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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28
Celebrated Eighty.sixth birthday.

Mr.. Dave Billiard celebrated his
eighty-sixth birthday last Monday,
October 90. at his home on Billiards.
Heights. Mr.. Buliard is one of the
venerable residents of Waxahachie,
and moved here during the civil
war, making his home here since.
His birthday is always the occasion
of family reunion in his home.
having always been hospitable, he
gathers his friends and relatives TO
his home on his birthday celebration.
Mr.. Billiard was one of the early
merchants of this city, he and the
late Judge Templeton, father OF Mr..
p II. Templeton. owning a mercan-
tile business on the lot where the
Trippet building now stnads. His
home where he now lives was built
forty-five years ago, and is yet a
and commodious residence
radiating hospitality unexcelled in
this day.
Mrs. Dabney of Muskogee, Okla,
and Mrs. w. r. Simmons of Plain
view, were the only children miss
ing from the fireside that day. Mrs.
Fl. S. Parsons of Dallas and Mrs.
Berney Blaffer of Dallas, Mrs. Mag
gle Simmons and Tom Billiard of
Waxahachie, were the children pres
ent. Other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. c. Hill of Dallas, Mr.
and Mrs. Caldwell of Ennis, Miss
Cuff of league, Rev. and Mrs. G..
H. Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. George r..
Billiard and sons, George Jr and
Robert. Mr. Ike Billiard and Bob
Williams.
The dinner menu consisted of tur-
key, chicken, ham, home grown veg
etables. salads, followed by a dessert
course.
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Miss Dot iiosfosd. Mrs. Pick Har-
hin. Mrs win Hines. Mrs. Earl
Brown. Miss Allie Rarcus. Mrs.
Fristoc. mother OF tho honor guest,
and Mrs. w g. Loman. Assisting
ia the dining room were Riley H..
Ray and Lucille walston. The living
room had golden rod and ferns. In
the music room where the hostess
and honor guest stood were baskets
o. comos and jonquils. the tones
being featured in deep yellow. Sand
witches. cheese balls aud tea were
served In the dining room. The
tea was most attractive IN appoint
ment. and gave the friends or Mrs.
Mullins an opportunity to greet her
again. who knew her here. rs Miss
Sraie Fristoe.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

evening with dinner party. inviting
his associates of the Guaranty Stat,
bank. The dinner table was arts
tieally arranged. A white angel food
cake conferred the table. with the
yellow burning candles. and rested
on a silver embossed crystal stand.
The glasses We're tied with yellow
ribbons. On the buffet was a bou-
quet of American beauties. tube
roses and ferns. The menu consist
&c of oyster cocktail followed by
the dinner course, and jello with
whipped cream and angel food,
featuring the colors, yellow and
white. At each plate were baskets
filled with sailed almonds. Covers
we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Wagon
er, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne Roberts.
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Double Ten Entertainctl.

Miss Lena Andrews was hostess
for the Double Ten club this week.
Forty-two was the afternoons di-
version, for the guests who did not
have their fancy work. Fruit salad
in jellatine molds, with whipped
cream, sandwiches. olives, waters
and tea were served. The special
guests were Mesdames +. r. Little
page. WoIverton, Rush Williams,
Ed Phillips and VIII Farley.
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Night Bridge Club. /

Miss Rainey Harrison entertained
the Night Bridge club last week
The parlors were beautifully decorat-
ed with autumn leaves. The lights
were encased in Halloween lanterns
Yellow tapers were at each table
Miss Thelma Cole and John Poindex-
ter won the favors of the evening
Refreshments consisted of crab in
shell, tea, pimento salad, olives and
potato chips. Six tables were ar
ranged for the guests.
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adorned each table. EisAty-gour. the
clubs Official game. was played.
Substitute PLAYERS we're Mcsdames G.,
C. Cooke. T. T. Ruckper j. ".
Kirsh. w. h. Ward. Charley Ray.
Wiley Mclaughlin OF Dallas. Tom
Lake. G. r. Morse, r. H. Cheat
HON. Minna woodiief and Tessa Ed
mondson. Refreshments consisted
of pressed chicken on lettuce. olives.
butter thins. potato chips and apri-
cot frappc.
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A ginger bread party was given
Friday afternoon to the members of
1.-The cradle roll OF the Central Pres
byterian church. The mothers and
their babies we're entertained in the
primary rooms. DR.. Graham gave q
helpful talk on the Care OF the
Babies" which was very much APP
lpreciated Little Loretta Chapman
was very cunning in solo. aceom-
Ipanied on the piano by Mrs. Bert
IGraham. Miss Edna Erwin gave
some readings which were heartily
IGNORED The get-together meeting
|among the mothers was very much
enjoyed. Refreshments of jellatine,
whipped cream and cake were serv-
led. There were three tables arrang-
ed for the babies, and cake on
each table, with red candles signi-
flying their ages--one. two, three
the children being seated with refer
ence to their age. Little souvenirs
which they drew from bamboo bas-
ket We're dolls made of clothes pins.
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Congenial Club.

Mrs. J.. G. Cornwell was hostess
for the congenial club Friday after
noon. The living room had decora-
lions of cut flowers and ferns. Mrs.
M. ID. Rutherford made high score.
Frozen pudding and angel food cake
were served. The following ladies
played as substitutes: Mesdames r..
l.. Sullivan. Tom Craig. Charles
Burnett, Tom Herring, Simmons,
r. A. Mills, r. W. Rushing of Has
kell. ]. NJ. Youngblood and Miss
Lucille Rupe.
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Miss Hess Wins First Prize.

The many friends of Miss jamie
Tess of Dallas will congratulate her
CT the honor of receiving first prize
in the state awards for hand painted
china at the Dallas fair. Miss Hess
prize was awarded in the class of
the best decorated table appoint
ments.
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Five Hundred Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Spalding on
tertained Friday night with Five
Hundred party, honoring few OF
their married friends. The decora-
tons featured Halloween. Eight
tables were arranged for the fasci-
rating game OF Five Hundred. Re
f~eshments consisted OF salad
course with sandwiches and hot
coffee. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. John spalding. Mr.. and Mrs
Will Farley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Knowles. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitz Moores, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Noteworthy, Misses Mabel Grizzard
and Annie Morris. Mrs. Parks Of
Dalls, Mrs. Minna Woodlief, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. r. Spaldng, Gentry Mccormick,
J. l.. Strong, DR.. and Mrs. Robert
son of Thurber. Miss Bessie Moores.
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Gives Carmen Program.

Miss Augusta Bates invited num-
Der OF musical people 10 her studio
at Trinity university Wednesday ar
ternoon to hear Carmen" program.
Most of the guests anticipated hear
ing Carmen during the grand opera
season at Fort Worth
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Announcement Party.

Misses Eva and Matte Campbell
gave n dinner party last evening at
their home on Main street. honoring
their niece. Miss Hazel Holland. and
announcing her engagement to the
Rev Henry Barton OF San Martial.
New Mexico. The guest list includ-
ed the intimate friends of Miss Hol-
land, yet they had not the slightest
knowledge that she was soon to
leave them to make her home in
New Mexico. The dinner table was
cleserly designed. a good fairy being
placed In the center. standing amid
n shower of pink carnations that
filled crystal vase. At the honor
guests plate stood another fairy,
who was dealing out promises OF
good fortune in the following words;
Your good fairy | will be, where
ever you may roam; peace and JOY
abide with me. to fill your heart and
home" Al the guests places were
brides wearing wedding wells, and
she was the news fairy, telling the
purport of the delightful event III
these words "The good fairy told
me q very nice thing, that Henry
gave Hazel a diamond ring. Decem-
Der the sixth" This told the news
and gave the date, and the gir'
| friends OF the honor guest were
overcome with surprise. The chain
whore Miss Holland was seated was
designated by large pink satin
bow The colors of the appointments
were pink and green. Pink rose
buds were filled with sailed nuts
A siy course dinner was served.
The guests included Misses Yer.
ma Erwin, Helen Langsford. Juanlts
Ray. Ivy Cheatham. inez Singleton
Hazel and blanche, Eva and Gene
We've Holland, Winifrcd Armstrong
Mesdames WIN Hines. r. Al. Hol
land and M. Il. Campbell.
The decorations or the dIuins
room advanced the wedding colors
of pink and green. The library was
in tones OF yellow.
| The announcement is fraught
with much interest because Miss Hol
land is SO much nonored and loved
In her home town The Rev. Henry
| Barton was educated at Trinity Uni
yersity and has many friends here
made during his school days.
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......haehic Bible Club.

