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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15
THIS LADY'S
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I Miss Pansy Barksdale, one of the
popular members of the Kappa
Chi club, has been missed from
the club during the past school
term, while she was student in
Kidd-Key college at Sherman. For
the first time since her return the
girls of the club had the pleasure
to be guests of the Barksdale
home, always a hbspitable place
for the girls and boys. The contest
of the afternoon was a description
of the ideal man, and as they all
described the ideal the trophy
was won in draw, Miss Pauline
Of Holdenville was theI
lucky one to receive a beautiful
point lace handkerchief Visiting
guests included Miss Elizabeth Bis
land of Orange, Miss Calhoun OIL
Clarendon, Misses Mcfarland and
Godfrey Of Holdenville, Miss Dee
Hesser of Denison, and Miss BessieI
Graham and L. E. Whipple and
Jamie Hess were the girls present
outside the membership Cream
and cake were served.
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Nomans Department
MISS MATTE MIDDLETON. Editor
Residence Phone (Ofd) 62O

Residence Phone (Oh) 62O

trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
other eastern points and will be
at home after July 18th. They
viii return by water.
They received many handsome
gifts, including chest of silver
from Royal Ferris of Dallas, also
one from MISE Queen of our city,
The Kappa girls gave a handsome
sandwich tray in silver and the
groom's parents gave them cot
tage. which will be erected on the
lot adjoining the Ferris homestead,
when the bride and groom return.
The bride is the eldest child of
Mr. and Mrs. O. l., Oldham of our
city She is a beautiful brunette
of clever personality, and has been
very popular here, since the family
came here from Dallas.
The groom is the youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs T. A Ferris of
our city. He is a member of one
of the oldest and wealthiest fami-
lies of Ellis county. This young
couple begin life under suspicious
and We hope their
oath will always be as bright as it
low is.
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Al Fresco Recital.

Mrs. E. w Rice had her annual
students recital on the pretty lawn
at their Rogers street home Thurs
day night. Many lights we're
strung across the lawn, and the
piano was placed on the south side
OF the long piazza. with bright
light over it. The guests, more
than $50. were seated on the lawn,
a cool breeze was blowing which
added to the comfort Of the guests,
bur made IT hard for the young
ladies to play against the wind.
However, the music sounded sweet
70 the guests, The girls all play
ed splendidly each one talented,
and il was a very enjoyable even
ing The following talented girls
were on the program: Madeline
Craven, May Goodlet. Elizabeth
Forrest, Elizabeth Cannon, Lois
Murphree, Louise and Marie
Plumhoff, Lille Stroud, Johnnie
! EilUbrew, Marguerite Edwards, Mar
garet Thornhill Annie Jones, Mary
McElroy, Vannie May Jennings, Ina
Couch, Bessie Moores, Emmie Ow-
3 ems, Edith Roger Mrs. Rice Of
j fered prize to the girl making
the highest grade among her old
est pupils, and four girls making
almost the same grade, she gave
each a years subscription to the
= Etude a splendid music magazine
, Edith Roger, Emmie Owens. Bcs
J sic Moores, Ina Couch received the
highest grades. Among the young
+ est pupils. May Goodlet made tbs
. best grade, and was awarded Z
2 pretty sigHet ring. Mr.. Rice madt
t the presentation speech. After tn,
r enjoyable musical. refreshnsnt
Z were served on the lawn A Mis-
8 Myrtle Pridemore Mrs. Rice wal
3 always a popular and successful
teacher. and since her marriage
. her devotion 20 the profession ha
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Homer Chapman was the gene :
1us host of jolly house party
at Bell Branch Country Club Sat
uTday and Sunday TIE occasion
was complimentary to Miss Helen
Godfrey and Miss Pauline MeFar-
land of Holdenville, Oklahoma. The
following young people enjoyed the
party: Misses Onnie Lee and Mar
cissa Oldham, Winnie Mccartney,
Mamie Bell Watson, Misses Helen
Godfrey and Pauline Mcfarland,
Ed Sweat, Stephen Oldham, Har-
ry Knowles, Wallace Gibson, ].
w Ferris, Homer Chapman, Mr.
and Mrs Boz Cunningham chaper-
oned the house party, and they
had great time fishing and boat
ing on the lake.
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Outing at Country Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Spalding, Mr..
and Mrs Tom Spalding, Cleo Eli
zabeth, Mr. and Mrs Win Farley,
Mrs w. H. Grizzard, Margaret and
Mamie Bell Watson. Susie Lomax,
Winnie Mccartney, Lillian Roger are
enjoying the pleasures and beau
ties of Bell Branch Country club
and will be away about two weeks.
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Daughters Meeting.

