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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-09
Mrs. Jarnagin Delights Charming Audience
 at Tutwiler

NNE of the most interesting and
 thoroughly enjoyable meetings of O the Birmingham center of the Drama league was held yesterday after noon in the ballroom of the Tutwiler hotel.
 Mrs w. C. Jarnagin, president of the Atlanta center of the Drama league, whose dramatic prominence was manifest ed when she so artistically read "Herod," '" the great work of Stephen Phillips, to a most charming audience of literary and society people of the Drama league.
 After the reading 8 reception was held on the mezzanine floor and hundreds of Drama league members had the oppor- tunity of meeting Mrs. Jarnagin, who is one of Atlantas loveliest matrons.
 Mrs. E. F. Wilkerson, president of the Birmingham center, and Mrs. w. D. Smith, chairman of the reception com mittee, were assisted in receiving by Mrs Leonard Beecher, Mrs. John Cartwright, Mrs. T. O. Smith, Mrs. l.. J. Haley, Mrs. James Bowron, Mrs. w. S. Lowell, Mrs. Mortimer Williams, Mrs. Orline Shipman, Mrs. George Houston Davis, Mrs. John London, Mrs. Alex London, Mrs. T. D. Parke, Mrs Frank Lathrop, Mrs. H. L. Badham, Mrs. Fred Shireman, Mrs. R. H. Pearson, Mrs. Coffin, Miss Hubbert, Miss Riding, Miss w. A. Allen, Mrs. Sterling Foster, Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., Miss H. L. Williams, Mrs. Frank Crockard, Mrs C. J. Maben, Mrs E. H. Cabaniss, Mrs. Walter Sessions, Mrs. Oscar Wells, Mrs. Zack Nabers, Mrs. John Jemison, Mrs. J. w. Donnelly, Mrs. George Con- nors, Mrs w. E. B. Davis, Mrs c. T. Randall, Mrs. Leslie F'ulenwider, Mrs. Maurice Link, Mrs. Philip Oster, Mrs. Louis Saks, Mrs. w. S. Brown, Mrs. Lillie Frost, Miss Helen Benners, Miss Mayo Thach, Miss Marguerite Nabers, Miss Au- rusta Clark Miss Bess.e Mae Thompson, Miss Edith Bowron and Miss Leona PloSser.
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prizes were crepe de chine camesoles, the consolation, dainty boudoir cap, and the guest of honor prize, piece of crochet A salad and ice course were served to a group of charming girls and matrons, including Miss Carlyne Rev. holds, Miss Etoile White, Miss Carolyn Rosenstihl, Miss Helen Bethea, Miss Au- gusta Katzenstine, Miss Hughlette Adams, Miss Mable Marler, Miss Lida Otts Miss Daris Moughon, Miss Nellie Haylow, Miss Helen Keiser, Miss Kath- crime Ross, Miss Sophie Kluttz, Miss Ella Louis Ward, Miss Marguerite King, Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald, Miss Agnes Bethea, Miss Sallie Norville, Miss AL berta Conner, Mrs Smith Johnson, Mrs. Frank Gibson, Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Herbert Gibson and Mrs. Hale.
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HARTWICK-TATUM
 WEDDING ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs. Charles Pollard Jackson announce the marriage of their sister, Mrs. Ines Tatuin, to MT. Ira Albert Hart wick, on Tuesday, February IS, Birming- ham. At home after April 1 in Reno, Nev.
 The wedding was quietly solemnized yesterday at o'clock, the Rev. H. M Edmonds officiating. The bride was charmingly gowned in black velvet and wore corsage of Palma vIolets. Only the nearest relatives were present. Mr. and Mrs. Hartwick left for a trip to New York, Baltimore and the Pacific coast be- fore going to Nevada.
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CARD PARTY
 FOR BOYS CLUB

