Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-06-13

VIC iioAS VI WIS toulS SCtIuHT
Wednesday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Alice Emmert. Mrs
Schluter's new home was open.
ed to Ter friends for the first
time and was handsomely deco
rated for the occasion. In the
reception hall, in which wild
daisies and ferns were used Law.
ishly, stood Mrs j b Hussey,
president of the Mothers Club,
the honoree Miss Emmert, Mrs
Schluter, Mrs Matte Vines and
Mrs Lillian Echols.
Mrs w w Timmins and Miss
Ceryl Potts presided at the
punch bowl in the dining room
where nasturtiums and red ge-
raniums served as decorations
the same flowers were used in
the parler.
At the register sat Mrs G M
Jones and on the square porch
draped with southern smilax,
and brown-eyed Susans, Mes
danes Geo Reese and Nj J
Whelan, assisted by Misses Tom
mic Stallcup and Edith Reese,
served ices and cakes.
A short program was rendered
consisting Of quartette and
chorus by The Choral Club, in
strumental solos by Misses
Jewel Wurtsbaugh and Walter
Bland and reading by Miss Tom
mic Stallcup.
Mrs w h Singleton, before
reading the resolutions of The
Mothers Club, spoke in glowing
terms of Miss Emmert's career
as teacher of the children of
Jefferson and her work in the
cause of education.
RESOLUTIONS adopted by The
Mothers Club at special meet
ing called for that purpose:
The members of The Mothers
Club wish to express their deep
appreciation of Miss Alice En-
merit for her untiring efforts to
promote and elevate morals and
civics, for her advancement of
educational sentiment, for her
life long work in the schools of
this community, for her splendid
example Of determination and
unceasing work in the cause of
education and as woman of
whom this community has just
cause to be proud.
Through Miss Emmert's in
huence The Mothers Club was
organized more than two years
ago when she was elected secre-
tary, the duties Of which Office,
Notwithstanding her more than
busy life, she has faithfully per
formed. She has been the Clubs
most progressive worker, in
fact, the power behind the
throne, in all it's undertakings.
We wish to emphasize our APP
probation of Miss Emmert's
executive ability and her loyalty
to all things that tend toward
the ideals OF true education, the
education Of hand, mind and
heart.
RESOLVED, That a copy of
these resolutions be spread on
the minutes Of the Club, a copy
be handed Miss Alice Emmert
and printed in the Jimplecute.
Mrs G NJ Jones,
Miss Lena Moseley,
Committee.
The following ladies' registered
Mesdames J b Hnssey. NJ N Bsne-
field, Albert Crayer. j T Howard, Eula
Manning, Sallie Grubbs, w r. Single
ton, Jr.. NJ J Whelan, q w Reese. T
w Shackelford, W s Haywood r J
Suber, Ellen Grubbs. q y Mcdonald.
+ b Latham, s w Moseley, NJ Vines,
l. Echols, James Sullivan. Ernest Bobo
John Kistepmacher.J 4 Westerburg, r
l. Torrans.H @ Taylor, g II Cause, Geo
Haggard. w w rimmins. g G Hofi-
meister, X A Green. Oppenheim. 4
Page, A X Moseley, 2 Il Henderson,
& A StuA, w J Sedberry, j III Rowell.
Jr., A Wilson. r l. Palmer, w 7 Mellon
Cbas Graham, A Eberstadt, Mary III
Mason, II A Spslipgs, V r Bland,
Marie Urquhart, s 5 Minor, Fred
Neidermeer, Marshall. Tex. Bliss
stallcup, w b Stsllcup. q w Russell,
+ Hale, X + Sherrell, Mote Jones.
Jas Vaughan. ii Benehell, NJ r.
Goe,zman. Louis Schluter.
Misses Vera Howard, Tommie Nc
AdoO, Sadie McAdoo Cora Wood, Alice
Suber. Ruby Gtubbs Mabel Mosclsy,
Lucille Moody, Dossie Urquhar., Ceryl
Potts, Emma Cause. Leila KosenthsI.
Inez Wurtsbsugh, Jewell Wurtsbaugh,
Nettie kennon. Louis Moseley. Matte
Perry. Louis Stutz. Sibyl Foster. Bena
Clark. Clarksville. Texas, Naomi Ro-
senfeld. Walter Bland. Mary Liyerman
Fannie McNcely, Tommie Stallcup. An
ME Neidermeier, May Belle III ale Mary
Murphy Nance. Mamie BsllAuf. Lena
Aoseley, Dora RosenthAl. Bessie Tor
rams, Miriam Crute. Edith keese.
Work on the new pavilion in
School Park was begun this
week The dimensions of the
building have not yet been given
a