The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-27

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to have been favored by Mr. Nye. ana
the afternoon was one of keen en-
joyment and profit. Following the
reading the members assembled in
the club room, and transacted some
business. The president, Mrs. W. /.
be official delegates to the Second
District Federation which will meet
i'll Waxahachie April II and II.
Mrs. &. f. Cough. vice president
Or ril '.5fIants i,,.- 7 -. ~ '....'s...
Her resignation was accepted with
'0,t:rfi :Sr,:S-e y :he "l%E, eh". hoving,
made an enthusiastic and valued
member during her residence here.
Mrs. Charles Dahnke vas admit.
ted es a new member. AS the time
draws near for the meeting OF tie
District / *. i,;:,, re-, - .ps~.~
bsrs are growing more enthusiastic
and all expect to reap a wonderful
benefit. and receive new impetus
in their club life
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Afternoon Tea.
Mrs, Sterling Spalding, Mrs. Tom
Spaiding and Mrs Fred Noteworthy
entertained last Saturday afternoon
with tea complimentary to Miss
Nan Watson. whose wedding to Har-
ry X. Knowles viii take place
April 6.
The reception rooms were elab-
orately decorated with summer
boxes of spring flowers, and vases of
cut flowers and ferns In the
punch room We're profusions of
spring blossoms. A long box of
purple pansies adorned the mantle
The music room was characterized
by pink carnations. and box of by
acinths added to the color scheme
in this room. The most artistic
decorations were in the dining
room, where red shades were use
effectively. A large cluster of red
carnations made the center piece
for the table. Red tapers also add
ed to the scheme. and candied
strawberries in cut glass COMFORTS
gave the finishing touch to we'll
adorned table.
Mrs. VIII Farley and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Dobson poured tea.
Mrs. Norsworthy was gowned in
blue crepe meteor. with chiffon
everdress, and silver trimmings,
red roses made a corsage. Mrs Ster-
ling spalding was attired In sand
:>>!sssssal., II }.,= &c chine. aod held pink
carnations Mrs, Tom Spaldin (
wore a crepe meteor gown of put
ty shade. carnations ccrsage. Miss
X .t,tJ'c sTGsest,. wore blue
figured taffeta, with lace trimmings,
hrilliants ana touches vi black gel!
vet Miss Fay Wolfe of Waco wore
blue cccp" de chine with silver trim
mings, ard American beauty cor
sage. Mrs Nasal Schuster of En-
mis- was attired in brown crepe me
,..ur Nth p..aid holero. Mrs. Stur-
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meteor with lace overdress. Mrs.
X. +. Sadler of New York City was
attired in yellow crepe de chine with
let overdress, American beauty cor
sage. Mrs. Billy Steele OF West
wore white embroidered silk null,
violet corsage. Mrs. Louis Shack
leford of Venus wore white en-
broidered gown, with corsage of
sweet peas. Mrs. Claude Joyce OF
Garland wore a white embroidered
party dress with pink roses.
Mrs. Y. d. kemble and Mrs. Joe
Jarret met the guests at the door
The following ladies were in the re-
ceiving line: Mrs. Fred Norswor-
thy, Mrs. S. p. Spalding, Miss Nan
Watson, Mrs. Tom Spalding, Mrs
John Watson, Mrs. Louis Shackle-
ford, Mrs. John Spalding, Mrs
Billie Steele of West. Mrs. Claude
Joyce of Garland. Mrs. Nasal
Schuster of Ennis, Miss Winnie Nc
Cartney, Mrs. r. Il. Sader OF New
York. Mrs. George Sturgis of Hills
boro, Mrs. Lee Lasswell, Miss Fay
Wolfe of Waco. Miss Annie Morris,
Miss Eva Grizzard.
Serving in the dining room were
Misses Marie Smith, Lillian Roger,
Jewel Wicker, Narcissa Oldham, Mo-
dena Hawkins, Sallie Lee Shelton
and Mrs. Fritz Moores. Receiving
In the hallway were Mesdames Clint
cy.- ~