Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-11-09

and Terrill Seyers, Ruth Mcfarland,
Virginia Ragsdale, Frieda Larsen,
Mildred Burlington Messrs. Grandon
Mcfarland, Tom Garges, Reed myers,
Donald Huley, VIM. Burton, Brad
ford Smith, George Glass, Will Dou-
glass Bush, Howard Demetris. Games
and dancing were enjoyed and later
the hostess served dainty refresh
ments. a
Mrs. George Will Robertson and
two sons are home from an extended
visit in Bunceton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barclay enter
tanned with seven tables of bridge
Monday evening, the house was at
tractively decorated in Halloween
things and the favors were Halloween
tallys. After the games delicious re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. A. B. Smith was hostess Mon
day afternoon to the Thimble Club
in honor of Mrs. Joe Rhodes of Web
ster Groves, who is a charter men,
Der of this interesting club. Mrs.
Etna Williams of California was an
out-of-town guest also. Elaborate re-
freshments were served at 4:30.
Mrs. j. C. Fry of Louisiana, Mo-,
was the guest of Mrs. W. W. Fry
this week enroute to Columbia to visit
her son who is in the University.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. L Y.
Moore gave another lovely party at
her home on West Monroe. Mrs.
Lon Ware of Moline and Mrs. Etna
Williams of California and Mrs, H.
D. Llewellyn Of Marshall were out
of-town guests present. The hostess
served and elaborate two-course lunch
after the games.
Miss Mary Gallaher of Kansas City
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Strict.
Mrs. Jake Buckner was hostess to
the "Menaltink" Club Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. S.
Cave, All members were present
and enjoyed the games Of bridge. At
5 o'clock the hostess served delicious
refreshments. Mrs. E. G. Darnell
was guest of the club.
Miss Mary Buckner was hostess
Friday to the F. A. E. Club with a
l o'clock luncheon at the Hoxsey
Hotel, the tables were artisically cen
tered with autumn flowers and fol
lowing the lunch bridge was played
Misses Frances Givens and Julia
Riley entertained Tuesday evening
with a real Halloween party at the
home of Miss Riley. The guests came
in masks and costumes of every des-
cription. Miss Kitty Turley acted as
fortune teller and told many inter
esting fortunes to these High Schoo
couples. Delicious refreshments were
served carrying out the Halloween
colors. The guests included: Misses
Lucille Dozier, Gennelle Roberts
Frances Williams, Frances Gooch
Laura Carter, Anna Margaret Burton
Lille Harris, Vernelle Button, Eliza
beth Walstrom, Leona Ruth Turner
Elizabeth Cauthron, Betsey Worrell
Ruth Ridgeway, Mildred West, Vir'
einia Alexander, Norma Toalson
Dorothy Barrett, Waldine and Rits
: Barnes, Fern Kettery, and MaJorl'
|, Barnes. Messrs. Harry Brown, Harr!
!, Mcclure, Donald Pearl, John Fish
!, Joe Hatcher, Ryland Pearl, Albert
) Gibbs, Harold Thomas, Asa johnson
, Ira Precht, Clarence Torryson, Georg'
Craig, Clyde Smith, Leroy Thomas
: Dee Haskell, Robert Dermondy, Tho
mas Haggard, Howard Reed, Berr!
Adell, Thurman Bezner, Ralph Ward
Joe Steinman, and Sam Shoup.
Mrs. J. G. Trimble Of st, JOSEPH
r spent Thursday night here wit
| friends enroute to her home from
/, st. Louis where she has been visit
n ing this week.
Misses Barbara Reavis, Mar,
r Worrell, and Hazel Mcintyre spen
the weekend with their parents.
: Mrs. McF. Gamble with Mrs. Ed
Pearl entertained Monday afternOo1
at a large bridge tea at the HON
l of Mrs. Pearl on West Love. Afte
| the nine tables of bridge had beel