Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-09-28
Phone No. 244

WIN VIII Sail DSpVSIIlucE 90 lOT VILLA
where she will marry Carr Eubank.
the other married ladies told about
their experiences as brides. Mrs.
Alonzo Gorrell very cleverly related
her experiences as the bride of a
school teacher. Late in the aftrnoon
the hostess served delicious refresh.
ments to the following: Mrs. Stanley
Hager, Mrs. Ben Elliott, Mrs. S. P.
Guthrie, Mrs. Eugene Kent, Mrs. A.
Gorrell, Miss Anna Guthrie, Miss Bes-
sic Denton, Mrs. Saul, Miss Hazel
Guthrie and Mrs. Kehl.
Mrs. W. C. Williams spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Tucker Of Columbia.
Miss Ellie Beach accompanied Miss
Barbara Reavis home from Columbia
to spend the weekend.
Miss Amelia Graham of Kansas
City and Midshipman Creighton Lank
ford will arrive Monday to be the
guests of Mrs. E. D. Graham.
Mrs. Joe kirkland Of Hannibal has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Car
ter.
Miss Elizabeth Daniels Of Vandalia
is spending the weekend with Miss
Frances Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry and Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Brown are spend
ing a few days in Chicago.
Misses Allene Smith, Grace Duy-
sing, Alice Barnett, and Frances
.Ra1gland accompanied Miss Hazel
Mcintyre home Friday to spend the
weekend.
Mrs. F. w. Benedict and small
daughter, Betty, have returned from
an extended visit with Mrs. Benedict's
parents in Clinton, Wis.
Arthur H. Bottle Of Warrenton
spent Sunday in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Hix entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coil of Martins
burg at dinner Sunday.
Miss Mary Worrell is having as
guests for the weekend, Misses Sallie
Love Banks, Virgene Connell, Grace
Duysing, Beulah Lang and Mary
Louise Angle, all of whom are attend.
ing Missouri University.
Thurman Hall celebrated his eighth
birthday Monday afternoon, Sept. 10
with a delightful party. About thirty.
six of his friends were present. After
many interesting games had beer
played and music enjoyed elaborate
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Hall.
Mrs. David May Of Mayaquez, Porte
Rico will be the guest of Mrs. J. T
johnson next week.
Miss Barbara johnson entertained
at the Tea Shop Saturday, complimei
tary to Mrs. David May of Porto Rico
The guests included: Mrs. J. P
johnson, Mrs. E. S. Cave, Miss Louis
johnson, Mrs. N. R. Rhodes, Mrs. Ale1
Carter, Miss Ped Harrison and Mis-
Minnie Harrison of Benton City.
The Green Co., Club entertaine,
with an informal dance in the clul
rooms at the "A. n. Green Brick Plan
Tuesday evening. Music was fur
nished throughout the evening b!
piano. and banjo.
Miss Elizabeth Henry, who is at
tending Missouri University, is tn
weekend guest Of Miss Lucille Pol
lard at Hardin College.
The members of the Beta Sigm'
Omicron sorority will meet Monda.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nisbe
Livingston on Woodlawn.
The Frances Rodgers Class, Of tn
Methodist Church, viii meet witt
Mrs. Corder, 534 w. Whitley Street
on Monday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs
Austin Smith will have charge Of tn
devotional. ALI members r urge'
to be present.
The What-So-Ever Circle OF tn
Kings Daughters held their socia
meeting Tuesday, at the home .
their President, Mrs. z. d. Graham
A large number Of members were y
attendance and a splendid progranam
was given. Mrs. Bessie Winscott le'
the Devotional, giving q beautiful
version Of the 28rd Psalm, aThe L0r'
is my Shepherd Mrs. Woods CAV
the lesson, subject, aWhat the 0rde
Has Been to Me- Mrs. Hagan SAN
group of songs which delighte
every one present. Three new mem
bers were received into the Circle, tn
impressive ceremony was most ap
propriately rendered BY the Presiden
Mrs. Graham and Mrs. ]. w. Rixey
President Of the Board Of Director
of the Home. AT the close of tn