Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
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her home at ltlS Pierce street after
"a very enjoyable visit Of six weeks
az Euclaire, Wisconsin. Chicago and
aknsas City
The following pgo-ram will be
rendered at the y ". A meeting to
be held Monday. July 81.
Song.
Answers 70 roll call Which Forms
OF Missionary Activities DO You Think
Most Needed in China. Eyangelistic.
Medical, Educational or Industrial
Bible Reading Matt. - 1-l0--
Mrs Hickman, leader.
Introduction Of Missionaries Work
Miss Zetts Gray.
Tasks Confronting Missionaries
Mrs Davis Tudor.
Establishing Of Schools Miss Kat.
lie Rae Niece
Work in The Higher schools ana
the Home Miss Oman,
Concerning ZenanasA- Mis-. pink
Jenkins.
Training OF The Heather Women
I Mrs Small.
\ very charming event hat will
mark an epoch In the lives of the
youthful attendants was the lovely
party given by little Miss Mable
Clare Giesecke Wednesday afternoon
the occasion being her ninth birth
day. The home of the genial little
hostess was redolent with the per
fume of a profusiou of pink and
white carnations and great bowls OF
sweet peas that added 20 the happi-
ness of the guests The lovely lawn
was brought into use and the little
folk romped IN number Of games
over its velvety surface Ice cream
and cake were served during the az
ternoon and when the time came for
departure beautiful little water color
sketches were given as favors OF the
afternoon. The guest list included
Misses Mignon Sockwell. Edwina
Allen. Elizabeth Powell, Annie May,
Rulings, Virginia Gooch, Willow
Beard. Wilena Walker, Lillian San
ders, Mary Feltman, Edna Northern.
Kathlene Wilmington, Alma Lee
Joiner, Alva Meyer. Jack and Fanny
Ruth Baker, Jack Golding, Geraldine
Livingston Mary Mckinney Agnes
and Vera Agard, James c. Golding
Halloween Reeves. Jean Gustayus.
Leila Madden, Regime Gilyin, Mary
Rella and Eta May Potter, George
and Grigdell DeGrassey. Mildred
Armstrong, Helen May Jewell.
Maize Allen, Mabel Claire Smith.
Gladys Groce, Celia Goodman, Opal
Mount, Irene Easum, oliver Ray
Eakle, Katherine Twichel
Or, and Mrs W. y Patton and
children have returned from de-
lightful overland trip Of two weeks,
stopping az various towns and hay
ing altogether a mos, delightful time
-n--
Dr and Mrs O. 7 Thomas. ST..
and Miss Elizabeth and Or and Mrs
90 T. Thomas. Dr.. and Miss Georgia
Thomas left last evening for short
stay In Plainview
Z Mss Mary VIEWPOINT viii. enter.
Z, tain roe jlcamot 2ub a. her home,
/ zoo fhmore (street, NYoanesday
AQoruiag fr0w 4, aaito - O'clock
o
Mrs ". C. Moore and son Thoma,
OF Wichita, Kan~s. are visiting Mrs
, Moore's grandmother. Mrs NJ j
D. Walker. 1871 Fillmore
Mrs q. g Jones has returned from
b a two months stay in Missouri ant
. Indiana
Nosdamcs Carr..k and Thomassor
and Miss Gooot of Kentucky wer,
! honor guests at trim 20 tho cauyol
. Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs s. = Wharton hav.
returned from a three weeks outin.
In Denlson, Colorado.
Misses Sadie Bates. Louise Par
- and Levna Bates. who formed a plea
{ SAINT party on a delightful vacation Il
k Colorado. have returned home
r Mr. ] X Whitcomb. Mrs A. +
Vaughn and Miss AddIe Whitcom
s have returned from delightful 81
.. weeks soJourn IN California.
O Misses Fclice and nophne Stnnett
have returned from a very enjoyabl
asit with their grandparents. CAPT
and Mrs Cobb Of wichita Falls
Miss Annie Mcdonald and Mis-
Alice Griffin came up from Canyo
-- Saturday on an overland trip Wit
o Mr.. and Mrs n n Cooper. relative
OF Miss Griffin. and spent sunday 6
this city
, Mr and Mrs Charles small spef
% SUNDAY a. Delfor ranch