Tho Daughters met the last time
with Mrs. ]. S. Herring on Monroe
street. Miss Allene MCGEE sang,
Miss Virginia Longscrre gavo a
reading, Miss Grace Bigger q solo,
Mrs. Herndon gave a piano num-
Der, Miss Sidna Farrar gave a
reading. Little Josephine Lomax
recited quite well for one SO young.
At the last meeting of the Vete-
fans on June 3rd, Capt. March
banks gave a talk on Jefferson
Davis.
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To Tour Europe.

Good wishes of the many friends
of Misses Hellio and Louise Groce
20 with them on their interesting
trip abroad. They win leave Mon
day for New York City, and will
sail from that port on the Kroon-
land June 90. Both young ladies'
are bright students and well pro
pared for the trip. Miss Louise
a graduate OF Columbia University
aud Miss Halle a graduate of
HolIins Institute, they will appre-
ciate the history and art OF the old
country Charles Simpson will join
them in New York after visit
to Washington city.
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To Hear Pipe Organist.

Mr.. and Mrs, John George took
Mrs. Samuel Preston Davis of Lit
tie Rock. Mrs. S. f. Fowler and
Mrs. 7. H. Cheatham to Dallas
Tuesday night in their car to hear
Gatty Sellers, the famous London
pipe organist. Mr. and Mrs. Lea
Cannon with their guests, Mrs. H.
E. Trippott, of Hico also went in
their car.
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The Y. Y. Y. Club.

Miss Elsie Graham was the hos
tess of the Y Y. Y. club at hel
parents handsome home on Mar
vim avenue. A contest entertained
the girls and the prize, a hand en-
broidered handkerchief, fell to Eva
Lamberth. Roses frightened the
reception rooms. Miss Calhoun of
Clarendon. Miss Harris of Arkan-
sas were visiting guests. Pressed
chicken, olives, potato chips, but
ter thins, orange ice were served.
Marion Fowler, Louise and Katha-
rine Hornbeak were the guests out
side the club.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15
WOMAN'S MOST
SUCCESSFUL
MEDICINE
Known All Over The World
known Only For The
Good 1t Has Done.

We know of no other medicine which
has been so successful in relieving the
suffering of women, or received SO many
genuine testimonials, as has Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every community you will
find women who have been restored to
health by this famous medicine. Almost
every woman you meet knows of the
great good it has been doing among
suffering women for the past 80 years.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, are files containing hundreds OF
thousands of letters from women seek
ing health, in which many openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
many of whom state that it has saved
them from surgical operations.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is made from roots and herbs,
and is perfectly harmless.
The reason why it is SO successful Is
because it contains ingredients which act
directly upon the female organism, re-
storing it to healthy and normal activity.
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Radnor Touring Party.

Miss May Smith has completed
another touring party to join the
Radnor parties who will leave Nash
vile June "a for tour of the
East including Niagara Falls, New
York City and Washington city and
all the principal Eastern cities.
Miss Ruth Anderson VIII be the
only young lady from Waxah achie
besides Miss Smith, but four OF
five young ladies from Milford will
20 in this party. Miss Clara Morse
will go with a party from Grape
vine and will join the Radnor par
ty in Nashville.
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A SIumber Party,

