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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Church Directories.
Christian Church.

Elder H. II. Dawson, Pastor.
Bible school every Losdsday s.ts a. m. &c.
Benton, superintendent.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening -
1850. .If'
Preaching every secoad and fourth Lords-
day. morning and evenin, II a. M. 20 y. u
All cordially invited to attend all meetinss Of
toe church. Al m,ie ssic me ny the pa>to
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
CURSOR Christian Church. Bluff City

W, ", UHTUINNI, THsIOT
Preaching ~ the Srcond and fourth Lords
day ut II a, N. and 7 TN y, m,
Bible school rach Lordsday NJ 10 ~ M
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12

Holt County population, it,iSs,
state taN, iac on 500 valuation.
County taN, So IN 800 valuation.
County road taN, To- un 500 valuation.
special road aud bridge, !r on sI00 vnluu-
tion,
Average school lnN levy, ''c per 800 valua-
uon,
County created by at ~ legislature, Janu-
sry 30. 1871.
County named Tor David Rice Holt, Of
Platte County.
Oregon, County seat. created by act 81 leg
stature, June 81, isti,
Population, 100
Assessable wealth, Oregon. t5si,tn
Lands and town lots ,,,,.......,....., G,s,s go
Personal '''''',,,,'t '',.,','''''" -,-n,su
Merchants. ....,., ...,.........,... 80 30
R"'lrosd' telegraph y Telephone" go.
Total. e9,6i6. 81,
Oregon, county seat
Electric lighted. ~
watePw0Fks system. ~
City tar. &c on eieo! ...
School tax. ei.eo on eio6 ~"
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
County isoar, "f Education

Earl A, Rock Oregon.
!, 4, Cro>en, Mound Ciiy.
Collector ~ Revenue, Howard :. Trare,
County Treasurer, Schonrn Carson.
Recorder ~ Dc-ds, John VI, iiibbard.
Commissioner ~ Schools Earl A, Rock.
Public Administrator, q, W Cummlns.
Superintendent ~ Poor, &. y, Thurman
Surveyor, John u. pcrct.
Assessor, Perry ", Ramsay.
Coroner. L., u, Lang, Cornlng,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
pIEMoNs SOCIETY NOTES

PLEMONS. Texas, May 81 Mrs.
Champ Taylor is visiting her daueh-
ter. Mrs Jennie He'll PITTS, in Ari-
coma. but viii return HON" In June
Mrs. Did Kirk of the Lackey COM
munity was visitor to Plem1ns
Thursday
Deland Kirk. who sustained a
compound fracture of his right leg
at Plainview few weeks ago while
riding fractions horse, has beer
taken To his home at l.ackcy lie
was a student at Seth Ward College
AT Plainyiew. He will be on crutch-
es for at least four weeks.
Mrs. Fred Crawford left Friday
for Des Moines. Iowa, u nurse her
sister-in-law who has been III for
some time.
c. J. Crawford. untn this tern
county and district clerk of Hutch
inson county. has removed with he
family To- Canyon, where he has
bought "a home and will send his
children To- the Normal.
Light showers fcll in the l.ackey
and Liob communities Monday morn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
AMARILLO BEAUTIFUL.

" Is impossible to walk the streets
Of Amarillo without noticing recent
evidences OF improvement toward
cleaner and more attractive yard, and
surroundings and the cultivation at
flowers and porch boxes
our cry for civic Improvement has
not gone uuhcJrd and wc expect 10
bring the enthusiasm 90 high pitch
before the summer ., over. that the
niluy oi visitor, Co our Panhandle
Fair th. Gan viii po away with
dream, u' civil, beauty and carry to
the little suburban towns. some Of
our idea, and enthusiasm
The odd adagc of little drops Of
water. little grains OF sand. make the
mighty ocean and the bcautcous
land goes far 20 illustrate how the
little thing. of life really make the
big thing. iu time So little begin
nings of civic work will count mp 10
q few years and make our Panhandle
country blossom as q glorious garden
with Amarillo as a fair setting as
"Ouccu ai 'hr Plains
Flbcr' Hubbard speaks volumes in
q splendid sermon 900 the opening
page. ~ thc june Cosmopolitan ON
the subject Of business, Cuisines, b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Woman's Club
Elects Officers.

The Woman's Club met Thursday
morning from $3.50 TO ~ o'clock with
Mrs II. G.. Hendricks. 1900 Van Blu
rem street, and brought to a close the
final business OF the club year. The
following officers who have been in
office the past year were unanimously
reelected as follows: Mrs. J. f.
Morning president; Mrs. II. G. Hen
bricks, vice president; Mrs. J. l..
Scott, secretary; Mrs. ID. W. owen.
treasurer.
The members Of the club are So in
iercstcd IN the study OF Shakespeare
that the study will be continued
through next year. The first meet
ing will be held the first Thursday in
September
After the short business session a
very pleasant hour was spent with
forty-two and several beautiful vocal
selections were given by Mrs. W. W.
flcnnlken.. The home was beautiful
~ decorated with cape bsamines and
dainty refreshments were served.
Besides the club members Mrs
Hendricks had as her guest Mrs. W
W. flenniken. Mrs Edward Temple
Mrs.. 5. +. Huff, Mrs Bedford John
son, and Mrs. Chas Severance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Party at Sockwell Home
for Sunday School Class.

Mrs. w G. Boycc sunday school
class of the Central Presbyterian
church was entertained with ne-
lightiul party ON Wednesday evening
at the home OF ST. ] Socswcll
hos Van Burcu street The interior
OF the home was g'a.tiycly arranged
with potted plant, and fern, and
games and music passed the hours
swiftly for the youua people s mum
Der OF beautiful selections were given
on the Victrola. Zee creamh and cake
were served dur1g The evening
Those present were Misses Marga-
ret Bass. Pauline r.ttmau. Violet
Kcndrick. Mar, dwell. Grace hing.
Minis Madden Nina Lcwciiiug.
Mollic Clayton. ..Ha Ball Marion
Gale. Mcssr john Rccdcr Tom
White. Joe Ross. '.e S,allngs Gu,
King. Chester Kr. Henry Tyler !
NJ Donaldson anal Iarmon Bartlett
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

the supplying OF human wants. Bus
iness builds home sand furnishes
them; produces food and distributes
It and manufactures things into use
and beauty Every man and woman
who works. ministers to the wei
being OF society. There are no meni4
tasks. The necessary is sacred. we
used to hear men say. "Oh | am not
in business for my health but the
fact is. that a man who isn't in bus
mess for his health hasn't very good
health, or much business. al
Business is game-let's all play
it,
So let Us all take hold and you
mothers and fathers who have II
heart the interests Of Amarillo, en-
courage your children to plant the
seed OF flowers whose fragrance and
brightness only bring JOY into our
lives and lightens the burdens OF this
work-a-day world.
Man was not made for a house.
house was made for man. and out
door work Is wholesome for the little
ones as well as the grown ups and
| u insiils into their makeup thrift
enterprise and an eye TO the business
| OF life. Several good ladies OF ANA
rillo have offered prizes for the most
attractive yards. both back aud front
/ and the prize TO be awarded the first
week OF September. So girls and
boys get busy as the judges are al
ready doing their part by observing.
For the most attractive yard a prize
of s25 has been Offered by Mrs ". b.
Sanborn to those who employ help
and Mrs W. II. Fuqua has Offered
se5.Oo for the most attractive yard
10 those who do not employ help
Mrs. Avery Turner has Offered $500
for the best kept window or porch
box during the summer months.
Those who want 10 compete Tor the
prizes and there is no reason why all
cannot take advantage OF this offer,
plcaes phone in their names to l52
In YOU do not succeed IN winning a
prize YOU have had the satisfaction
Of presenting a pleasing yard and the
delight and contact OF the green
things that grow. whether i be vine
vegetable. flower or fruit, which goes
Ear 10 make lie beautiful
| \ MEMBER OF THE CITY FED
GRAFTON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

derson and Mrs. Lauder.
"Faust"-Mrs. II. NJ. Tut.
Kitten Waltz." Strcabbog-Miss
Ida Flo Gillispie
Lovers Quarrel" Gustaya \. Que
ros-Miss Virgil Harris.
Fifth Nocturne, J. Leybach-Miss
Mary Fern Stoneield.
Silver Stars Carl Bohm-Miss
Irene Anderson.
Sweet Spring Flowers" II. Stanley
Walsh-Miss Pauline Reitmann.
The Wayside Rose Otto Fischer
Miss Margaret Ames.
Violet Waltz" II. Bohm-Miss
Vida Saunders.
Convent Bells" Henry Bollman--
Miss Katie Bright.
Swinging" Walter Lewis-Miss
Nidia Marian.
Parting Vows" II. Englemann--
Miss Mary Mckinney.
May Bells Carl Bohm-Miss
Irene Easum.
Anna March" Ferris-Miss Vivian
Rouey.
Piano Duet-"When Love Is Young
II. Engleman-MisSes Katie Bright
and Irene Easum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
First Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid Celebrates Anniversary

The Ladies Aid Socic,y 90 ,h.
fnst Presbyterian church celebra,rd
tue twenty-second anniversary Of the
organization OF the society with a
ioNeiy meeting on Wednesday after.
noon at the home of Mrs {. c Jewell
1904 Lincoln street
a very enjoyable program Of ex-
'e''ei' papers, readings and music
was rendered and aitc rthe program
delightful social hour was INDUCED
anu lhe guests were served ice cream
and cake
Beside sihe members Of the society
mere were several guests present
among whom was Mrs Bates Of FIRES.
no, Cal, who was formerly a resident
OF Amarillo and wa, an earnest work
or m the society There are now five
members IN the society who were in
Amarillo six years ago when Mrs.
Bates was here.
Mrs G. H. Whitcomb who came
to Amarillo from Augusta. Ark.
twenty-five years ago last December.
IS the only charter member OF the
society and as a token Of esteem Mrs.
Whitcomb, who has AWAY, been a
faithful and uniirinp worker. wa, pre-.
scented beautiful bouquet OF flow.
ers. She has served as president and
IN various official capacities in the
organization a number OF years.
This was probably the first I.adie,
Aid Society organized in the Panhan
die There was only one church IN
Amarillo at the time and union ser
vices were held only once a month. b,
DIR. Hayden OF Fayetteville, Ark
There were about ten charter mem
bers and the only one now in the so
cicty is Mrs Whtcomb Mrs DR.
Wigs was the first president
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Mrs. Chenoweth Eniertains
for Miss Bates.

Mr.. { g. Che. veth entertained
with lovely Dinner on Friday c,cn-
ing comp 'mcu'r her sister Mis-.
Sadie Love Bate, no 8, o. be mar
ried on June IN o. George
G.. Ordwav Iu. color scheme OF
decorating thr.a l, the home was
pink and white a the dining table
was beautifully decorated with car
nation sand da.-. The place card.
were in wcdh PIPER shape and
were hand painted 30 liics-o.'hc.'al
ley and On the -ds va, George
e.. Ordway Sad, Love Bate. june
18th"
An elegant eight curse dinner was
served and pretty icatur. Hi the
dinner was in t'r ice course Che
cream was in the Ink wedding slip
per mould. and sryed with white
cake
Mis-, Addit d Hmtcomb gave the
toas, 90 the BRIL-. ]. Marvin Jones
gave the toast q. 'Tc groom and the
toast 90 the 0r, hat were lee was
given bv LLOYD ,chcr
AZ the hand y appointed table
covers were 'st ~ twelve and the
following were sent. Mis-, Sadie
Love Bates. thc udc-to-bc George
g. Ordway thr room; Misses Lc-
ona Bate. Sophia. Steucrson Ruby
Kirk Addic d Nhncomb Lurhnc
and EGene DE-. Irsey. Mc,vs J
Marvin Jones. .yd Fletcher T. J.
Pirkcns. IIamn.'t and Mr. and Mr.,
.C 4 ChcuoN,fh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

iord-No more successful graduating
recital has been given at Baylor than
that OF Miss Eldora Stanford. voice
pupil OF Prof + i. Eggert who ap-
peared in Carroll chapel Thursday ait
ernoon at , o'clock Her voice. a ~
ric soprano. has an exceptionally wide
range for So young a woman, yet she
possesses control that is perfect.
4 number OF the best musical critics
OF the city were ON hand 10 hear her
and expressed themselves as sur
priSed at the splendid showing that
she made Carroll chapel was nearly
filled with friends OF Miss Stanford,
all OF whom declared that she eXcelled
herself on the occasion OF her grad
uating recital
Program
(a) Insensate. To Believe that ]
can Love from the opera "Euryanthe
Won Weber.
(b) At Dawnng-Cadman
tc) Snow Flowers-Schneidcr.
ta Sognai-Schira.
tb) I'm wunderschonen Munat Mai
Hammond
Co Have you not seen the timid
tear;-Berge
(d) The Years at the Spring
Beach.
(a) The Little Gray Dove-Saar
CD Love but Thee-Forgc
tc) Sunlight-Warc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
K. A. +. Club
With Mrs. Sears.

Richardson's Art Embroidery Club
met with Mrs. l.. I. Sears Thursday,
May 20 The club voted three prizes
To be given in December, viz: the
neatcst work, the greatest number OF
finished \pioces, and the most i'm
provemcnt in work Aitcr an hour
engaged in dainty needle work, the
hostess served a delicious luncheon
consisting of sandwiches. salad and
strawberry short-cake.
Those present were Mines. l.. 7
Sears, Lee Humphrey, Hayden Hum.
phrcy Merritt Nay {, Dammeir. {
+. Lockridge Benton Webster. Me
CARNEY. G. {. Cunnp CHAM and Mis-,
Rosa Dammier. Mrs. Sears had az
her guests Mrs. Massey and Mrs. O
o. Skipwith and children of Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
.ncal Solo Mi.s Pearl Cox.

Vocal Solo Miss Pearl Cox
Dialogue-"Ru mpus ON Gingerbread
Hill'-Seven ladies'
Duett--Miss Rider and Miss Mary
Barringer
cciiation-"Thc Old Arm Chair"
Mics Marie Hand.
Due,-Miss Eva Blackwell. Miss
Ollie Griggs
Reading Miss Mona Renfroe
Piano Solo-Miss Ruth Conwell
Vocal Misses GENEVA and
Ethel Coli.
Country Wedding-Uncle Fuller
and Mis-, Elderberry
Vocal solo Armeta Rice.
Reading Among the Tree Low
Miss Gladys Farrell.
Song Misses zimmerman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
u D. {. With
Mrs. Burrow

The Will A. Miller chapter L. D.
t. held a very interesting meeting
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J. NJ.
Burrow 4, her home. 200 Lincoln
street There was quite a good at
tendance Of members and an excel
lent program was rendered as fol-
lows;
Papcr-'Coniederatc Congress-
Mis- Nixon.
Queries on Fort Sumier-Mrs Bur
row.
Papcr-"Thc Patriotic Gore that
Flected the streets Of Baltimore"
Mr. " 3 Philpott
: pleasant social hour was enjoyed
after the program and the guests were
served see cream and cake.
The chapter will meet Tuesday with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Maude Whitenack and Frank
W. Monfort were married yesterday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock By Rev n
Thomson. pastor of the Central Pres
byteron church, at The parsonage
home. 1902 Taylor street
The bride is one OF Amarillo g
most charming young ladies' and the
groom. who is warehouse foreman
for the Santa Fe is a gentleman OF
high standing.
Mr.. and Mrs Montf0rt leave this
morning for Cleburne and other
Texas points for briei honeymoon,
after which they viii b 4 home IN
Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Announcements

Stoddard Stady Class No. One viii
meet with MrsN Rasco, lioo llar-
risou street. Friday afternoon at Z
O'Clock
The Lady Maccabecs will held their
regular meeting Yuesday at . o'clock
in their hall IN the w O. " building.
There will be German Lutheran
services held at fhc Congregational
church ON Eleventh and buchanan
streets. Sunday May ist at . =. m.
Y Circle y OF the First Baptist church
will meet Monday afternoon at .
o'clock with Mrs. :. \ Jewell. 1902
Fillmore street. and all members are
urged to be present
The Needle Club will meet every
two weeks during the summer and
the next meeting will be Tuesday.
June 10. with Mrs kingsland at SOC
Polk street
The Womau's Auxiliary of the Cen
trail Presbyterian church will meet ~
business session "Wednesday afternoon
at 1 o'clock in the parlors oi the
' church
The Westminster Guild OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian church will meet
Monday aiteru6on at I o'clock witt
Mrs. " " Ellison, lioi Buchanan
| street
/ Miss Fannie Fern Mastcrson vii
/ entertain with hridgc-luucheor
Tuesday moruin gat lo'ao o'clock al
her home. iGs0 Polk street honounl
the Beau Not club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

Kirby Jones and Miss Josie
Thompson were united In marriage
late yesterday afternoon in the Of
flee Of County Judge W. NJ Jeter,
wh performed the ceremony The
bride. who was only seventeen years
OF age. was attended by her father.
who sanctioned the marriage
mr The river has not been on a
rise since early 90 May
Rev ". u wright Methodist
preached al Lackey sunday morning
and night and Monday night
4 Baptist protraclod meeting Is
pIauod for plcmons in June. accord.
iu. 10 Information from members
\ competitive examination will
soon be- held at Plomons to secure
10 postmaster. Ben ~. Wickwarc IN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Mrs. J. b. Beard, 1894 Harrison street.
Fuqua-C Cornelius.

Fuqua-C Cornelius.
A quiet home wedding was solem-
nized yesterday evening at $40
o'clock at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
r. +. Underwood. 1909 Van Buren,
street. when Mrs. Underwood's sister.
Miss Nellie Margaret Cornelius OF
Fresno. Cal. was united In marriage
to A. 5. fuqua, Jr., Re-, Il. L. Jen-
kins. pastor OF the First Baptist
church. officiating
To the strains OF l.ohengrins we'd
ding march played by Miss Marie
Manderheld OF lloughion. Mich. the
bride ana groom entered the polror
unattended and under the broad arch
way between the dining room and
parlor they met the minister and the
ceremony wps performed After ,he
ceremony the bridal couple. to the
strains OF NeudelssOhn march.
passed into the library. where CON
CALCULATIONS wercreceived The bride
wore an exquisite gown of white
charmeuse with trimming, Of lace and
pearls and the long veil was fastened
with beautiful wreath of orange
blossoms and lille, -oi-the-y valley and
she carried a shower bouquet %!
brides roses.
The interior Of the home was beau,
tiiully decorated with rose, and cad
nations and a color MOTH OF pink and
white was effectively designed. The
guests were served ice cream. cake
and minis in the pink and white. dur
ing the informal reception which iol
lowed the ceremony
|. Only relatives OF the contracting
parties and few mos, intimate friend.
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuqua, without the
formali,y Of wedding Journey vii
be at home at 1909 Van Buren, street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Y. w. A. Monday
With Miss Kendall.

The Young Woman's AUXILIARY OF
the First Baptist church will meet
Monday afternoon AT 3 o'clock with
Miss Rachel Kendall at her home.
1901 Polk stree, and the program Tor
the meeting /, a follows:
Song
Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Lcadcr-Mrs John Curr,er.
Roll Call-Quoiations from St.
John.
Problem OF Legislation:
90 Present Legislation.
t2) Proposed Lcgislation-MNs
Frances Martin.
Duet-Mmcs. Gooch and Scales.
Problem OF Disiribution-Mrs
Stewart Miller.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
METHODIST
DIVINE VISITS CITY

Rev. W. D. Bradfleld, pastor OF
the First Methodist church Of Austin
spent few days this week. visiting
with Rev o. Z. Kiker IN the bounds
OF his district DR. Bradfleld was
the commencement speaker at ClaT.
endon College aud finishing his
work there he visited In Amarillo,
Channing and nalhart While in
Amarillo he was guest in the home
OF Rev. Il. r. Jenkins an old time
friend and Rev o =. Kiker. ana
was the recipient Of a splendid auto
trip by the courtesy OF senator and
Mrs. !. W. Veal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Mrs. LADDERS Pupils
Gave Musical.

The pupil, OF Mrs Howard + lau-
der gave a musicale at her home SOC
Jefferson street, Saturday afternoon
FOR their parents and friends, After
the program the guests were served
brick cream and waters and most
enjoyable time was spent, The pro-
gram was as follows:
Piano Duet Invitation 10 the
Dance Won Wcbcr-Miss Irene Au-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Mary Jennings Circle.

Mary Jennings Circle will meet
Monday afternoon at $3.50 with Misses
Russell, 1909 Taylor street.
Topic-Mexico.
People OF Mcxico-Mrs. Latncy
Barnes.
Ancient Mcxico-Miss Humphreys.
Religious Beliefs-Mrs. II. K. Jack.
Piano Solo--Mrs True Burnham.
Mexican Chris,ians-Mrs. Hoover.
{. W. b. NJ. in Mexico-Mrs {. +.
Higgins.
lidden Answcrs-Mrs. Atcn.
Social Hour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Miss Eldora Stanford Gives Recital
al BAYLOR University.

The following taken from the Waco
Morning News speaks very highly OF
Mis-, Eldora Stanford, formerly of
Amarillo. in her graduating recital:
Brilliant Future for Miss Stan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

present incumbent. having resigned
II is understood that there are about
five applicants who will take the
examination.
The Hutchinson County Annual
Singing convention was held az Lac
key on the Second Sunday in May
and an extraordinarily large crowd
was present. Dinner was served on
the ground. The next convention
was ordered for Alpha.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Outing Party.

\ very happy outing va, enjoyed
on Friday evening b. Mr. and Mrs
Carl sullivan and daughter Margaret.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Anding. and Mrs.
J. II. Jernigan OF Childrc,. The par
" went to Cliiisidc late IN the aft
ernoon. had a delicious picnic lunch
and returned to the Jiiy about o
o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
AT Home"
for Mrs. Randolph.

Mrs. W. =. Blackburn and Mrs.
Rector T. Robert, will give recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon at the
Blackburn home. 1910 Harrison stree,
IN honor OF their daughter and sister.
Mrs II. c. Randolph OF Plainview.
Texas The affair will be one Of the
most enjoyable OF the many events
planned :or the week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
All Day Party
Tuesday

Mrs W r. Hollis and Mrs. K. ".
Durcn will entertain with an all-day''
party Tuesday at the home OF Mrs.
Hollis. 500 Harrison street. The en-
tcriainmeut for the morning will be
Five Hundred and Tor the afternoon
Foriy.two. and will be one Of the
prcttie,t social events oi the early
summer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
X. OF l.. and S will
Entertain.

The X and " 6. will entertain
their member, a. friends with box
supper on Morda night az The " %.
W hall and o., following program
vii be rendered
Opening Adiress-Judgc Z a.
Wright
Piano So'o-M 's Gussie Iauicr
Reading-Mr. \rabeila Chppcrton.