wa,ahschic Bible Club.
.,.ss questions for Novem-
NJ. ,, ,.o
as y Matthew. Mark
md Luke - ,,,,,oa, s,,,,a
!, palestine at this time? The
s,,ous. The Industrial?
what is said about the Greek
r..,,ong The situation in the
sOrld! st, -.
A, Baptist? What is Jesus esti-
nate Of him?
what we're the principal forma-
=. ;nfluences of his boyhood and
,suug manhood?
What does Luke l:l-l9 lndi-
-, Explain what it means to be
y.,arite for life? How long was
!. j. the wilderness? What was he
a0lug during all these years in the
wilderness.
What great Hebrew prophet
,m,ressed John in his Messianic Wis
;ons, Where did John the Baptist
first preach? Was he a man Of
much prayer?
what was secured for the
CHRISTIAN church by our appeal to
Johns practice in this particular?
What was the message of
Johu? What did he do when he
emerged from the wilderness? What
did the people think of him?
3 What were the great national
rss Of which John told them to
repent? Did his message have a
gsd side?
10. How did he speak of his own
Baptism? After time who did the
Nople think John was? The early
church assigned him his true posi-
ton: what was this? The full quo
alton Of lisa. 40:3-5 is found in
which gospel?
II. How old was Jesus when he
emerged from private life? Where
bad he lived Def re his public life
began and what had he been doing
there? What is said in Matt. 1885?
II. Did Jesus have the care and
support Of anyone? What is said
about his concern for his mother
even on the cross? Read John 10.
1921.
Is. What is said of Jesus educa-
ION in Nazareth? When did he
form habits that characterized him
IN his public life? Read Luke 2:
1862.
a, 1t is probable that John the
BAPTIST and Jesus were acquainted?
Dm John know Jesus to be the
Messiah before the baptism?
10 How did Jesus overcome
onnsunwillingness to baptize him?
What was the vision of Jesus? What
o'her great prophets had these Wis
ions?
10. Did John see the vision. and
hear the voice?
H.-Where do we find the temp
alohs OF the Son of God? Where
20 We find they arguments from
'alen Jesus resisted temptation?
when was he tempted?
10 Why was the Messiah some
Alss thought of as a, second Moses?
- what was the second tempta-
u0as Did Jesus actually go to Je-.
'Salems What does Luke 40 say
seout it?
~ what was the third tempta-
s~' DID he make it clear to the
s'slpiss that he was tempted?
.. Read Mark 1:13. What expe-
s,,s ss a. 40 yon think he meant to de-
~i0e In the last clause?
nltnday Dinner Celebration
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Friday Night Club Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Pickett enter
tanned the Friday Night club Tuesday
might at their home on Oldham ave-
niue House plants Of luxuriant
growth and cut flowers made the
decorations. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Brown, w. A. Bonner and Mrs.
Fred Eaton played as substitute
guests. Refreshments consisted of
pressed chicken, butter thins. olives,
Aapricot frappe and potato chips.
.
Miss Elizabeth Smellage and Miss
Annie Morris visited the Oak Cliff
schools Thursday.
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Afternoon Ten.

Miss Juanita Ray entertained with
honoring Mrs. j. " Mullins OF May
field, Ky Miss Ivy Cheatham wear
ing handsome blue velvet afternoon
gown with chiffon trimmings met
the guests at the door. Miss Ray
was attired in a white charmeuse
evening dress which was particular
|, becoming. Mrs. Mullins, the
honor guest. wore a yellow char
meuse evening gown, with gold and
turquoise trimmings. Mrs j. o..
Ray, mother of the hostess, stood
next to her With Mrs. Mullins, the
honor guest, stood Miss Hazel Hol-
land, Mrs. Herman Coleman, Mrs.
Neal Hardin, and Mrs. George MI
Zell. In the dining room Mrs. Jack
Hood, Mrs. Talmage Newton and
Misses Inez Singleton and Helen
Langsford entertained the guests
while they were being served. At
the tea table sat Mrs. Roger Kennedy
and Miss Blanche Holland. The
table was very artistic, set In cluny
lace, with a basket OF American
beauties for the floral picture. Red
flowers We're on tho buffet, and red
tapers carried the pretty color scheme
to perfection. In the hallway stood
Misses L. r. Whipple. Frances Walt
man and Kathleen Fristoe. In the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

