Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-07

art mousse guestS OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Wagner this week.
Mrs. Arthur Sharp entertained at
luncheon Monday noon for Mrs. Hen
ry Pearce Atkins of Cincinnati, the
guests were: Mesdames w. G. Wiki
kins, ]. T, Johnson, R. D. Worrell,
and H. P. Atkins. The table was
artistically decorated in garden flow
ers and the luncheon very delicious.
Mrs. H. P. Atkins was dinner guest
of Miss Martha Spence and Mrs. An
ma Arnold Monday evening at six
o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Cone enter
tanned at bridge Tuesday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mier, of Okla.
The guests included, Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Jackson, MI. and Mrs. H. B.
Plunket, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Keath, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lardO Worren and Leopold Barth.
Elaborate Refreshments were served
after the games.
Mrs. B. M. NARROW had as matinee
guests Thursday afternoon, Mrs
Lester Miller, and Mrs. T. H. Win
ans of Colorado Springs. Cooling re-
freshments were enjoyed at Marlows
later.
Miss Jennie Karnes is home from an
extended stay in MINES ota and Elk.
~celsior, Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. johnson enter.
tanned at MONDAY dinner Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Waite and son OF
Kansas City, and Mrs. Wallace Fry.
Miss Elizabeth Harper invited 8
few friends in Thursday Afternoon
for Miss Helen Wilkins. The guests
chatted and sewed and later ate the
very delicious refreshments which
the hostess served. The guests in.
cluded, Misses Priscilla Sannebeck
Loula Franklin, Opal Gooch, RATHER.
inc and Irene Garrett, Emily Gibbs
Irene Rogers and Helen Wilkins.
Miss Leota Pearson with Misses
Jennie and Matte Karnes invited
few friends to call from ten to twelve
Friday morning to meet Mrs. D. A
Moulton, Mrs. Courtney and Mrs.
Patterson of Ames, Iowa. Mrs. r. M
Emmons greeted the guests at the
door and directed them to the hos
tesses and guests of honor who stood
in the living room. The house was
beautifully decorated in zenias ant
asters. Friends of these guests o.
honor enjoyed very much meeting
them again and renewing acquaint
ances. Misses Priscilla Sannebecf
and Gertrude Fry assisted in the din
ing room in serving the delicious re
freshments.
Mrs. William Coatsworth left Fri
day for Chicago to join her husband
who is located there in business.
Mrs. w. w. Bolts gave a ,beauti
noon at the Tea Shop for Mrs. Ger
vais Berrey of Los Angeles, Cal. Thu
table was attractively conferred witt
garden flowers and covers were for
R. W. Berrey, Mrs. Charles Har
rison, Mrs. L. N. Gordon, Mrs. Mel
Runyon, Mrs. ]. G. Lakenan, Mrs
Charles Morris, Miss Esther Hous
ton, Miss Nina Pearson, Mrs. Huga
Sprowl, and Miss Mary Hopkins o
Okla, and Mrs. Berrey. Following
the elaborate luncheon toasts wer'
given and later the guests and host
ess attended the Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Moulton ant
Mrs. Courtney Of Ames, Ia arr
guests of Misses Jennie and Mattl'
Karnes.
Word was received in Mexico
| Thursday of the marriage OF Martll
Turner Myers to Miss Marie VA
Horn In Kansas City Juy'6. The en-
gagement was known to both fam
lilies though no announcement ha'
been made. They will spend tn
winter in albuquerque, N. M, wher'
the groom went sometime ago TO
his health.
Mr.. Myers is one. of the partners u
the Myers Brothers Ceaning an
Pressing Co., Of Mexico, and is
SON or Mr.. and Mrs. Ms. Myers Of thi
city. He was graduated from NC
Milan High School and for a ionl
time was empoyed at Wilkins 4
Browns Shoe Store. For some year
he was secretary and treasurer Of tn
Methodist church. He is a mos
promising and energetic young ma
with 4 host Of friends here.
Miss Van Horn is q Mexico gu
and has many friends here. She !
a graduate Of the Auxvasse Hig'
school and for three years was EN-
ployed at M. M. A.
The Ledger extends congratuIa'
lions and best wishes to this splen
did young couple. .
Miss Van Horn is q lovabie and at
tractive young woman who during he
years Of residence in Mexico mad
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph HUTCHINSON er
t-crtained at dinner Monday evefling
for tie Rev. Samuel Muse, who ne
been pastor Of the Nazarene churc
there and left this week for Ottaw'
M. for the General Assembly OF Ia