Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-02-23

tines Day dinner was served. A
Valentine favor was at each plate.
On this occasion Mrs. E. Y. Burton
had as guests, Capt. and Mrs. J. C.
Stoy. Major and Mrs. Strock had as
their guests, Nh. and Mrs. Harry
Lakeland. The guests of Miss Anna
Margaret Burton were Misses Fran
ces Williams and Norma Toalson.
Saturday evening the members of
the Officers Club of the Missouri
Military Academy are giving a dinner
dance at the Hoxsey.
Monday afternoon Miss Betsy
Worrell entertained the Beta Sigma
Omicron Sorority with a charming
Valentine party at her home IN the
Boulevard. All the guests came
masked and dressed in various beau
tiful costumes. The house was dec
GRATED in red hearts. From a large
bowl each guest drew q comic Valen-
tine on which her fortune was writ
ten. After an enjoyable afternoon
spent in dancing and conversation
elaborate refreshments were served.
Mrs. Chas. Claybrook entertained
with a lovely buffet luncheon Tuesday
evening. Beautiful Valentine favors
were given the guests, who included:
Rev. and Mrs, w. G. Cowart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p.
Gregory and DR.. and Mrs. p. E. Coil
Miss Colette Strock celebrated her
fifth birthday Monday afternoon with
a delightful party. The guests were:
Mary Katherine Williams, Dorothy
Arthur Jean Jackson, Mary Elizabeth
Jolley, Rose Mary NARROW, Alice Jean
Miller, Dorothy Glass, Virginia Lee
Whitmore, Lillian Brady Burton, Fay
Corl, Virginia Gould, Jane
Berger, Bob White, George
} Henderson, Bunny Gregory, John
Bickford Henderson and Wiley
Corl. After the guests had : played
many jolly games, the birthday cake
was cut and delicious refreshments
: were served. The appropriate and
, pleasing favors consisted Of Valen.
, tines, Valentine paper hats and nut
t cups filled with candy hearts. At
+. o'clock the guests reluctantly departed
wishing their hostess many happy re-
turns of the day.
= Mrs. W. N. Hamilton and Mrs. D
E. johnson of Salisbury were the
guests of Mrs. W. C. Stewart this
week.
: Mrs. Morris Keith was hostess fol
: the Menaltink Club Wednesday. Thu
extra guests were: Mrs. E. B. Keith
Miss Tine Cave, Mrs. Orlando Wor
rell and Mrs. VIM. Ramsey. After al
: enjoyable afternoon of bridge delicious
: refreshments were served.
: Monday evening Miss Betsy Wor
$ rell was hostess for a very pretty
Valentine marquerade party. Th'
guests whose costumes were most be
witching, included Misses Mary Gre!
Ankrom, 'Rosalie Smith, Laura Car
ter, Rose Stallings, Betty Wilson
Frances Williams, Mildred West
r Marjorie Barnes, Lucille Dozier ah'
Mary Cordelia Mason. Red hearts
: formed the decorations. Each CUES
:. found her fortune on a heart whicl
she drew from a bowl. Dainty re
e freshments were served after a pleas
ant evening Of dancing.
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o Mrs. w. P. Wynn has returned ate
+ an extended visit in Excelsior Spring
l. and Gallatin.
.
r Mrs. Wallace Fry was hostess TO
n the F. A. E. Club Friday. This clu'
is a luncheon club and also play
y bridge.
Mrs. G. w. Barry celebrated he
sixty-ffth birthday Thursday with
s o'clock dinner. Those who wer
present were: Mrs. J. e. Butler an
family, Mrs. Johnnie Williams an
family, Mrs. Kate Clemens and sol
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hutcherson an
I Lon Harris Of jefferson City, Mis-
!. Martha Tuepker and Miss Beula
Erdel of Mexico and Ben Barry.
y The young peoples union Of tn
j Baptist Church entertained with
most delightful Valentine and WASH
inton's Birthday social in the churc
rooms Tuesday evening. The room
: were beautifully decorated appropr
ate to the seasons Games, fortunes tol
a with the aid Of hearts and delicior
IN refreshments made the evening pas
y. all too quickly for the seventy guess
who were present.
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! On Monday afternoon Miss Ge'
4 trude Cunningham entertained Il
!. Gamma Alumnae. Miss Cunninghal
deviated from the usual afternoon
!. hridre and entertained her CUES