The Northside chapter of the Boys club will give a card party at the Newspaper club Tuesday, February 15, at 2:30 D. m. The proceeds of this entertainment will be used toward furnishing the new club house recently purchased by the board. Many attractive and useful prizes have been donated by friends of the chapter, and there will be a prize to each three tables of players
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MRS. NORMAN HONOR
 GUEST AT LUNCHEON

A Pretty compliment paid Mrs. Mar garet B. Moxham of Wilmington, Del, the guest of Mrs. John M. London was luncheon given yesterday at the Tut wiler with Mrs. John London as hostess.
 Seventeen of society's charming ma irons gathered about the table, centered with spring flowers, were Mrs. London's guests.
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MIR. AND MRS. ABBOTT
 HOSTS AT DINNER

, Mir. and Mrs. A. V Abbott entertained last evening at the Tutwiler in compli- ment to Miss Margaret Jones of New York.
 After dinner the guests enjoyed the per- formance at the Lyric. Mrs. Murray Hitchcock, Miss Katherine Little, Miss Mable Abbott, Miss Ethel Abbott Miss Elizabeth Brazeal and Miss Morgan were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Abbott.
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MRS. NEWMAN HOSTESS
 AT BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. J. H. Newman entertained at bridge yesterday at her home on Twelfth avenue, north.
 The rooms were prettily adorned with potted plants and pink carnations. A dainty boudoir cap and a box of station cry were given as prizes. After the game a salad and ice course was served.
 Mrs. Newmons guests included Mrs. J. w. Morrow Mrs. Arthur Watkins, Miss Kate Yates of Kentucky. Mrs. w. D.
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MRS. HALE COMPLIMENTS
 MRS. HERBERT GIBSON

Mrs. Estelle Bethea Hale entertained yesterday at her home on Highland avenue at bridge in compliment to her sister, Mrs. Herbert Gibson of wash lngton, D. c. Mrs. Ha1e's guests in- ciuded only the members of the Bach- elor Girls and Bidders.
 Hearts and cupids were used to carry out the valentine idea and flowers of spring adorned the rooms. After se- ries of bridge four prizes were award- ed. The Bachelor Girls and Bidders
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MRS. SHERMAN TO
 GIVE LUNCHEON

Mrs. F. B. Shireman will entertain Sat urday at a luncheon at the Tutwiler in compliment to Mrs. Ira Davis and Mrs. Herbert Bonnie, the guest of Mrs. Thomas Morris and Mrs. John Yeatman. Mrs. Davis will leave sometime in the near future for Cincinnati to make her future home.
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K xRS. W. C. JARNAGIN-I always
 "I love to call her Erskine Richmond
 A because so many of our mutual
 friends speak of her still as the lovely
 young woman of that name-doesn't real
 ly belong in a newspaper story, although
 she's ornamental enough to decorate any
 front page;' for she's woman right out
 of a book-a William J. Locke book at
 that-and so clamorously similar to
 "Clementina" that when you meet her
 you have to sit right tight for fear you'll
 swerve off into topics that were of vital
 interest to MT. Locke's heroine, but might
 seem less absorbing to the woman who is one of the leading lights in Atlanta
 of ''The Drama League and "The Play CTS Club" but even if you did, you
 wouldn't be very far off the track, for
 Mrs. Jarnagins resemblance to the Locke lady is one of temperament and tradition as we'll as of atmosphere.
 To begin with, Mrs. Jarnagin is lovely to look at, and since she's a reader" and a woman in public life you might say, that should be enough, but even a rapturous description of her blonde red hair, and her violet eyes and charming manner wouldn't do her justice for all this is made luminous by ner remarkable enthusiasm, and her enthusiasm is a very composing range for she's enthusi- astic about all the nice, normal, whole some things of life; plays and books and pictures and people and suffrage and her lovely young daughter.
 That seems enough for one person sure ly, and yet Mrs. Jarnagin is the type who will go right on acquiring new en- thusiasms each day, for she is so vital so keenly alive to all the big issues of the moment-that her spirit and her
 mind will never lie dormant or be satis- fled with the things of today, merely. As the guest of 'The Drama League of Birmingham, Mrs. Jarnagin made her
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MISS FERGUSON TO
 ENTERTAIN CLUB

