Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-12

MINIMUM ~
Transgrcssion.
] mean; 20 do my work to-day
But a brown bird sang In the ap.
pie tree,
And a butterfly fitted across the
field,
And all the leaves are calling me.
And the wind went signing over the
land,
Tossing the grasses TO and fro,
And a rainbow held out its shining
hand
So what could | do but laugh and
go?
Richard lie Gallienne.
fhe following clipping from the
Nashville (Tenn.) Banner, will be OF
interest 10 a number OF Amarillo
ladies' who were formerly students
at Mary Sharp College, Winchester,
Tenn, and who are therefore includ-
ed In the invitation mentioned:
Many will recall with pleasure the
reunion OF Mary Sharp students held
in Murfreesboro in May. 1910, in con-
nection with the commencement OF
Tennessee College. At that time an
Alumnae Association was organized
and decision was reached to make
the reunion feature an annual event.
Accordingly there was meeting neld
In Murfreesboro, in June, 1911, but
the attendance was not large.
II was then decided to hold the re-
union for 1912 in Winchester, so
near to the hearts of all Mary Sharp
students. The plans have been made
TO hold this meeting In Winchester
Friday and Saturday, July IL and
10. A large attendance is expected.
A splendid program will be carried
out. Each class Is being urged to
have as many representatives as pos
sible. and the one having the largest
attendance will be designated as the
Banner Glass. They will come from
all sections and each one will GER
tainly find a chum of her school days.
Every person who ever attended
Mary Sharp College is invited.
A Jolly camping party is enjoying
a weeks outing at Tecobas creek,
and all the advantages OF such a trip
are being crowded into the fleeting
moments. The party consists OF the
following boys, chaperoned by MT
Rufus King: Masters Trigg Twichei
Elliott Davis, Horace Kimbrough
,Pssrv Paul and Jim Stanford.
The Phi Alpha Sorority will meet
this afternoon at the home OF Miss
Johnny White, col Fillmore street
al A:3O o'clock.
The local chapter OF the order oil
the Eastern star is preparing to en-
terrain their Grand Matron' MIS-
Laura f. Seaman OF Greenville, Tex,
who will be with them July 8 and
n She comes to inspect the chap
ter and 10 hold a school OF instrue-
t,on for all chapters in this district
Mrs. Roy Rankin will be hostess
for the Needle club next Tuesuay
afternoon at her home, 500 Harrison
street.
Mrs A. ]. Thompson will be host
ass this afternoon for the y. l. C's
At her home, 1911 Van Buren, street
from ? 10 6 o'clock Forty-two VIII
be the game Of diversion and a uhm-
Der OF friends have been invited
Mrs Lee Bivins announces the ar
rival OF her nieces. the Misses l'u'n
ora lon Tolbert from Hobart, Okla
d
homa. and the Misses Lou ana I.ii'
liam Gilbert of Vernon, Texas. Inc
voung ladies will be here Tor an IN
defini.e time and will doubtless nave
arranged in their honor a number ~
social functions.
O.
w. W = Marshall arrived u
Nhe city last evening from New Al
bany Mississippi, and will be her,
some time as the guest OF Dr. an
Mrs Il. G. Lowrey and Mr.. and Mrs
n. +. Brooks Mrs. Marshall Is 'n'
widow OF the late W. F. Marshal
who died in Amarillo after STA.
of several weeks here for MS healtl
-, ...,,he apo Mrs Marshal