas and Mrs.
Charles Everett of st. Louis. Five
hundred was enjoyed till four-thirty
when the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. F. P. Kelso was awarded the
club prize and Mrs. Kunkel received
the guest prize.
Miss Hazel Debo entertained with
a line party on Monday afternoon at
the Liberty in honor of her seventh
birthday. The guests were Hen
rietta Beckley, Margaret Mudd,
Martha Mudd, Mary Evelyn Mitchell,
Ivan Debo and Agnes Debo.
Mrs. E. S. Wilson is entertaining a
few friends at Tea this afternoon
from three to five.
The Thimble Club met Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Joe, Wilkins or
Woodlawn. A social hour was enjoy.
ed after the business meeting. The
club guests included: Mrs. William
Swami, Mrs. p. Il. Gregory, Mrs. p
e. Coil, Mrs. III. B. Brett, Mrs. W. G
Burks, Mrs. R. R. Arnold, Jr., Mrs
Maurice Phillip, Mrs. Anna Arnold
Mrs. Alvin Dallmeyer, Mrs. Harry
Chaplin and Mrs. B. N. NARROW. A
four-thirty a buffet lunch was served
Mrs. Clara Snidow was hostess
Friday afternoon, to the officers an,
various committees Of the Twentietl
Century Glass ofthe Christian Church
After q business session a social hou,
was enjoyed, the hostess serving tei
and waters. There were twenty mem
bers present and plans were discuss