Mrs. Bessie Ferguson will entertain the Young Ladies' Auction club Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Herbert Ephgrave, in Norwood.
 Miss Augusta Clark was hostess at an informal luncheon yesterday, compliment ing Mrs R. J. McGavock, a recent bride. Miss Clark's guests included only the brides of the winter season.
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LUNCHEON FOR
 ATTRACTIVE BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Lucy Tyler will be rememb cred as the guest of Miss Edith Orr. Says the Anniston Star: Mrs. Matthews IT. Maury will entertain at luncheon on Tuesday, the Sth. in honor of Miss Lucy Mason Tyler, the beautiful daughter of Mrs. Edmund Leighton Tyler, whose be- trothal to MT. Ebert Henry Willett was announced several months ago, creating a most pleasurable sensation on account
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SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN
RANDOM NOTES
Miss Helen Mallory of Anniston il the guest of Mrs. John Chisolm.

Miss Helen Mallory of Anniston is the guest of Mrs. John Chisolm.
 Miss Fannie Mae Crumrine is the guest of Mrs. Samuel Friedman in Tus- caloosa for the midyear dance. Miss Katherine Yates of Kentucky is the guest of Mrs. Arthur Watkins in Norwood. Mrs. Howard Kolb has returned to her home in Chicago after visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs E. J. Snow. Mrs. Ernest Redd has gone to Chicago to visit Mrs. Howard Kolb.
  Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Wood announce the birth of little daughter. Miss Margaret Bradshaw leaves to- day for Tuscaloosa to be the guest of Mrs. Adolph Cade during the dances. Mrs. Margaret c. Moxham of Vii, mington, Del. will spend this week with Miss Ryding.
 Mrs. Walker Percy left Tuesday morn ing for New York, where she will remain for couple of weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w Ray and MT. and Mrs. John Whitfield Kelly of Montgom- cry are guests of Mrs. Charles Pollard Jackson, being present at the Hartwick- Tatum wedding.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Badham left yes- terday for two-weeks' visit to New York.
 Miss Belle Wilkins has returned to her home in Selma after & visit to Mrs. David Roberts, Jr
 Miss Gena May Snow is i'll at her home, having undergone a serious operation on her throat.
 MT. O. D. Atkins and MT. Frank Ryder will leave today for a 1O-days' stay in Pass Christian
 Miss Dade Conway of Louisville is wis., iting Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Conway, 1924 South Thirteenth street.
 MT. and Mrs Webb Crawford expect to leave today for visit of several days to New York
 MT. Lawrence Gregory, a student in vanderbilt medical department. has re- turned to Birmingham, having discontin- ued his junior work until next fall. Mir.
  brother. Dr. John B. Gregory and his uncle, pr. Verdo B. Gregory, in Oregon at the United States army, reserve c.
 
 Miss Fife Gallon is the guest of rela- tives in Nashville.
 Mrs. Saylor Moffett has returned to her home in Huntsville after a visit to rela- tives in the city.
 Miss Susie Yerby has returned to her home in Greensboro after a visit to rela- tives in this city.
 Miss Amelie Hill, who has been the at- tractive guest of Dr. and Mrs F. w. Fucker, has returned to her home in Montgomery.
 Miss Leonora Hassinger will leave Fri day to attend the midyear dances at the University of Alabama
 Miss Anne Holt of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. E. P. Cummings. MT and Mrs Charles F. DeBardeleben are in New York, where they expect to remain for 8 week or 10 days. Miss Helen Keiser has returned from Tuscaloosa, where she was delightfully."- entertained as the guest of Mrs. Kluttz. Miss Sophie Kluttz of Salisburg, N C., is the guest of Miss Helen Keiser.
 
