Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-28
Out-of-Town Ladies Complimente-d
With Party at Cooper Home.

With Party AT Cooper Home.
The pretty home OF Mrs. II. H.
Cooper az 500 Harrison street. was
the scene OF a lovely party Yesterday
from $3.50 TO IL o'clock and from
$3.50 TO 6 o'clock. given by Mrs
Cooper, Miss Elizabeth Baker and
Miss Alice Griffin and the guests
OF honor were: Mrs. Coopers house.
guest, Mrs. Z. NJ Stringfellow Of
Granbury, Mrs. Roy Rankins guest
Mrs. Dan Hightower OF Arlington
Mrs. w. X. Hollis guest, Mrs. J. c.
Manning, OF Ruston, Louisiana, Mrs
G.. ]. Nunn's guest, Mrs. w. Z. Orr
OF Stephenville and Mrs l.. p David
son, who recently moved here from
Dallas.
Forty-two was the entertainment
for the day and the four large re-
ceivilg rooms OF the home We're
thrown together and seventeen tables
were arranged for the games during
the morning and sixteen tables for
the afternoon. Bowls OF sweet peas
added their fragrance and beauty 70
the library and parlor, a huge brass
jardinier Of sunflowers and a beau
tiful fern adorned the hall; pink
roses were used in the parlor bed
room and tall cut glass vases OF sun
flowers were used in the dining
room. one of the most enjoyable
features OF the decorations in the
home was the beautiful display Of
hand-painted china, added 70 Mrs
Cooper's lovely china were a number
of elegant pieces from Miss Baker
studio, and the dainty luncheon OF
jellied chicken, waters, pear salad,
olives, minis and grape fee, which
was served at the close OF the games,
was served on beautiful hand-paint-
cd plates. During the afternoon the
players were refreshed with delicious
fruit punch.
The score markers were beautiful
hand-painted cards with the fly leaf
for the score, and were in water col
ors, the work OF Miss Baker; the
designs were varied and attractive
some in scpia. some In the blue, and
some In the highly brilliant colors
and these were given as souvenirs Of
the occasion TO the guests Of honor
The morning list included; Mes
danes Brandenburr. Miller Lump
kin, Gooch. Brady. Dick Ware, Gar
ner, Sam Vaughn, Davidson, Harding
Richardson. w. l.. Barnes. Allen
Early. VIII r. Ellis, Sam Orr, W. p.
Monning. Hightower, Ryhurn, Hugh
Mamma. Hiehtower. Ryburn, Hugh
Umphres. Allen, Black, y. G. u By
nun. Scales. Paul Williams OF Mus
kogee. Currier. Hoover. G J. Num-,
Ward. ! y. Bcasley G. 7 Beasley
~ Memphis. Tenn. Stone, Kirk. Par
ker 81 Pilot Point, Mathews, Jen-
nings. J. /. Num-, Kearby, a. NJ.
Mood. Evans. Pool. l.. p. Davidson,
Covington Kingsland. Misses Wood,
Bynum. Lucas, Cooper OF Pilot Point,
Kendrick. Davis OF Stephenville,
Dulen OF sherman. Sockwell. Kimbal
81 Meridian. Hamlet OF Kentucky,
Bone Katie Ray Niece, Tulloss
Penny. Pierson. Hortense and Ma.
rion Russell stephens, Bess Wheat
ley. Jenkins, Mcdonald Ozier, Mas
terson. Hall, Colby OF Birmingham.
Ala, Kirsch, Brazelton, Thomas,
Alice Jones % Bonham, Bradford OF
Bonham.
The afternoon list included Mes
danes Higginbotham. Logan. Sock.
we'll, Jeter Lakewood Taylor, Ken
Won. Jackson. Davidson. Trigg, 4. +
Vaughn. Masterson, Hall, Ware,
Tudor. Brewer. Green, Miller Byrd.
L. O Thompson. Blanchard, Dock
ray, VIII Curtis. Jim Curtis, Tom
Curtis. a. Y. Curtis. Lewis. Wolflin.
Rush. Crume. Kindred, Leftwich
Isaacs. TAFT. Call, Burgess, Owen
Lucas. Vernon. Nelson, Schreber.
Russell, Morris Anthony, Sullen-
berger. SScott. Nicely Radford OF
Quanah. AndlnG. Rollins, Sellars
Smith. Bynum. Randall. Jones, Pat