Miss Reda Wickers entertained
with a slumber party Thursday
night. The slumbering did not
take place till four a. M, but the
party was going on Just the same.
They had an Airdome party chaper-
oned by the hostess mother, Mrs.
A. Wicker, a midnight feast and
lots of fun, Genevieve Holland,
Reba Singleton, Ganelle and Chris
tine Hawkins, Elizabeth Hendley,
Nell Langsford and the young hos
tess were the girls who enjoyed
Reddia's hospitality. They spen'
the day in the Wicker home, an6
that's when they did the slumber
ing. Kodaking was "a feature o.
the girls pleasure.
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Seventh Anniversary

Mrs. Dennis Newton celebrated
the It'll anniversary of her eldest
son, George Henry Newton, at their
pretty Ferris avenue home Thurs
day afternoon Seven candles were
burning on the birthday cake and
the eighth one in the center for
the approaching year. Candy
brooms were given the little girls
and candy pipes pleased the little
boys. Cake and cream were sery-
ed to about thirty little children,
George Henry was generously re-
membered by all the little guests.
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A Complaint

The popular pastor of the First
Baptist church, Rev. J, Edward
johnson. read the following COM
plant against his members for in
yading his home Friday night, June
7, from his pulpit last Sunday
morning:
Whereas, One Of the deacons of
the First Baptist church of Wax
ahachie, Texas, did solemnly and
premeditatedly call at the home OF
the pastor of said church on the
evening of June Z, 1912, near sew
en- O'Clock, and.
Whereas. Said deacon did wit
tingly propose to said pastor Of
said church to take said pastor and
his family out for a drive and diu
so state that his purpose in making
such O proposition was for the sole
purpose of resting and refreshing
the tired bodies of said pastor and
his family SO they would have a
good appetite for the evening meal
and also TO prepare them for a
good nights rest, and,
Whereas, Said deacon did per-
form such helpful and beneficial !
service on the above stated even
ing. and,
Whereas. Said deacon in conjunc-
tion with other deacons and other F
members of said church did DELHI RI
arately plot and plan to decoy from II
bis home the said pastor of said h.
church, and did keep him away 9
1ut in the country until a time .,
convenient for said deacon and said 81
.hurch members to invade said !,
,astor's home so that when SAID :.
,astor arrived at his home said -
eaeons and said church members
ad taken possession of said pas ~
or's home and were in full charge, -
nd, -
Whereas, They deliberately q
rought, with purpose and intent 81
o to do, and without said pas u
o's consent, a beautiful and boun- ~
iful supply of linens of many kinds al
md eatables of much value and u
many various, and many exquisite ~
flowers.
IL view VI JHla AuhtttlA anu Nc
liberate action by the above named y
parties the pastor and his family +
have some plain things to say, o
namely;
LIST. That every article said
members left at said pastors home
were needed and greatly appreciat-
ed, /
End That the family of the pas
tor, each member, is enjoying I
square meals at each sitting and ,
enjoying the use of linens and the :
smell of flowers. !
3rd. That such actions Of our +
church members bind us together =
in fndissoluble bonds Of love and Z
sweeter than honey and },
the honey comb. We shall ever .,
.reasure up in our hearts and hold -
sacred the names attached to each ~
a
4th 1t makes us want to do -
,ur dead level best for You. y,
5th. 1t made us all feel so good ~
hat we give you q most pressing -
invitation to do it again. y
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Double Ten.

Miss Mabel Grizzard was the
hostess this week to the Double
Ten club. Miss Eva Grizzard, the
sister. has just returned
from Rice, where she has been
teaching the past winter, and it was
a great pleasure of the club TO have
her with them. Mrs. S, P. Spald-
ing, Mrs. Tom Spalding and Cleo
Elizabeth, Mrs. o. B. Dunawas, .
Miss E,ssie McQuatters and Miss
Ora Miller were special guests of
the club Pink and white cream
with minis were served.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15