A students Y. w. C. A, conference
will be held at Trinity university
December l TO 3. There VIII be only
two conferences held by the South
western field committee. one al Wax
ahachie and one in Oklahoma. Trim
ity university is very proud 10 have
the Only state conference held here
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

DR.. and Mrs. S. l.. Hornbeak en-
tertained the members of the Trinity
faculty and their wives Monday night
at their home on Marvin avenue
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Miss Maude b. Davis is in May
pearl today and will make an adj
dress on state Missions and Evan
gelism.'' This is the fifth Sunday
meeting OF the Ellis county Bap-
fists and Miss Davis will speak to
the women OF the convention. Mrs.
w E. Mcknight and Mrs. A. n. Hall
will also attend.
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in her Y. W. G. A. rooms. A fine
program has been arranged. Texas,
Oklahoma and New Mexico compose
the Southwestern field.
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Halloween Carnival.

The Y. w. c. A. of Trinity univer-
sity will give a benefit Halloween
carnival at the university tonight.
Everybody is invited. There will be
various forms OF amusement incl
dent to the celebration of Halloween.
Refreshments will be served.
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Pure Food and Novelty show.

The ladies of the First Presbyte-
rian church are planning for a pure
food and novelty show to be given
in Waxahaehie November to IL.
Twenty merchants will participate In
the pure food and novelty display.
There will be special program ey-
cry evening, and the committee ex-
poets to make il social pleasure as
well as o financial benefit. Store
room has been engaged on the south
side of the square, and the ladies are
now exerting their energies to make
the event a success and ask all their
friends to take note of the date.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

