Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-07-28

DE. and Mrs. Thurman StalingS
" SON, Leslie Allen are visiting in
hndalia.
"A DR.. and Mrs. P. H. Gregory had az
Inner guests last Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Will Grey, Miss Virginia
Grey and Miss Alice Richmond of st,
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Locke enter
ined at dinner Friday evening in
lpliment Ito Miss Jessie Sparks of
Rrshall and Mrs. G. C. Madison of
Apendence. The table decorations
, most attractivein yellow and
he, covers were for: Mrs. C. C.
mfnond, Mrs. G. G. Madison, Miss
Vary v. Houston, Miss Esther Hous-
Men Miss Elizabeth Gill, and Miss
bessie Sparkle. After dinner the ev-
enlr1g was spent playing bridge.
A very enjoyable dance was given
1t nj. NJ. A., Friday by the cadets and
the young girls of town were the
anyited, guests with the faculty. The
M. MIA. orchestra furnished the
music.
MRS. Barnes lis the guest of her
sons ct M. M. A. for a few days.
Miss Luella Waters of Columbia
rs thef guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
BROWN
Mss Jessie Sparks of Marshall is
the guest of Mrs. C. C. Hammond.
~. and Mrs. F. W Gone are spend
&g a few days in Memphis with rel
SSyes.
u NJrs. C. M. Clay and Mrs. Claiborne
IN tCson entertained at one o'clock
Yaon Friday in honor of Miss
heA aSparks of Marshall. After
csu IN the hostesses and their
FgA attended the matinee, The in
fiteA guests were: Miss Esther
HousA N, Mrs. G. C. hammond and
Miss Jessie Sparks.
Miss Marie Day of vandalia was
the guest of Mrs. Loyald Biggs and
Mrs. Tom Hamilton Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Perkins leaves Sunday for
Omaha, Neb., to visft friends for
several weeks.
The Presbyterian Church Sunday
School held their annual picnic Thurs
dAy evening at the Burlington
Clubhouse and it was a most delight
full occasion. Games started at four
thirty and by six o'clock every one
was ready TO enjoy teh sumptuous
meal which was served.
The Rev. w. C. Cowart leaves next
"Wednesday night for Chicago 10
study for five weeks in the Univer-
sity.
Miss Lila Mcintosh gave a matinee
panty Thursday afternoon for Misses
Lois Day and Mable Jackson of
Huntsville, Following the matinee
delicious refreshments were served at
Ma9lowe and Cox. The guests were:
Misses Alice Adams, Mary McFar-
lagRd, Mary Franc Rowland, Katherine
Witherspoon, Mabel jackson and Lois
Day.
Mrs. Mat and daughter Of Toledo,
Ohio, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meal Silliman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hancock, and
two children, Margaret and Milford,
Of Miami, Okla, have returned home
after a delightful two weeks stay with
Mrs. Hancockis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
LIB, F. MILLER of east jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. Hancock motored to
Santa Fe Thursday and spent the day
with Douglass McIlheney.
Miss Mary Louise. Hawthorne had
hs guests at the matinee Monday at
fergloon: Miss Jane White, Miss
fStella Cartwright and Miss Mary
ELLEN CARTWRIGHT of st. Louis, Miss
Elma Lee rswthorne. Cooling re-
Breshments were served at NARROW
sand Cox after the movies.
Miss Lydia Martin is visiting in
Roodhouse, ILL.,, this week.
The many friends Of Mrs. W. p.
I8s lynn will be glad to learn that she
now in Excelsior Springs and i'm
rowing in health very much.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lee and MI.
md Mrs. Will Lee motored to Jeffer-
City Sunday in the George Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Williams and
LIS. j. ". Williams have returned
from a motor trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. J. H. Coil and two sons of st.
ouis were guests of Mrs. B. G..
aeavis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Van Matre
had as dinner guests Tuesday even-
ng: Mrs. B. G. Reayis, Mrs. J. Il.
Doil and two sons Of st. Louis, Mrs.
arbara Coil of Perry and Miss Ellen
savis.
Miss Barbara Reavis left this week
ST. Louis to Join NE and Mrs. P.
Cullen and motor through the East
about d month.
Mrs. Chas. Claybrook and Mrs. ].
Fry have returned from La Plata
here they have spent several weeks.
Miss LETTER who has been the guest
@f Miss Nina Stalaings ior severed
weeks left Wednesday for her home in
Atianata, Ga
MI. and Mrs. j. T. Johnson, Misses