Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-12

Jane Jane Squires, South Of Mexico
and Mrs. Pearl Fuller of Moerly.
Miss Normandy HUTCHINSON, of
Chicago, arrived Monday to be the
guest of Mrs w. F. Newton.
The Mems Bible Glass of the Pres
byterian church enjoyed a weiner
roast Thursday evening in the Wall
lace bearing pasture. Abaut thirty
members of the class were present,
and after the supper gathered around
the bonfire and held a business meet
ing.
Mrs. C. R. Anderson entertained at
luncheon Wednesday noon in COM
pliment to Mrs. Russell of Mobile,
Ala, who spoke in the afternoon at
the Presbyterian church. The long
table in the Tea Shop private dining
room was attractively decorated in
a huge basket of cut flowers and
seated with Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Russell were, Mesdames G. W. Rob-
ertson, Wallace bearing, W. c. john
son, Anna Arnold, j. F. Llewellyn,
Elon bearing, E. R. Locke, w. w.
Bolts, F. p. VanNess, A. P. Green,
A. A. Wallace and Henry Woodward
iof st. Louis.
Mrs. Jake Buckner was hostess
Monday afternoon for the Gamma
Sorority Alumnae at her home near
Auxvasse. After the short business
meeting bridge was enjoyed till 4:3O
when the hostess served delicious re-
freshments.
Mrs. S. B. Cook of jefferson City
will be house guest of Mrs. F. R.
Sanford next week during the D. A
A. State Conferences.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Harrison, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace bearing motored to
Fulton Thursday to the Street
Fair.
Mrs. C. w.. Street was hostess to
the Whatsoever Circle of the Kings
Daughters Tuesday, at which time
delegates for the state meeting at
Columbia, October IS, were elected
Mesdames W. R. Sallee, E. D. Ora.
ham, j. F. Griffee, A. S. Houston, J.
H. Lane e. L. Cass and Miss Ida
Bolts are the delegates with alter.
mates: Mesdames w. J.. Rixey, H. E
Benson, Bessie Winscott, W. W. Will
liams, Ross Wagner and Bales. The
leader of the afternoon was Mrs
Pritchett Hume and a very interest
ing program was given. Mrs. Street
was made a new member Of the Circle
Mrs. Ben Locke with Mrs. E. R
! Locke entertained about fifty guests
at a beautiful one O'Clock luncheon
last Saturday at the E. R. Locke
home. Small tables were placed in
the living room and dining room anc
each table was conferred with a beau
tiful pink rose bud in a single rose
vase, dainty jack oMantern place
cards were also used and the elabo'
rate ~four-course luncheon was served
by cateress Scott. Mrs. W. G. Will
kins accompanied by Mrs. Berenice
Coin sang several numbers between
the first and second courses and Mrs
VIM. F. Ramsey sang after the thirt
and fourth courses. Among the out
of-town guests for this delightful at
fair e Mrs. John August Mar
tens of st. Louis and Mrs. Steinhaus'
er of Marshall.
Miss Amelia Graham is spending
the week end in Columbia with
, friends.
Mrs. Laura Pitcher and son, Stuari
Pitcher, of st. James, Mo-, are tht
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Pitcher
and Mrs. e. d Graham.
t Miss Mary Buckner, Miss Pinkit
} West, Miss Miriam Glandon, Miss
/ Polly Miller, Mrs. w. w. Pollock ant
) Capt. Marques Wallace attended thu
Yelled Prophets in st. Louis this
week.
The numerous clubs of this cit!
which have been having a vacation
!. during the hot months, are again
starting with new life, and pep. Thi'
week the days have been full Of bus
+ mess meetings Of clubs. Wednesda!
l the "Menaltink" Club opened its yea.
of work and pleasure with Mrs. Nea
Scilliman on East Love street. Bridg'
was enjoyed throughout the after
! noon and at five o'clock the hostess
served dainty refreshments. Mrs
Orlando :Worrell, Mrs. Ryland Rhodei
and Mrs. Berenice Cohn were guest
q Of the club.
Tuesday evening Miss Ruth Per
kins was hostess for the Tuesda!
: evening Club at their first meeting
of the seacon, all members met witt
3 plans and pep for the winter. Thi
: was a real business meeting so yer,
: little time was given TO playint
. bridge. The hostess served deli
! cious refreshments during the even
q ing. Misses Tine Houston, Priscilla
! Sannebeck and Gertrude Fry are tn
new members added to this interest
ing club this year.
2 Mrs. E. 0. Redd was hostess T.
the p. E. 0. Chapter Friday after
q noon. The subject for the year
work win be missouri. Mrs. L. n