Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
Plainuiew Society

Miss nellie SAMSON has gone to-
Florence. Ala, where she has been
elected director OF music in the Ala
bama state Normal. She will return
10 Plainvlew in June and resume her
class here.
Dennis Hefflefinger spent the
holidays with his mother in Paris.
T. n. Perry is spending few
days in Waxahachie.
W. l.. Harrington left Tuesday for
Fort Worth.
Miss Annie Trick visited in ANA
rillo this week
DR.. L. C. Wayland and family
have ned from Kansas City.
where they spent the holidays.
Miss Ethel Wilson OF BAYLOR Uni
versity is spending the holidays
with ner parents. Mr. and Mrs. l..
G. Wilson.
Dan Morgan has returned from a
visit 10 his old home in Jackson. o.
Mrs. Tom Wilson and Miss Hattie
Workman are visiting in Canyon
Ray Ivey spent the holidays with
his sister in Sweetwater.
Judge w. y. Lewis and family
spent the holidays with relatives IN
Abilene and Mineral Wells.
Miss Pearl Harp returned Tues
day from Dallas.
p. C. and Myrtle Wheeler OF Fort
Worth have been visiting their bro
Their, T n. Wheeler.
J. Walter Day and family have
moved TO plainview from their
ranch near Hale Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Finne are hack
from visit 10 Fort Worth and
Shawnee. Okla.
Glenn Mckee. OF Crosbyton. spent
n few days with friends In Plainview
during the holidays
Sam Earhart OF Dallas is here re-
newing old acquaintances.
Judge Joe +. Lancaster spent the
HOLIDAYS in Wayahachie.
J. T. Carter and wife Of Spring
Lake visited relatives and friends In
Plainview during the holidays.
w. r. Hall is spending a few days
In Dallas and Waxahachie.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rogers spent
some time during the holidays with
friends In Amarillo.
c A. Malone and family visited
with relatives in Abilene the past
week.
c. f Anthony and family from
Davidson, Mich. have moved to
Plainview
Mr., and Mrs. Dave Collier gave q
: o'clock dinner Tuesday afternoon
In honor OF Miss Lucille Kinder and
Miss Mabel Wayland.
Mrs. W l.. Harrington entertained
a number Of friends "Wednesday ar
ternoon
Mrs. T. = v,dtts was host at a
dinner to a small number OF friends
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. + II Humphries gave one
Of the most elaborate receptions OF
the old year at her home last Friday
afternoon. The house was darkened
and the electric chandeliers were
shaded with red; the stairway. par
Tors and dining room were decorated
with holly. ivy and other greenery.
The dining table was covered with
point lace over red, and a large cut
glass vase, containing red carnations
and poinsettas. occupied the center
OF same.
Miss Fife Casey welcomed the
guests AZ the entrance and Mes
danes HUMPHREYS. L. 7. Mayhugh
and 4. II. Lindsay ushered them into
The parlor. where they were intro
duced 10 the honoree. Mrs Rix OF
Los Angeles mother OF the hostess
Mrs II. c. Randold and Mrs J. c..
Anderson presided over the tea tab
le and Mrs r. c. Joiner and Mrs. J.
o. Wyckoff served a salad course.
Mrs G. G. Gidney had charge OF the
tayors. Christmas bells IN, red and
green, pinning one on each guest
There was music throughout the az
ternoon. and about one hundred at
tended
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Alley Of Hale
Center. formally opened up their
beautiful new residence TO a large
number Of their friends with a New
Year ball The home was dcCorat-
ID with holly. mistletoe and red Der
ries. and the music was furnished
hy W. s Reid and Mrs. Jesse OF
Plainview. a turkey dinner was
served AZ o'clock. and dancing
continued until the New Year was.
an hour old. 4 breakfast was serv-
cd the following morning AZ 10
o'clock 70 'he guests. All % whom
remained over night Tho follow
ing from plainyiew we're present.
Misses Florence and Edna liar.
ringion. May Kinder. Vera Newton
Mildren Buckheimer. Celestlne Harp
Allie Ware. Joe Keck. Mrs r. Dow
den. Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. knight: