Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-11-30

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of Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Prather, Mrs.
DuPree, Miss Prather, Mrs. Frank
Ragsdale, and Mrs. Austin Brown
of Thompson. In the hall Mrs. D.
S. Burroughs and Mrs. ZELDA Brown
showed the guests to the punch bowl
which was presided over by Mrs.
Joe Sims. Mrs. Adams and Mrs.
Browns AT the dining room door,
Mrs. James Haskell, Mrs. j. W. Gal
laher, assisted and in the dining
room serving the delicious refresh
ments were: Mrs. L. N. Gordon,
Misses Louella Waters, Alice Adams,
Lois Day of Columbia and Helen Col
enc Carter of Centralia. The dining
table was artisically decorated with
a basket of chrysanthemums as a
centerpiece and on the buffet were
baskets Of zenias and sylvia. In the
library were ferns and chrysanthe-
NUNS and in the hall were ferns.
One of the largest and most de-
lightful social affair of the week
was the bridge tea on Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. j. F. Mil
Ter on East Love st. Mrs. Neal Sell
Imam, Mrs. j. E. Miller and Mrs. Roy
Pearl being hostesses of the day. In
the receiving line with these charm
ing hostesses we're: Mrs. Ainsdel,
Mrs. S~paulding Of St. Louis and
McChellahen of Fulton. At the front
door Mrs. Jack Strict created the
guests and after c%onversing with the
receiving line Mrs. Ed Pearl invited
the guests to the dining room, assist
ing at the dining room door was Mrs.
j. C. Mundy and in the dining room
Misses Polly Miller, Caroline Worrell,
Isabelle Craddock and Elaine Silver
stein served the delicious refresh
ments, the dining table was centered
with a beautiful bowl of California
fruit and ferns formed the decora-
ton for the buffet and windows.
Others assisting in the rooms were:
Mrs. f. A. Pearl and Mrs. Will Lee.
At bridge, which was enjoyed in the
earlier part of the afternoon, Mrs.
C. NJ. Clay received honors for high
score and to Mrs. A. H. Whitney was
:, given the Black Cat for better luck
! nett time.
Mrs. G. A. Boyd, Mrs. Bert Squires
and Mrs. Thurman Stallings and Mrs
4 Roger Bagby were hostesses to the
Add-A-Member Glass Friday after
/ noon at the home of Mrs. Boyd
| Thirty six members were present anc
after the business meeting a very
enjoyable social hour was held. The
) hostesses served delicious refresh
7 ments.
Miss Ruth Perkins is spending
{ the weekend in Wellsville with
friends.
Mrs. ]. G. Lakenan invited a few
friends in Thursday afternoon t.
meet Mrs. James Millikin of Cleve
land, Ohio who is the house guest o
Mrs. W. D. Adams. Conversation
and music were enjoyed and tn
hostess served very delightful re
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland Rhodes an
Miss Franc Johnson gave a bridg
party Tuesday evening for Mr.. an
Mrs. Morris Keath who are leavin,
soon for California to make thei
future home. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Y. Moore, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ed. Lawder, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam V~andeventer, Mr.. and Mr.
H. B. Plunkett, Mr.. and Mrs. job
Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. jackson
Clark Bibbs, Rhodes Jesse, Mrs. o.
iando Worrell and Miss Opal Coco
The Rodes home was a~ttractivel
decorated with chrysanthemums a"
honors of the evening went to Mr.
L. Y. Moore and William Vandever
ter and to Mrs. Keath went the que.
prize. Elaborate refreshments wei
h served.
Misses Louise and Marcena Johi
son will have a house party at Co
onial Hill next week. The CUES
will be Misses Jane Rodgers of Co
umbia, Beulah Rhodes Of Webste
Groves, Barbara johnson of S
Louis, Messrs. J. Waldron> Smit
New York, F. D. Thomas and To
Cave Of Dallas, Texas.
Miss Jane Collins entertained la
Friday evening with a slumber part
the guests were: Misses Allene XII
cher, Caroline Steinman, Kathle'
Counts, the following young gent
men were invited in for the eventl
Messrs. Earl Moore, James Carte
Richard Parker, and r. j. Neel
Dancing was enjoyed and lat
dainty refreshments We're served.
Miss Gertrude Cunningham ente
tanned Thursday afternoon with S
tables of bridge at her beautif
country home. After two hours
bridge very elaborate refreshmen
- were served.
One of the special features of t
big Elks meeting, Friday night, VIII
SiGrand Exalted Ruler, Carol Smi
addressed the Lodge, was a tone te
! of the New Edison in which Miss W
lie Morris, the accomplished q
! charming daughter of Mr.. and M
SW. A. Morris accompanied a N
Edison, on the piano, a violin a
also a saxaphone. twas a RENAL
Z able performance and Miss Nor
very delightfully."- presented her M
ical versatility which is of an
usual character. -,
The Presbyterian Sunday Sch
entertained the Hardin College 4
ulty and students and N. M. A. +
ulty and students who attended
= Presbyterian Church with the You
People Of the Church, at a wei
roast Friday evening at the A.