With the above words, Lillian Russell.
an unqueStIoned authority on feminine
attractiyeness places no uncertain value
on nice hair as beauty asset. Unkempt,
uncared for hair not only cannot be at
tractive but is actually disgrace.
But why have ill-kept, untidy hair By
devoting few moments regularly to
brushing and intelligent application OF
No,sbro's Herpioide. the hair may be
made to yield wonderful returns in in
creased personal charm
Dandruff. which is due to germ or
trouble than anything else. The hair be
comes thin, harsh, uneven and falls out
in quantities. 1t looks dead and liieless;
there is no luster. The scalp itches.
Herpicide. will destroy this dandruff
germ that is causing all the, trouble,
cleans the. scalp gives the hair life, snap
and luxuriance. The hair stops coming
out, the, itching ceases almost at once
and withal there is a most gratifying
sense of cleanliness.
To the woman who wishes to make the
most OF natures gifts by having fluffy
beautiful hair, Ne,wbro's Herpioide is
TUNED and is delightful hair dressing.
In SOC and $1.oO sizes. At toilet
goods counters everywhere. If NOT aa
represented, your dealer will refund
| your money.
Applications at the better Barber
Shops and Hair-Dressing Parlors.
Send 10 cents for sample bottle and
booklet to The Herpicide Co., Dept. S,
Detroit, Mich.
CURIIh'S TWO DRUG STORES.
Curtin Drug Co.. Curtin Pharmacy
| N. Side Special Agents W. Side
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The Grown Of
WonanhOOd

.sUncared for hair cannot be beauti-
full. There is no part of the human
makeup so revengeful as the hair. 1t
cries out: Look at me, care for me, or
will disgrace you! Treat me with
consideration and will be glory to
you. :"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15
Mrs. Barton Entertains.

Mrs. C, O. Barton entertained
the ladies of her club and their
husbands at her home on Worth
street Tuesday, June 4. Progress
sive forty-two was INDUCED ia
until late hour, when a delicious
salad course was served by the
hostess, assisted by her sister, Miss
Messrs. and Mesdames E. c. Lum-
ley, w. R. May, T. e. Hudson, M
C. Hudson, James A. Walker, Ell
mer Gatewood, C. R. Burton, e.
B. Guthrie, John A Hardin, C. @.
Barton; Misses Carrie Butler and
Lila zoe Groves.-Dallas News.
Personal MENTION
Miss Jewel Wicker is visiting
friends at Waco.
Miss Halle Robinson of Ennis
is visiting Mrs. M. B. Ray.
Miss Charlie Rhodes of Dallas
is visiting Mrs. Fred Lawrence.
Miss Edna Munden of Midlo-
THAN viii, teach in our city schools
next year.
Mrs. Will Munroe Of Workman
Is the weekend guest of Mrs. w.
B. Ferguson.
Miss Winnie Jenkins of Hub
bard City is the guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Charley Ray.
Mrs. Fred Noteworthy is a. home
again after a delightful; visit to her
home folks In Oklahoma
VIII Clarkson, Jr., of the Oil
City Iron Works of Corsicana, was
visitor ia the city last night.
Mrs. w. B. Ferguson, Mrs. VIII
Murnroe and Miss Estelle DUNLAP
went to Dallas this morning II
the Dunlap car They returned
home by noon.
Mrs. Jim Smith and Miss Blanche
have gone to Kentucky for tht
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Err
win and Mrs. L. H. Peters will oc
cupy their home in their absence
- ----o--- GNtt
Miss Virginia Longserre ant
Miss Kirtley Walker two OF TIL
most promising pupils of Trinit.
University's oratory department
/ will give recital at the Presby
terrain church at Red Oak tonight
\ Miss Amye Mickey OF Fort WORT
will leave Monday with Miss On
Browns party from Dallas TO
New York, and will sail from Their
on June 22nd for an Europeal
tour. They will sail on the sam
steamer, the Krooland, that GU
i Waxahachie party will take pas
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In honor of Rebecca Davis, who
is visiting in the home OF 5. II.
Fowler from little Rock, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Anderson gave an Air
Dome party for the little miss. and
Dollie May Thompson and Louise
Oldham They enjoyed an auto
ride afterwards.
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Waxahachie Pilgrims of Progress Lined Up
for Starting on First Auto Trade Excursion

kept her in the work, and she yet
has large class. A handsome
music roll was presented her by
the pupils, showing their devotion
and appreciation of her efforts.
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Call at the Light and Enterprise
office and have our Contest Mana
ger explain why our contest meth
DDS are the fairest in existence.
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Mrs. Glover Prichard and little
daughter. Virginia, have gone to
Arson to spend the summer. Mrs.
Prichard has been taking a teach
er's training course in Trinity
University during the last school
term.
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Informal.

