Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
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Ft Worth. whore they have been Wis
iting.
Mrs A. II Bells entertained the
members of the Bannistcr Orchestra
Wednesday night
Misses Hattie Clcmets. Geneva
Scipp. Josie Rosson aud Irene Lycan
went TO Canyon this week. where
they will attend the Canyon Normal.
About twenty couples enjoyed the
dance at the Elks' club Tuesday
night The Mae | Orchestra fur
nished the music
Miss Nell Wohh Of krcss. visit
ed friends IN plalnyicw the first
part of tho week.
Mrs nd Calhoun iH visiting In
Amarillo this week
Judge ". &. Joiner b. holding
courl AT Olton this week tor Judge
Kinder. who Us visiting his sick mo-
Their In Missouri
Miss Ethel Wells left this week
for san Angelo to visit friends.
Miss llinretla Dickson Of Seymour
g. visiting at the home OF Miss Pat
tie Dalton this week
\ y. Martin Of Tulia was here
this week ON legal business.
Miss Mary Dunn. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Ben Gold
ing. returned to her home In IT.
Worth Thursday.
T. e. NiN. dcan-clcct of Wayland
College. moved TO Plain,ew from
Locbncy this week,
The Bridge club met with Mrs
Il G. Ware Tuesday evening.
Miss Edna Mayhugh entertained
her Sunday School class Wednes-
day morning by taking them 10 Lake
Plainviow for an outing
She took with her a supply OF gin
ger bread and toy boat, with which
the hours were beguiled Her class
includes tiny boys between the ages
OF three and live years.
d
The appointed program for the day
was carried out Tuesday afternoon
when the G.. ". u. VI met with Mrs.
j NJ Adams. els West First Street
\ large membership was present.
with Mrs. !. ". Daniels, OF Chattn-
nooga, Tenn. and Mesdames ! o
Wyckoff aud E. W Bureau of Plain
view as gucsts.
Mrs. Adams served dainty salads
and ices To her guests.
The Missionary Society of the NJ.
T. church mot Tua.dut aft,run,p
with Mrs Richards presiding. This
was the business meeting and reports
from all Officers were GOOD. consider
ing the inclement weather.
Finances Of the society are very
low. but We hope to do great things
after our June Conference.
O.
There was a good meeting Satur-
day afternoon of the city Federation
OF Womens Clubs. a. the Prcsby-
tcrian church Reports from the dif-
iorent clubs represented In the fe-
deration we're made by the follow
ing members
Browning Club Miss Colcstino
Harp
Travel study club Mrs. & 4. Ma
lone
Mystic club Mr. " ". Hare.
Central Mothers club MrB l. e
Penny.
Lamar Mothers Club-Mrs. 4 G
Harrison
Civic League Mrs. l.. Leo Dye.
As Won Like II" club Mr. II
e. Mcintyre
Mr. llarrcl made a talk ON tho
value 10 the club woman OF a cor
rect knonlcdgc Of parliamentary
laV Mr. hickman Price read ,
splendid paper on Civic Work" and
Mrs Otis Truloyc gave an Interest
inC character sketch Of "Cloopatra "
rs request Mrs Walter DAY rcciiod
Cleopatra Protest" which vas
much enjoyed Miss Mablo Wsylaud
aanr two Browning lyrics. "Th,
Face and The Years At 90,
spring
\ report from the Public I.ibrar.
showed five hundred and siXt, hook
now on the shelves. with an order
out for sixty new volumes As n 8.
just year since the library was or
gouilcd. this b. considered q gooi
record
President Miss Rosa Fowle
First Vice President Mrs " o.
Mason
Second Vice President Mr. Jo,
Flack. 49,
Secretary Miss Mae Kinder
Treasurer Mfs " 4 Todd.
Press Reporter Mrs F.P Powell
The Oddly club. the social and
delightful group of Hiyh School girl.
met Tuesday afternoon 40 the hom.
OF Mr. J. = Potion. 300 Archer So
and reorganiled for the summrr
Mis Daisy Gidncy was elected pre.r.
deut and Margaret Harp was elect
Cd to membership.
"Wednesday was selected a. fIa
day of meeting The hour b to 20,
let q the pleasure of each hosies,
O.
The best local talent OF the town
was EMPLOYED last night ON tho urD
gram for toe musical ~ the home o.
90. and Mrs j u HANDY ~ wa.
gi'eu for the benefit OF tho plan,
fund 81 the Presbyterian church. aud
though the offering was small. Oh,
enthusiasm vas great.
DO vocal aud Instrumental .eI.t
iions riyen we're especially fine and
we're very much appreciated hy 90,
guests