Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-23

LHe lduleS were. given u guessing
game to work on. Mrs. Carpenter of
St. Louis was an out-of-town guest.
Mrs. E. H. McCulloch Of st. Louis
spent the week with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. R. E. Miller.
Mrs. R. E. Miller and Mrs. E. H.
McCulloch of st. Louis were guests
of Miss Ruth Perkins Tuesday even
ing at the Liberty and later to the
Alamo for refreshments.
Miss Loula Franklin spent Sunday
in Fulton.
Monday evening Nj. and Mrs. B.
H. Rhodus entertained the Rev. and
Mrs. Walter C. Cowart at dinner.
Howard Rhodus spent this week in
st. Louis on business, returning to
this city for Sunday accompanied by
Jack Martens who will be here for
the weekend.
Col. and Mrs. R. M. White and
Miss Jane White spent Sunday in
Fulton.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Maurice
Phillip and Mrs. Cortez Edmonston
were hostesses at bridge at the home
Of Mrs. Phillip. Mrs. R, NJ. White
and Mrs. f. P. Kelso carried off
honors on this occasion for highest
games. Eight tables of bridge were
enjoyes followed by an elaborate
two-course luncheon.
Mrs. B. M. MARROW had as matinee
guests Thursday afternoon: Mrs. j.
C. Strock, Mrs. Guy Lakeland and
Mrs. Bernice Cohn. Refreshments
We're served at Marlow's later.
Mrs. George Will Robertson was
hostess Wednesday to the "Menal-
tink" Club. After the games of
bridge delicious refreshments were
enjoyed. Mrs. D. L. johnson was
the only guest Of the Club.
Mrs. Ryland Rhodes was hostess
to the Beta Sig Alumnae Monday af-
ternoon and all members came ready
to work. Sewing for the Orphans
Home was done and later the hostess
served dainty refreshments to the
guests.
Mrs. Rylande Rhodes was hostess to
three tables Of bridge Tuesday after
noon in compliment to her house
guest Mrs. Writ Cash of Frankfort
Mo. The guests included: Mes
danes D. L. johnson, Lester Miller,
George Will Robertson, F. W. Cone
Harrison Brown, Claiborne Jackson
Turner Williams, Dennis Moore, Mis-.
bet Livingston and Orlando Worrell
After the games the hostess served
an elaborate two course luncheon.
Mrs. w. w. Williams entertained
at dinner Thursday evening witt
covers for Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Nisbet Livingston, Mrs
E. H. McCulloch of ST. Louis, Frank
Lee and Beverly Carol Livingston.
Mrs. Charles Claybrook was host
ess to the F. A. E. Club Friday. The
elegant n o'clock luncheon was fol
lowed by bridge games during this
afternoon.
Miss Thyrza Chambliss Of Kansas
!, CITY was guest of Miss Franc John
! SON Thursday enroute to st. Loui
where she will attend her brothers
wedding.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. R. Schuessie'
entertained at a beautifully appoint
l ed dinner Wednesday evening: MI
! and Mrs. Harrison Brown and ID
and Mrs. F. W. Cone.
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Misses Polly Miller and Carolyl
Worrell entertained Miss Fran
johnson and her guest Miss Thyrz'
Chambliss Of Kansas City at Dime
7 Thursday evening at the Tea Shop.
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! MI. and MRS. p. W. Shull had q
! dinner guests Friday evening: MI
!. and Mrs. B. f. Rhodus, Miss Alic
Rhodus and Howard Rhodes.
/ Mrs. Sigler entertained her Sunda
j, School Glass Friday evning at he
= home on East Monroe street. Thi
!, class is known as the Emma Nc
Il Pheeters. class and quite an interest
!, ing bunch Of girls st. Patrick gamel