Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-17

young couple will reside at 42O West
Jackson street. We extend hearty
congratulations to the both Mr..
Hutcherson and his bride.
Edwin Cave had as dinner guest
Monday evening Morris Dry with Mr..
Caves house guest, Mr.. Vest of St.
Louis.
DR.. and Mrs. R. w. Berrey had as
weekend guests: Francis Emmett
Berry of Macomb, III. Edward L.
Kuhne Of Des Moines, Iowa and Miss
Edna Morris of Quincy, III.
Miss Fannie White of Florida, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C.
Stewart.
Joe Daniel, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Daniel, celebrated his fourth
birthday last Saturday with a mid
day dinner at which the following
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo
Harris of Grinnell, la. His grand
parents, Nh. and Mrs. j. w. Daniel
and DR.. H. S. Daniel. A large birth
day cake with the proper number of
candles delighted both the young host
and his guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Pettus gave
a delightful dance Tuesday evening
for Mrs. Clark of Chicago and Mrs.
Ed Verhoff of Denver, Colo. The
guests included: MI. and Mrs. Best,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Squires, MI. and Mrs.
Carl Dobyns, Miss Alice Dobyns, Mrs.
Nipple, C. C. Ogle, Glen Squires and
Frank James, After a couple of
hours Of dancing the guests were
served delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Ed Pearl gave a bridge party
Thursday afternoon for Miss Vera
Rutter, who leaves soon to teach in
Quincy this winter. Four tables of
bridge were enjoyed and later the
hostess served elaborate refresh
ments.
Lewis Marion and Jack Moore
gave a most enjoyable party Thurs
day afternoon to forty-five of their
friends. A matinee party was first en-
joyed and later a real treat at the
Moore home where games were play
ed and delicious refreshments served.
Mrs. Moore was assisted by Misses
Julia and Gertrude Cunningham.
Mrs. Turner Williams had as mat
inee guests Monday afternoon: Mrs.
Grover Cottingham of Roswell, N. NJ.
Mrs. R. M. Emmons, Mrs. Jake Buck
ner, Mrs. Everett Blackman, Mrs.
Carl LANCE and Mrs. E. S. Cave.
Dainty refreshments were enjoyed
after the matinee at Marlow's.
Bob White Landerum is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Stewart.
Mrs. R. w. Berrey was hosetss last
Saturday afternoon at a lovely tea in
honor Of: Mrs. Edward L. Kuhne OF
Des Moines, and Miss Edna Morris Of
Quincy. The attractive front porch
was decorated in garden flowers and
at one end of the porch the punch
bowl was presided over by Misses
Frances Williams, Willie Morris
Martha Adams of Pontiac, ILL.,, and
Frances Bush of Centralia, Mrs. ]. G
Mundy assisted in directing thu
guests to the punch bowl. Mrs. Georg!
Lice greeted the guests and Mrs. W
wv. Bolts introduced the charming
receiving line. With the hostess
and guests of honor were Mrs
Thurston Duncan of Long Beach
Cal, Mrs. Grover Cottingham of Ros.
we'll, N. M; Mrs. William Morris and
Miss Margie Morris of Quincy, H.
In the living room Mrs. Abbie Snod-
dy, Mrs. Harry Atchison, Mrs. l.
N. Gordon and Mrs. E. B. Keath as
sisted and at the dining room dool
Mrs. Harrison Brown and Mrs. Mill
Householder invited the guests to the
dining room, where the table was
beautifully centered with a basket
of golden glow with dainty candles
tied with tulle of yellow. At eithel
end of the table. Seated at the table
serving during the afternoon were
, Mrs. Bradford Sappington, Mrs.
t Stanley Blattner, Mrs. Bernice Cohn
and Mrs. o. A. Adams, assisted by
Misses Elaine Silversiein, Katherine
!; Garrett, Rosalie Smith, Mrs. Rylant
Rhodes and Mrs. Morris Keath.
/, The three circles Of the King
Daughters will have a picnic at tn
Kings Daughters Home Tuesda!
, evening at 4 o'clock. Those interest
{ ed in the Home are invited to brint
|, their lunch and enjoy the picnic. Al
: interesting program will be given.
!, Mrs. A. R. Berrey and family, o
: McCredie, Mrs. Bette Blythe ant
, Miss Eva Blythe, Of st. Louis, MI
and Mrs. Will Squires of Moberiy
t and Mrs. j. M. Squires and family o
> Mexico, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Il. M. Morris and family Friday.
& Miss Mary Lee Hanson, Miss Cath
crime Morris, and Miss Jessie Sippl
: left Saturday at noon for a tw'
, weeks visit in Cleveland, Ohio.
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