Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-22

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Last evening the Partisan club
gave a very enjoyable dance out a:
popular Glenwood. with Jesse's or
chestra In attendance. \ large
crowd was present and the evening
very much enjoyed
The Needle club will be entertain
ed by Mrs. j. ]. Petty this afternoon
lat, her home zoo Tyler street
MIR. George Meyer, of Pampa who
has been the guest OF MIR. A. r.
Meyer and family 1905 Monroe
street has returned home.
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This evening at the Masonic hall
a school OF instruction will be held
by Mrs. Roberts OF Lubbock, for
members of the q. r.. $. All members
are urged TO be present
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Mrs. Paul Num- and two children,
of Goodnight. arrived In the city yes
terday to be the guest of her mother
and sister, Mrs. l.. H. Dyer and Miss
Minnie Leigh Dyer. 703 Jackson
street. for an indefinite visit.
The johnson Street Mothers and
Teachers club will hold an import.
ant meeting this afternoon az >
: O'Clock In the school building. a
large attendance is earnestly request
ed to be present
The Bell Bennett Missionary so
ciety OF the Polk street Methodist
church will be- entertained in an all
day session AT the home of Mrs A.
! II. Coulter. 1903 Harrison street
with Mesdames Hardin. Coulter and
/ VIII Collins as hOstesses.
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The Amarillo Bible class will meet
this afternoon with Mrs William
Perschell, li0S Bucbana street.
MRS. S. ID. CRITTENDEN.
This evening at popular Glenwood
dance will be given complimentary
to the bankers The Glenwood or
chestra will be- in attendance and a
most enjoyable time is anticipated
Personals
Airs. a. S. Tugwel will be hostess
for the La Costura club this after
noon at her home, l7O7 Tylter street
at $3.50 O'Clock.
\ Many recorders have been received
for coats suitable for wear when mo-
toring These consist largely of
linens and pongees Styles are very
simple. the coats usually being made
very loose, so that they can be slip
ped over a suit Many show the in
PRODUCTION of belts. some being plac-
ed at the normal waistline and quite
q few below
Most OF these coats are In natural
colored linen or pongee. Some are
touched mp by means OF fancy but
tons and bound buttonholes. in red
green. brown or Natural blue.
Steamer coats are also In good
demand. Many Of these are made o.
the new light weight woolens. in
checks. small plaids and fancy mix
lures Here, again. simple lines are
RON Al M IA L. Na.Ha 80 H.
ments show the Introduction of fancy
seams and handsome buttons; other
wise little trimming is used
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ross were
guests OF relatives in the city for
several days. Mrs. G. NJ Hardin and
Mrs. Frank Redder. They left Sun
day in their car for their home In
New Mexico, accompanied by Mrs.
Ross cousin, Miss Margaret Hardin.
who expects to spend several weeks
with them on their ranch.
VI Edgar Mcdonald OF Hurley. was a
Visitor to the city last week
4 pleasant party that left last
week for Colorado. where they will
camp In the mountains consisted OF
Mr. and Mrs. =. " Seewald and son
Edgar. and Mrs and Mrs j Kirby
Brown.
Miss Mary McSpadden. Of Fort
Worth Is the guest OF relatives In
the city while enroute TO Colorado
where she will remain some time
Misses Ruth and mex Ricketts,