Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-07
CBY MISS SOPHIA MEYER

Ana boughs stripped bare To harp
chiller wind.
Still blow the blossoms OF belated
spring.
The lupn and the poppy keep the
field.
And Others straggle in the brown
decay
To softly tell of spring while sun.
mer dies
Sunset, Sept. l1l2.
O.
Everyone can enter into the at
mosphere of rroat-belieying the best
things, and in our power To attain
them Hamilton vs. Mabie
o.
s special reward was granted 10
Mrs W A. Christian whose delec-
table cOncoctiOn Of th, wonderful
ingredients that went tO make q loaf
lcaihery lighiuess and such unriyul-
eel flavor that though the cake was
no baked with one OF the prescrib-
ed Hours of the Fair Catalogue. q
Kilt of hundred pound sack of
White Crest flour of which it was
made was presented To Mrs Chris
tian by Mr. ~. T. Sloane. city sales
man for that brand OF flour. when
the Fair was brought 10 close
Thursday and an awards had been
assigned
An unusually large attendance
greeted the opening rehearsal of the
Amarillo Choral Club Monday night
40 the Henderson Piano Store. when
Prof Emil Myers presented the first
lesson on the Messiah" 10 the mem
beers of the club The Nicirola was
used iu Connection with the rehearsal
which gave an exact reproduction Of
the way the Messiah b. uns by the
leading voices of the world This
is quite an addition 10 the club and
viii be- a great stimulus tO the lovers
Of the hest in music 10 attain the
highest degree of perfection Ia the
rendition of this wonderful classic
Co.,
10 the members OF the picrian
club
The cal has gone forth 20 the
club women of the section that they
do their part toward relieving the
cotton situation hy making this
cotton week" each woman buying
cotton goods tO the amount Of one
dollar or more. Let every pierian
club member respond
Co.
Members and friends Of the Unit
cd Daughters of the Contedercy ga
thered yesterday afternoon al an
] early hour al the home of Mrs Os.
I car Cousins. 1906 Harrison street
where a most interesting program ON
/ the Standardization" war was
! rendered beautiful pink and white
cosmos with fern lent choeriness
To the entertaining suite that de-
| fled the threatening clouds without
Music was special feature Of On.
tprtaiuWent A. the close of the pro
gram delicious salad course wa
served while the members enjoyed
/ "a discussion OF the. varied summer
vacations. this having been the frs
regular meeting Of the new season
/ Tho guests of the afternoon were
+ Mrs z. 5. Killough and niece, Miss
/ Jerden. of Kentucky, who is spending
sometime with her aunt Mrs NJ. $
/ smith. the hostess mother. whose
homo s. in the southern part Of the
state. Miss Bertha Durham Of Ham
/ Ilton. Mrs r. y Underwood. Mrs
IIt. N. walker. Mrs W. \. Rice. Mrs
Kerr and Mrs. G. &. Holland
Little Miss Marjorie Smmou.
made most charming hostess Sat
urlav Afternoon when she entertain
led about twenty of her YOUNG
friends from o ~ O'Clock The Low
. lis lawn surrounding the home Of Mr.
and Mrs T. - Simmons was a bright
ana happy scene throughout the az
+ tprnoon. this being the fayorit'
place where the games we're enjoyed
Icc cream aud oak, aud pretty favor.
F added ~ tho pleasure OF the little
/ fonts and when the time arrived n