c. Dunn Powell of Plainview Wis
tied his grandmother. Mrs. T. ]
Middleton, during the Dallas Fair.
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] "A y IL u
AIR. aud Mrs. Montgomery middle
ten nre spending the week end In
Ceislcana. az guests % Mr.. and Mrs.
q. n. inabnit. 4fE4
Misses Marsuerite and Katherine
cole viii hear the Hllis Grand Opera
company at Fort Worth tonight in
III Travatore." u<ea
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. wynne win
leave the first Of the week for Pampa.
in west Texas. whore they viii make
their future home.
Miss Sadie V. siebe OF Dallas. who
Is teaching at Palmer. Is the week
end guest of her aunt. Mrs. Horace
i3iahop. On oldham avenue.
Mrs. Eaton. Misses Bcrthn Nor
ren. Allene Prude and vallie Neal
will be among those from Trinity
who viii attend grand opera.
Mrs. Y. D. Kemble went to Fort
Worth Friday morning and will BE-
the gusst OF Mrs. Pat Hendley dur
ing the Grand Opera season.
---o~~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Anderson.
Miss Augusta Bates. Mrs T. RI.
Cheatham aud Mrs. w. A. Crow were
In Dallas Thursday night 90 hasr
Amato. the baritone singer.
Miss Margaret Powell. Miss Eizcla
Purdue and Miss Eleanor Farrar OF
plainview. students al G. |. A. at
Denton. were the Weekend guests Of
Miss Matte Middleton hast week.
-
Mrs. Quincy Getxendaner. who has
been in Nashville, Tennessee. for an
extended visit. has returned homo,
and IL spending few days with her
niece. Mrs. John George, IN West
End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn I.assweil. Mr..
ana Mrs. * II. Bruton and Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Fugate were among The
Grand opera visitors in Fort Worth
last night and heard Carmen.
Mra. Fred Eaton Of Pasadena, Gala
who has been the guest OF her moth
er, Mrs G. D. pickett. for three
months. left Thursday night for her
home. she Is accompanied BY her
little son. ]. c. Eaton.
-
Mr.. and Mrs w, D. Anderson,
Mrs. w. A. Grow, Mrs. T. n. Cheat
ham. Misses Augusta Batos. Ivy
Cheatham ard incz Singleton went
to Fort Worth Friday afternoon to
see Ellis Grand Opera company In
Carmen.
Miss Kate Cunningham. who is In
school at Trinity University, will
spend the weekend with her home
folks at Fort Worth and attend
Grand Opera. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Kate Salmon Prince
OF Corslcana. who il also one Of the
Trinity students.
John George has been In Wheat
land. Wyoming. for two weeks on q
business trip. He writes Of great
prosperity in that country. among
the chief Industries being sheep rails
ing. He writes that the alfalfa
fields are wonderful. and that they
consider their land cheap at 500
and $500 per acre.
-
Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Powell and little
daughters. Elizabeth ard Frances.
who have been the guests of Airs.
r. j. Middleton, left Friday mOrn-
Ing for Fort Worth. and will be the
guests of Mrs. Marion SAMSON dur
ing the Grand Opera season. MIRA
SAMSON Is entertaining a house par
ty during the Grand Opera season..
-
Misses Esther and Teresa Dooiey
and Miss Ada Powers went TO Dali
las yesterday afternoon TO visit the
Fair and remained over for the fire
works. The Fall of Pompeti" III
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Miss Maize Erskine OF Dallas.
in the Oak Cliff high school.
is the weekend guest of Mrs. Roger
Kennedy.
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Mrs. Eaton. Misses Bcrthn Nor
rell. Aliene Prude and valiie Neal
will be among those from Trinity
who viii attend grand opera.
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Mrs. Y. D. Kemble went to Fort
Worth Friday morning and will BE-
the gueat OF Mrs. Pat Hendley dur
ing the Grand Opera season.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Misses Esther and Teresa Dooley
land Miss Ada Powers went TO Dali
las yesterday afternoon TO visit the
Fair and remained over for the fire
works. 'rhe Fall of Poafpeti" III
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Miss Sadie V. siebe of Dallas. who
Is teaching at Palmer. Is the week
end guest of her aunt. Mrs. Horace
isishop. On Oldham avenue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Mr.. aud Mrs. W. ID, Anderson.
Miss Augusta Bates. Mrs T. RI.
Cheatham aud Mrs. w A. Grow we're
In Dallas Thursday night 20 hasr
Amato. the baritone singer.
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Miss Margaret Powell. Miss EizeIa
Purdue and Miss Eleanor Farrar Of
plainview. students AT G. I. A. at
Denton. we're the Weekend guests Of
Miss Matte Middleton hast week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Misses marguerite and Katherine
cole viii hear the fsllis Grand Opera
company at Fort Worth tonight in
I'll Travatore.''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. wynne viii
leave the firtt Of theweek for Pampa.
in west Texas. whore they will make
their future home.
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Mrs. Turner Williamson of Hous-
ton Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Walter A. Grow. on Ferris avenue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Air. aud Mrs. Montgomery Middle
ten are spending the week end Ia
Csrslcana. az guests % Mr.. and Mrs.
q. n. inabnit. 4fE4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Mrs. Quincy Getzendaner. who has
been in Nashville, Tennessee. for an
extended visit. has returned home,
and Is spending q few days with her
niece. Mrs. John George, IN West
End.
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Mrs. Fred Eaton Of Pasadena. Gala
who has been the guest OF her mofii-
er, Mrs. c. D. Pickett. fer three
months. left Thursday night for her
home She Is accompanied by her
little son. 3. G. Eaton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Mesdames Tom Forrest. Carey Will
son and l.. II, Graham are attending
grand opera in Fort Worth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Anderson,
Mrs. w. A. Grow, Mrs. T. n. Cheat
ham. Misses Augusta isatos. IVY
Cheatham ard incz Singleton went
to Fort Worth Friday afternoon to
see Ellis Grand Opera company In
Carmen"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Lassweil. Mr..
ana Mrs. X II. Bruton and Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Fugate were among The
Grand opera visitors in Fort Worth
last night and heard Carmen. "
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Mrs G. w. Moores IL entertainlnl
this afternoon honoring her guest
Mrs. Parks of Dallas.
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Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Powell and little
daughters. Elizabeth ard Frances.
who have been the guests of Mrs.
r. j. Middleton. left Friday morn-
Ing for Fort Worth. and will be the
guests of Mrs. Marion SAMSON dur
ing the Grand Opera season. Mra.
SAMSON Is entertaining house par,
ty during the Grand Opera season.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

Miss Kate Cunningham. who is In
school at Trinity University, will
spend the weekend with her home
folks at Fort Worth ard attend
Grand Opera. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Kate Salmon Prince
OF corslcana. who IL also one Of the
Trinity students,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-28

John George has been in Wheat
land. Wyoming. for two weeks on
business trip. He writes Of great
prosperity IN that country. among
the chief Industries being sheep rais-
ing. He writes that the alfalfa
fields are wonderful. and that they
consider their land cheap at 800
and s200 per acre.