Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-12
p MISS GERTRUDE FRY

VIII give a ak Monday afternoon at
three O'Clock on Home Furnishing.
She will have with her samples of
Wall paper, draperies, shades, ETC.,
ndSthe ladies of the town are urged
to meet her and hear this interesting
talk, which will be given at the Bet
ter Homes demonstration on West
Monroe st.
DR.. and Mrs. Tedrick and children
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Miller and daughter went on a picnic
Thursday evening and to gather nuts.
Quite a good time from all re-
ports.
Mrs. e. Y. Burton spent Thursday
in st. Louis.
Miss Iva Mae Pitcher entertained
a number of her little friends We'd
nesday afternoon on the lawn in hon
or of her eight birthday. Games
were played and music enjoyed, and
later refreshments were served. Mrs.
Pitcher was assisted in serving the
children by; Mrs. ED. Graham, Mrs.
Chas. Claybrook, Mrs. Pitcher of t.
James, Nc. and Miss Amelia Graham
Miss Allene Reed and Mrs. Thurma
Stallings have returned from a visit
in st. Charles and st. Louis.
DR.. Frank Harrison, Miss Ped
Harrison, Mrs. J.T. johnson, and Mrs.
CD. Jackson motored to Benton City
Tuesday to say good bye to MIR. and
Mrs. May who left the next day for
Porto Rico after an extended visit
with relatives in Benton City and
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Miller mo-
tored to Fulton Sunday for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Kent spent Sun
day in Wellsville.
Mrs. C. R Anderson, Mrs. W. c.
johnson, Mrs. A. P. Green and Mrs.
Elon bearing accompanied Mrs. Mar
garet Russell Of Mobile, Ala, to CO.
lumbia Wednesday to attend the Pres
byterian Synodical.
The first dance of the season was
given last Saturday evening by the
M. M. A. cadets in the Gym. Music
was furnished by the M. M. A. or
chestra and very much enjoyed.
Mrs. C. F. Clark gave a very lovely
luncheon Thursday to the Board MEM
bers of the Kings Daughters Home
Those present . included Mesdamesr
E. D. Graham, w. ]. Rixey, W. W.
Williams, E. l.. Cass, A. S. Houston,
P. e. Locke and Miss Ida Bolts.
The dinner table was very attractively
conferred with garden flowers and adj
ter the delicious luncheon business OF
the What So Ever Circle was dis
cussed.
Sunday evening Mrs. Clayborr
Jackson gave a birthday supper a
Colonial Hill in honor of her hus-
bands birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Tur'
ner Williams, Mary Katherine ane
Warner Williams, DR.. and MRS. F. W.
Cone and Rosemary MARROW were
the invited guests.
Miss Gertrude Fry gave a Shower
Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Win G
Williams who is starting housekeep'
ing this week. Each guest was re
quested to write a receipt in thu
Brides Cook Book" and then a basket
full of lovely household gifts was
presented Mrs. Williams and with
each gift was a verse of poetry. Cool
ing refreshments were served BY
Cateress Scott af 4:30. Mrs. ]. G
Buckner, Of st. Joseph, was the only
out Of town guest.
The office force of the A. P. Greer
Brick Plant motored to Fulton Wed
nesday evening and attended thu
street fair during the evening. All
had a good time and returned to Mex
leo at a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. DarneI wen.
to st. Louis Saturday to attend thu
Yelled Prophets Festival and visi
for a week.
Mrs. j. C. Buckner Of st. Joseph
who is visiting relatives and friends
here, will spend the weekend witt
Mr.. and Mrs. C. "A. Buckner Of Eas
Promenade.
Mrs. b. G. Reavis and Miss Reavil
spent the weekend in frankfort will
the Rev. B. G. Reavis who is hold
ing a meeting there.
The choir Of the Methodist churcl
enjoyed a weinsr roast Thursday ev
ening at the w. C. Stewart farm
Each member of the choir invited he
chest beau. The Rev and Mrs. W
g. Cowart and Mr.. and Mrs. W. c
Stewart were also guests ON this &C
casion. "a good time was had by al
and after supper all gathered aroun'
the big fire and sang, told storie
and toasted marshmallaws. Tn
Methodist choir has recently been re
organized for the new conferenc
year. President, Dr.. r. w. VanWyn
garden, secretary, Miss Gertrude Fry
choir leader Capt, Raymond Moore
organist Miss Eleanor McQuoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee entertaine
al dinner Tuesday evening with coy
ers for, Mr.. and Mrs. George lee, M
and Mrs. Jack Gelhaus, Mrs. Agne
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