Honoring her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Preston Davis of Little Rock, and
Mrs. Wilson of Corsicana, guests
of Mrs. Pippen, Mrs. s. e. Fowler
entertained Informally Friday after
noon Three tables of bridge play
ers made up the party. Cape jessa-
mines and sweet peas were in cut
glass vases in the living room. Mrs.
C. A. Pippen won the high score
prize, an Irish crochet belt. Mrs.
Davis was presented with hand
painted violet jar and Mrs. Wilson
with q handpainted vase. Salad an
apricot ice refreshed the guests.
Church Social.
The ladies of the Main Street
Christian church held an informal
reception in the church parlors
Thursday night for three mission
aries who addressed the people Of
that church, with reference to
their respective fields Of labor.
DR.. Royal ]. Dye OF Bolenge, Afri-
ca, B. l.. Kershner Of Manila,
Philippine Islands, w. H. Erskine OF
Akita, Japan, we're the speakers.
These gentlemen are in the home
land to raise one million dollars
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15

Miss Wynefred Armstrong, who
is visiting relatives in East Texas
at Centre, has the thanks of her
Oldham avenue neighbors for beau
tiful bouquets of cape Jessamines,
which she sent by express last
week to them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15

w ON en- who are
suffering from those
distressing ills pecu-
liar to tn cir sex
should not lose sight
of these f acts or
doubt the ability of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
TO restore theirhealth.
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Mrs. J. S. Herring has returned
from a visit to Galveston. Mrs.
Herring intended to make pro-
longed visit, but owing to frequent
storm warnings on the coast she
became uneasy and returned home.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15

Miss Birmingham of Atlanta,
Texas, has returned home after a
visit to her aunt, Mrs. j. E. Leigh.
Miss Birmingham was elected to
a place in the city schools and is
at present at Huntsville, where
she will attend the state normal
for the summer.
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special contribution for extension
work in their respective fields, to
build orphanages, hospitals and
colleges. They have been in the
work five months and have raised
more than 100000. The recep-
tior held afterwards by the ladies
Yves very enjoyable.
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Informal Dance.

An informal dance was given at
ing tribute to Misses Louise and
Halle Groce before leaving on their
European tour. The Caldwell or
chestra of Dallas furnished music.
VIII Clarkson, Jr, of Corsicana
was a guest on the occasion.
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Mrs. g. w. McWhirter has re-
turned from visit to relatives
at Italy.
o
Chariey' are VISITING feia.iSes III
Corslcana.
Mrs. G. l. Barksdale is visiting
LongVieW.
o
Mrs. c.. d. Pickett is visiting G.
d. Packet, Jr., at Gainesville for
o.
Mrs. Johnnie Skinner of D50ison
who has been visiting in the cry.
has returned home.
-o-
Mrs. P. J. Herndon enjoyed a day
fishing on Chambers creek this
week.
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Miss Theresa Coats is at home
she received her Bachelor OF Arts
degree.
.
Miss Mabel Smith attended COM
mencement exercises at the Stats
Is graduate Vi Iie uhi'eisi's'
Miss Berta Curtin, supervisor of
the state normal at Huntsville, will
take a special teachers course al
Columbia University this summer
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15

Mrs. M. A. e. Maggard, mother
of Mr.. w. H. Fears of our city,
is visiting relatives in Dallas, and
writes friends in the city that she
is having a fine visit.
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Mrs. F. Brady will leave Mon
day for Colorado Springs, where
she will spend the summer with
her sons, who are in business at
that point
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ". Gibson have
returned from Fort Worth where
they attended commencement ex-
erctses OF the TEXAS Christian Uni
ysrs'ty Their third daughter, Miss
Kathleen, gtalu' tee, and Margaret
Kathleen. graduated, and Margaret
was also a student there.