Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-26

and Halloween fayors given each
guest. The guests were: Iva Mae
Pitcher, Collette Strock, Mary Ber-
adine Smith, Mary Katherine Will
Fay and Wiley Corl, Beverly
Livingstone Rolla Mcintyre, Billye
Burlington, Martha Jane Horton,
Elma Lee Hawthorne, Celia Joe Philip, +,
Bunnie Gregory, Jean jackson, Alice
Jean Miller, Bobby LANCE, Mary Ellen
Blackman, Lewis Martens and Jack
Moore, Marlyn Mundy, Betty Tedrick,
Virginia Lee Whitmore, Lillian
Brady Burton, Mary Katherine
Davenport, Thelma Harris, Betty
Jolly, Mary Lillian and Margaret
Bruce, Maurine Bartels, Jane Berger,
Misses Vallie Bush and Elizabeth
Squires assisted Mrs. NARROW and
Mrs. Miller in entertaining.
Misses Penelope McLain, Virginia
Dominion and Cornelia Prather of
Excelsior Springs and Eugenia Smith
of St. Louis are weekend guests Of
Misses Jennie and Matte Karnes. On
Friday evening Miss Mamie Wright
invited Messrs. Bradford Smith, Will
Douglass Bush, Clark Bledsoe and
Dorrence Edmonston to join these
young misses at the picture show and
later for refreshments. 1t was a
most delightful evening it was for
all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ford and
daughter of Chicago were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Brown We'd
nesday enroute to Cuba in interest Of
the A. P. Green Brick Plant.
Thursday was the tenth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Fry so they were very much sur
prised when, at 6 o'clock MI. and
Mrs. Harrison Brown and Mrs. Far
ley arrived for dinner in honor of the
occasion, tin horn, tin watch and
spoons were given in honor of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mckinley will
leave Sunday for California to spent
the winter, their many friends regret
to have them leave, even for a few
months but glad they will return IN
April to continue to make Mexico
their home.
Mrs. Harrison Brown was hostess
to the "Menaltink" Club Wednesday
afternoon, the extra guests were
Mrs. W. F. Newton, Mrs. R. W.
Van WyGarden, Mrs. Orlando Wor
rell. Mrs. Moody of Harrisonville
Mo. and Miss HUTCHINSON Of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Jack MARROW
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo'
Luckie Sunday evening for lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Green enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ford of Chi
cago and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Arthur
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Green enter
tanned at a beautiful appointed Dime
last Saturday evening with cover
J for: Misses Helen Shotwell, Eleano
) McQuoid, Elizabeth Green who wa
home from the University for tn
. weekend, DR.. Frank Harrison, Harr
1 Stocks, and George May Of Hardi
College.
: Mrs. E. D. Graham, Mrs. E. B
Street, Mrs. G. F. Clark and Mrs
), A. S. Houston attended the King
: Daughters meeting in Columbia tn
. week.
Mrs. H. B. Plunkett had as luz
{ cheon guests Tuesday noon for M
, sister; Mrs. Moody of Harrisonvill'
u Mrs. Morris Keath, Mrs. Rylar
Rodes, Misses Helen Shotwell ar
" Winifred Evans.
Mrs. E. A. Collins of Columia h
returned to her home after a Wis
y with Mrs. S. N: Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Keath had
dinner guests Friday evening; M
and Mrs. H. B. Plunkett and M
and Mrs. Moody of Harrisonville.
The Young Peoples Conference pa
quet Friday evening at the Christi
Church was we'll attended by o
hundred and fifty young people, 81
and white were used in decoration
Interesting talks were made ID
Miss Lottie Mae Bose, st. Louis, n
Bolte, Slater, Marlin Butts Vandal
Mo, C. A. Barnes, Marvin Reel, M
Elizabeth Daniel, Vandalia, M:
Gladys Robinson, Mexico, Mo-, HUI
Miller, and Miss Mary Ball, M
Graham C. Porter of st. Lo1
made the address of the evening; sc
Greatest Friend" Music was fur
shed by Miss Francis Benzer "
gave a very enjoyable whistling SC
Sextett by the Mcmillan Glee Vi
Solo Darline Shotwell and songs
the entire company.
The Helping Hand Circle Of
Kings Daughters will meet n
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 70, at
Methodist Church at three o'clo
please EVERY MEMBER be pr
ent, this is the election of otfic
and reports for the year will
given. :
Mrs. Hugh Sproul was hostess !
dav afternoon to the P. E. Q, On
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