 Miss Emily Ford left yesterday for Tus- caloosa to attend the university mid- year dances.
 Miss Margaret Morgan of New York is the guest of Mrs. A. V. Abbott
 
 Mrs. Clay s. Hofer of Norwood has re- turned from Owensboro, Ky, where she attended the funeral of her uncle, MT. James c. Head
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Michael Roke, Mrs. John Maynor, Mrs. J. T. Slater, Mrs. Shirley Murray. Mrs. Lawrence Scott. Mrs. Murray Norment, Mrs. Wlll Dawson, Mrs. l.. s. Smith, Mrs. Harding Windship, Mrs ward1aw Mrs. c. c. Reeves, Mrs. w. T. Weaklev. Mrs. Eli Pegman, Mrs W. H. Webb. Mrs. Jack Orrson, Mrs J. M. Anderson. Mrs. E. B. Alvord. Mrs. Ed s, Moore and Miss Jennie Boyden.
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MRS. HUGHES HOSTESS
 TO BOOK CLUB

MT. and Mrs. Percy Hughes entertained the members of the Fountain Heights Book club last evening at their home on South Sixteenth street.
 The members are: MT. and Mrs. John Stein, MT. and Mrs. W. Y. White, pr. and Mrs. Kissell, MT. and Mrs. Wallace Cannon, MT. and Mrs. William Cunning ham, MT. and Mrs. Mccormack, Mir. and Mrs. John Rush and the hosts, MT. and Mrs Hughes
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Woodall. Mrs. H. c. Woodruff, Mrs. J. M. Nellie, Mrs. w. T. Parker, Mrs. Jason McLaughton, Mrs. Herbert Stockam, Mrs. c. w. Leslie, Miss Newton Paisley, Miss Agnes Watkins, Miss Maud Watkins, Mrs. K. D. Marshall, Mrs. Perrin Rascoe, Mrs w. D. Glove Mrs. w. c. Stribbing, Mrs. w. Y. Holcomb Mrs. W l. Forman Mrs. G. B. Neal, Mrs. J. T. Hury, Mrs. w. K. Treschel, Mrs. c. E.. Roesfell, Mrs. H. w. Taylor and Miss Willie Parker.
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right in the Williams family. whose an- cestors date back to the time of the minstrals and bards. and the old Gaelic harp, held in the crook of the arm, and used to accompany recitals of heroic deeds and "maidens fair" .A
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MRS. WARD GIVES
 LUNCHEON AT CLUB

Mrs. Thomas Coleman Ward will enter tain at luncheon today at the Country club in compliment to Mrs. Margaret c. Moxham of Wilmington, Del, the guest of Mrs. John M. London.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Wednesday Morning Music club will meet today at 10:30 at Clarke & Jones hall.
 The Areme club will meet tN''' '''-'1 " with Mrs. H. J. Salter at her homo in West End.
 The regular monthly meeting of the South Highland School Improvement as- sociation will be held today at 10:30 o'clock in the school auditorium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-09
MISS KEISER HOSTESS
 TO ALPHA OMEGA

Miss Helen Keiser will entertain the members of the Alpha Omega Bridge club Tuesday at her home on Highland ave- nue.
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1 of the prominence of the two families. | and the youth. beauty and charm of the man and the maid.'"
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MRS. MANOR TO
 GIVE BRIDGE TEA

Mrs. John Maynor will entertain a few friends Friday at a bridge tea.
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ernoon in compliment to her guest, Mrs. Stella Hardie of Uniontown, Mrs. Victor Hanson of Birmingham, Mrs. Hatcher of Columbia, Tenn, Mrs. Sam Campbell of Little Rock and Mrs. Oscar Engledove of Lynchburg Va.
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 McAdory Moxhm Compimened at Luncheon smih-Many Luncheon Flannel Meehngsother Affairs
 ns--Ran ndom Notes
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MRS. HANSON TO
 SHARE HONORS

Mrs. James Kirkman Jackson of Mont gomery will entertain at tea Friday aft
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Mrs Clay s. Hofer of Norwood has re- turned from Owensboro, Ky, where she attended the funeral of her uncle, MT. James c. Head
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NNE of the most interesting and V thoroughly enjoyable meetings of O the Birmingham center of the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-01
Nurse Jlown Here.

Miss Zaola Cfamer, the probes
sional nurse VIII was murdered In
Oak Cliff Sundfy, was known in
Waxahachie. htving been here a
number of timfs on professional ana
social visits. She had visited fire.
ouently in theahome of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Smith, fhav,ng nursed fever
patients in tl6ir family, and return
ing at inter- ais for visit of rest
and recreati5n in their home. She
had also be8n in the home OF Mr..
end Mrs. Birt Forrest. where She had
been called In professional duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and Miss Blue
Bird Smithswere in Dallas Wednes-
dav to WED the remains of Miss
Cramer. thinking the funeral was to
have been In Wednesday. 1t is said
that her fHher is an invalid and is
travelling fSr his health, being suf-
fersr from tuberculosis.
Miss Cr$mer has also nursed pa
tients at taly and Milford.
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Trinity Faculty Reception.

The members of Trinity UHiyersi-
faculty gave their annual deception
Monday night to studentSof Trinity
University. The librarrand audito-
rum of the university were thrown
together. and spriFe flowers and
ferns decorated tbt reception rooms.
$50 guests In the receiving line
stood Or. ind Mrs. S. l.. Hornbeak,
Dean G9fdon, Mrs. Susan X. Noel,
Mr. andfMrs. George Newton. Mr.. and
Mrs. .1.iggett. DR.. and Mrs. New
SOME, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Ford, Mr..
apd Mrs. Boles, Prof. John Bert
Graham, Miss Miriam Clark, Miss
Olsen. Miss Augusta Bates, Miss f..
A. Traylor.
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SOCIETY PERSONALLY

Miss jamie Hess of DALI was the
suest Of Miss Inez SINGLE pm during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rusl ing of Ennis
end Mrs. All crumley Paris were
visitors here for the baP game Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Sid Turner hd little son.
William sidney, Will eave today for
clinton. Miss, whei she. win visit
her mother.
Mrs. George I,fLeach of clarks-
Vile. Tenn, is ~ guest of her pa
rents. Mr.. and NJ. A. b. Mcknight
on West Jefferb n street.
The Tuesday, Forty Two club VIII
not meet nexf Tuesday afternoon
because of I'll Methodist revival
services at INF same hour.
Robert sflers of Ennis was the
guest of nj cousin, Mrs. Montgom-
ery MIDDLETON, Trinity addition, for
the ball g$ne Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. trton Prince and Mrs. Char-
les l.. Pfnn have returned from Dali
las whfe they were the guests o.
friendsyfor series Of bridge parties
.
Mr. Robert Sullivan and lnfan'
son. Robert Biggers sullivan, have
returned from the Waxahachie SAM
tarihm, and are at home on Mcken
zie street.
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NEW YORK, April Little, ~
turing, wholly feminine, fascinatipkiy
frivolous colors are coming in again.
To bob their wee fat sausage
lengths in front of a pair f6f pink
ears, to top in bewilderNg cluster
OF tiny cockscrews the frown of a
dainty young head, oYto nestle in
one sinuous tendril j. that delecta-
BILE hollow between 3dimpled should
er and a rounded throat.
Yes. they are joining in, but it is
safe to predict Nat the most of them
will easily cgfle out again. Curls
such as thoSe are easier pinned in
than growg in at the whimseys OF
the modeF
They Ere sure to be hailed with
delightby all the purveyors of human
hair Eho have suffered two lean
years from the penehant for pealed
confures au naturelIe, with no false
hair allowed.
To he sure hair is still to be worn
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Trinity University, Hon. T B. Will
liams of Dallas. - Lea Cannon, T.
o. Cheatham, Hbger Kennedy. L. c.
Curtin. Henry 6wain and r. M. Ben
nett were AIMING the guests. The
Italy pupils a Mrs. Fugate's class
are Stephen Nils, Erin Lloyd, Allen
Bradley, LelIon Milan, Blaine
Thompson and8Wayne Maddox. The
Waxahachie Members are William
Bush. r. Nj. Bennett, Jr., Edward
Blackburn, B4frey Griffin, Lackey
Connally, Irvi CornwelL Oliver
Gift. c. EvefStt Williams and j,
Bass William4
The following was the program:
Incidents ii the History of Ora
tory" Mr.. BaNrey Griffin.
sOratory and Character Building"
Mr.. Lackey Cpnnally.
preparedness Mr.. stephen
Ellis. j.
"rhe MANI Who WINS Mr..
Blaine Thomp) pm.
1.-The Man ho Loses Mr. Irwin
Cornwell.
The following was the menu:
MI FAX punch
Erin OFF YES Celery
w Fl. s. Cocktail l. H. S. Waters
Chicken& la .Erisophian
Ellis county peas
Thompson petit pois
Cornwell SALAD Connally sandwich
Ballreh Griffin cream
Cliff cake Grady VIM minis
TT nifty coffee
Mrs. Fuga& has large class OF
ambitious bots, who are already
winning hono&s in the art of oratory
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CeS,plimentary Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Halliday en-
tertained bn Wednesday evening
honoring Nr. and Mrs. J. A. Staveis
Of Dallas, kho were recently married
in Oklahoma, City, and have been
spending Aieir honeymoon in Waxa-
Lachie as the Halliday's guests. The
feature offthe party was Japanese
attraction.k with lanterns giving an
entrancin3l light. ana large japanese
umbrellas making coy corners IN
the reception suite. The score cards
were Japatese tea pots in blue and
purple, and each guest was given a
small japanese doll. Five tables
we're arranged for the game of forty
two. DANNY home made minis were
served durlng the games. Mrs.
Halliday Nbre an evening dress of
black lace soyer white charmeuse,
and Mrs. Stavely wore her wedding
dress. an attractive creation of bis
Que taffetaI Refreshments consisted
of salad. Vafers. apricot ice and
angel food md olives. The following
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Tie{s' Dance.

The Detroit Tigers closed their
training easel in waxahachie with
n delightful stial event. the invita-
ton being extended in n public way
Ia all the cit and county. this hos
pitality bein an expression OF the
baseball clufs appreciation of the
royal treatmfnt received in Waxa-
bachie Th@ entertainment was Civ
On at Hotel Rogers, and the largo
dining halT was converted into a
dance roonf The TIGERS colors'
orange and black. we're used in the
decorationX One window space was
given to frinity's eolors. and pen
nants andfcollege symbols decorated
this window. Large Texas pennmts
with the 9otton bolls were hung from
the mez4nine balcony, where Gar
6iner's fchestra gave forth delight
full musE Punch was served all
during lhe evening, and ut eleven
o'clock brick cream and cake were
SerNpu.H fTtNlouS ~ INV w. 80
ment lbur, Mr.. Jackson, of the De-
troit Nws, made some remarks con-
cernlnk the purpose of the dance,
his tab being interspersed with wit
and bod humor. The dance pro-
grand were most unique. being in
the shape of pennants. and carrying
the eblors of the club, black and
oranfe. A bronze tiger was on the
first Eleaf The programs carried
twelfe dances and four extras. The
ovenjng was much enjoyed, and the
WaSthachie people showed their ap-
probation by large attendance. the
lobis and dining room being crowd
cd Oh the evening.
Say Au Reyoir but not Good By
vas written in gold on the programs,
and this was happy assurance to
Waxahachie people. that the Tigers
are expecting toNome back next
spring
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Double Ten Club Entertained.

Miss Kate Spalding was the hos
tess Thursday of the Double Ten
club.g Special guests were Miss
Laura Mcclellan. Mrs. Erling Hell
land. Mrs John Spalding, Mrs
Matte Bowen, Mrs j. w. Harrison,
One table OF eighty-four made so
eial diversion. Strawberry cream,
angel food, sailed pecans in rose
holders, and reception sticks were
served.