Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-06-09

.lse ST. Louis Star-@Fifty
week the women of New
week the women ofNew
a4a0king cigarettes, they
1fsliSsA " on a silver tray" His
D4ES febssi itself.
rs Eas proven lately, that women
keeh secrets better than men.
man s6Ia his wife a profound
ret this past week and told her
e tail q son'. She didn't but HE
1 every one he met, and SO saved
papers publishing it.
Nfs AH0erson Is in Mexico
i napnih a1a domiciled with Mrs.
CARY on East Promenade
zsss FI@mma Snidow will arrive
me Sunday ID spend the vacation
her lhother, Mrs. Cdara Snidow,
sister Miss Fay nSidow. Miss
dow HAS Just closed a most sue
fal YEAR Il work in Dallas, Texas,
the schools there and will return
hi Sept. to resume her work.
Noah aid Miss Ruth Noah
&Ekuests IA Nh. and Mrs. E. B.
or tea Sunday evening
and Mfs II. f. Elliott had as
y gIse Monday evening:
su Marell, Leatha Leary,
yEar and Rev. w. C. Cow
vii Villains, Miss Eula Tucker,
Mrs. 7. r. Cox and Latlae
formed a line party at the Pic
now Friday evening later going
arIow and Cox for refreshments.
w. w. Bolts was hostess for
B. C. Club Friday afternoon at
atinee, followed by refreshments
Alamo Drug Co., besides the
members, there were a number Of
ed gusts.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. White, MI. and
rs. Goftez Edmonston enjoyed a line
Krty aklthe picture show Friday even
followed by refreshments at the
&flow and Cox.
and Mrs. F. w. Cone, Mr.. and
rank Hollingsworth were the
bit the picture show Friday ev-
G. G. Madison and children
eturned to her home in Inde-
se after a visit with her father
ocke,
and Mrs. A.. H. Whitney will
dinner guests Sunday noon: Mr.
I'LL Mts. f. p. Kelso and Mrs, j. G
eo has not had a more elabor'
d nacre beautiful tea for a lone
ae i The large one gicen Friday at
E4i10DIf at the home of Mrs. Charles
9ok on East Promenade street
hen IRIS. VIM. E. Swami and Mrs
49, Claybrook entertained a large
III 81 from fou to six. The porcl
house was decorated for the oc
81 in Crimson Ramblers AM
les. On the porch Mrs. F. r
ord and Mrs. Joe Wilkins greetet
I'LL quests and invited them to tn
|uIneh bowl which was presided owe.
M Misses Helen Wilkins and Marcen'
|dEhnson. In the fhont hall Mrs. Chas
Ekark and Mrs. L. E. Worner directe'
b the line, Mrs. Fred Pitcher intro
[nced the attractive and charming re
|Riying line, composed of Mesdame
bias. Claybrook, VIM. E. Swami, G. +
anderson, Johnston, Of Montgomer,
tn, A. L. Kredell, Miss Doroth,
hnston of Montgomery City an
Harrison Brown. In the livini
Mesdames e. L.. Cass, H. E. {
ker, Ferd Howe, Miss Ped Harri
Mrs. p. H. Gregory assisted. TIL
#.Ssts were invited to the dining roor
Mesdames A. P. Green, w. W. POI
and G. A. Barnes and in. the din
room those assisting weer: Mes
hes Eloh bearing, Jack Streif, Mis-
olyn Worrell, Mary Lee Burks, an
Cau&horn. The dining table wa
Ted with a handsome cluney clot
hu6e basket Of raises and Grin
lombiers formed the beautift
piece. Delicious ice cream
nd8 candies were served. Other
ink III the music room and ha
miss Mable Pitcher, Mrs. w. I
ION, Mrs. C. "A. Buckner, Mr.
q. Coil.
Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Cone invite
rand Mrs. Claiborn jackson an
aa Jackson to be their dinner CUES
sday evening.
S. M. Locke Mrs. &C. Han
Mrs. e. S. Wilson and Mrs.
Nitchell motored to Fulton Tue
Tor the day.
and Mrs Turner Williams az
ldren were guests Of MI. al
ma Buckner for the week en-
sday noon Mrs. Claibofl
had as her guests for lnn'
iarcena johnson and Fra
Mr.. and Mrs. s. IA. Loci
and Mrs. J. T. johnson m
- Columbia for the day a
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