Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-07
By MISS FRY

~ "a MoultoH, MIS-. courtney, misses
Jennie and Matte Karnes.
Misses Jennie and Matte Karnes
had for dinner Wednesday evening
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Moulton, Mrs. Courtney of
Ames, Iowa, Miss Leota Pearson
and Howard Pearson.
Miss v. Williamson entertained at
dinner Sunday noon at the Hoxsey
Hotel, Mrs. ]. e. Blum, Mrs. George
Sohn of st. Louis. After dinner DR..
and Mrs. Fred Griffin invited Miss
Williamson and guests to motor to
Columbia for the afternoon and for
supper at the Daniel Boone.
A very beautiful farewell tea was
given Monday afternoon at the Tea
Shop from four to five, for Mrs. H.
P. Atkins who has been the guest Of
Mexico friends for two weeks. The
guests included the friends who had
entertained Mrs. Atkins during her
visit here. Dainty refreshments
were served during the hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland Rodes and son,
Ned Dewitt, have returned firm a
visit in Glasgow.
Mrs. Kate Hammond left Sunday
for Columbia and in her place at the
lntelfgencer Society desk is Miss
Mary Virginia Houston, who is very
accomplished in the art of society
writing. We welcome Miss Houston
to the rank and wish her much suc-
cess.
Miss Katherine Welsh spent a few
days here this week saying good bye
to friends before she goes to Indi-
ana to teach this winter.
Mrs. E. M. Kent entertained We'd
nesday at noon for Miss Helen Clark,
of Chicago. Covers were for Misses
Mary Francis Rowland, Helen Fran
els Brown and Mary Virginia Nelson
and Helen Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Boyer have re-
turned from st. Joseph.
Mrs. L. M. White went to st. Louis
Friday to meet her daughter, Jane,
who is returning from Vermont,
where she has been in a girls camp
this summer.
Miss Eliza Martin left this week
for Sheldon, Mo-, where she will
/. teach Latin and English in the High
School this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cauthorn and
Miss Ruth Cauthorn are home from
a delightful vacation in Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams had
as dinner guests Sunday noon at
Mrs. Hudson's, Mr.. and Mrs. W. g
Stewart and Mrs. w. p. Wynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Edmonston,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bledsoe and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack MARROW took their
children and had a picture show
party Wednesday night at the LIB
erty Theatre after which all had
cooling refreshments at Marlow's.
Charles Guthrie invited Mrs. B. M
Bush and her house guest, Miss Mar
garet Reno, to be his guests Wednes-
day noon at the Tea Shop for lunch.
Mrs. Davenport had the following
matinee guests Thursday Afternoon;
Mrs, BIN. Bush and Miss Margaret
Reno of st. Louis. Dainty refresh
ments were enjoyed after the matl-
nee, at Marlow's.
Mrs, L. f. Mitchell gave a picture
show party Monday evening in com
pliment to Mrs. Henry Pearce Atkins
of Cincinnati, who has been the guest
Of Mexico friends for the past two
weeks. Following the pictures at tne
Liberty, the hostess invited her guests
to the Tea Shop for delicious re-
freshments. In line were Mrs. Aiice
Guthrie, Mrs. j. T. johnson, Mrs
Anna Arnold, Mrs, Atkins and MISS
Martha Spence.
Miss Ollie Taylor entertained tues
day evening with a Chautauqua party
for Miss Frances Grinstead, who was
in Mexico for the evening. The guests
the Rev. and Mrs. Walter 2, C9wart
Howard Rhodus, Emmett Stephens
and Miss Grinstead. Cooling refresh
4 ments were served at Marlow's afte'
the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Boyd, Miss
Katherine Garrett, Miss Margaret
Rene Of st. Louis, E. G. Barnes ane
Charles Guthrie Motored TO Columbis
and Fulton Sunday for the day.
Miss Margaret Grow is spending
her vacation at her home IN Rust
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas. Claybrook mo
tored to Macon Sunday and spent I
few days there this week.
Mexico society has taken quit
4 slump this week. Everybody ha!
been SO busy attending the spendit
program at the Chautauqua that the!
have forgotten, for the time being
parties and hncheons, but the tim
has been well spent, for we have ha'
good programs daily at the Char
tauqna.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Dude,
Of Indiana, spent the week end Will
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. White invite'
as their guests for supper at r.