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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Informal Dance

A group Of Lincoln high school
girls entertained some Of their
friends with an Informal dane, on
Friday evening At IN. HON. Of Miss
Josephine Beck The hor,easos were
tho Misses Helen Rolf. MARY LINK.
Katherine Ma,hinson and Josephine
Beck. The rooms wer- brightly dec.
GRATED with Wild honcysackls and
woodland greens
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Lorraine Social Cub

Lorraine Social Club meets a, {.
.. m. In the card rooms Of Masonic
temple. All Eastern Stars invited
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Seattle to Hear
John Mccormack

Under the local management of
Frank i. Hood. John Mccormack.
the worlds mos, popular singer. viii
appear In a recital next Monday eve
ming. May -. In the Arena. This viii
be Mr.. Mccormack last appearance
here for some time. as he leaves
soon on n world tour lasting several
years. Tickets will go on sale Wed.
ncrday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Arena box office
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u. T Rice. Mrs. c. II. Herrick. Mrs.
Fred Snow. Mrs. Jesse Lightfoot and
Mrs. i. ]. Kerr. Tho Home society
wifi have election OF officers in the
afternoon. and there will be special
music by Miss Helen Erickson. Mem.
bers are asked 10 be prepared on the
Mystery BOX and enigmas. All ladies
are welcome.
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CREAM MAYONNAISE

CREHW MA ONNHlDE
! srR yoik
a tsa-paou mustard
- tsasposu salt
! tsa@pbon sugar
tsbisspoons lemon juice
u cup Oh
= eup whipping cream
Paprks
six dry ingredients. ADA yoIk and
mix thoroly. Beat IN "a few drops
~ lemon Juice ADD oil drop by drop.
beating constantly and thin with
lemon Juice when all Is used tho
dressing should be sun and smooth.
All the ingredients should b. chilled
whip cream until stin and add 20
mayonuaise. After the cream IL
added the dressing will not keep.
Sprinkle literally with paprika after
dressing IL put on salad.
a revelation Of violiniHtic art. and
their program gave ample oppor-
tuulty 70 display 70 the fun extent
their individual skill and lnterpreta~
tive powers.
Belgium may indeed be proud ~
such "A violin ylrtuOso az YHaye. lie
Is master ~ rhythm and technique.
and plays with "A fine penetrating
tone. musical insight and warmth
of Interpretation. No less finished
violinist IN Mischa Elman. who plays
with rich. fun tone and genuine
feeling The playing was perfect
blending OF light and shade tone
color.
The opening number was No
zart's Concertante y major. which
at the conclusion Of the final move
ment was enthusiastically applaud
ed The height Of the evening was
reached In the next two numbers.
the Concerto - major. by Bach. and
Coneertante + major. by Molique.
In both, the duet was given ample
opportunity 20 display the fun ex-
tent their interpretative powers. In
the latter there was an exquisite In
tricate cadenza by Ysaye which they
rendered in perfect unison. The
final number was Moszkowski's Suite
for two violins. Op. II. which Is com
posed OF four movements. allegro
energicia. allegro moderate. lento as
Eal and motto viyace In this num-
Der Elman revealed his wonderful
singing tone. Altho the audience
was very inslstent IL was not until
the close OF the program that the
artists granted an encore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

The June meeting OF tho women's
Missionary societies viii be held in
Asbury hall on wednesday. June ..
Tho Foreign society meets nj 1 a. m.
and will have mite box and interest.
ing program. Lunch viii be served
At 1890. with Ms w. T.. NJ Schloe-
man as hostess. assisted by Mrs. W.
r. Phillips. Mrs. J. T. Reynolds. Mrs.
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Mrs. Farrell to Sing
nt tumble ,ShoD

Friday at the luncheon hour. a
program OF songs Will be given a,
the Red Cross tea room by Mrs
Charles Farrell. with Miss Marian
Coryell a. aceompanist Mrs. Harry
whitney Treat viii be hostess for
the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Tennis Glib Hostesses

Mrs Charles II. Burnett. jr.. and
Mrs. Cecil BACON viii preside At the
urns at tho Seattle Tennis club Mt
their weekly tca on Thursday, assist.
ed by Miss Doris Fischer and Miss
Katherine Bacon
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Mrs. Ferguson to
Be Complim

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter Nc
MuAn and daughter. Miss Dorothy
lHclcwAn. have issued invitations for
~ dance 10 be given Mt the Sunset
el0b on the evening Of June ID. In
nnaos Of Mrs. Archibald I'm Fergu-
-. Of Fcklng. China Mrs. Fergu-
IN was formerly Miss Helen Me
wan. and with her small daughter
- the guest OF her parents at their
1ome 1T the Highlands.
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Mrs. Phillips to Entertain
Queen Anne Teachers

Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips will
entertain in honor Of the teachers
Of the West Queen Anne school on
Friday afternoon at her residence.
The invitations will include the moth
ers and daughters OF the school
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Election Of Chiefs

The election Of chiefs OF princ.sr
Angelina Council No. o. Degree ~
Pocahontah. will bc held "Wednesday
evening. June .. ats o'clock. After
the regular business meeting Sister
Mary Nelson Will entertain the mem
beers at cafdA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Cornish School Term
Opens June ID

The Cornish School % Music an.
nounces the opening Of is summer
term on June Is. Enrolment In all
departments IL now In progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
. Ae,scheon for Mrs. Forbes

Ma James y. Eagieson VIII en-
oRtAtn twelve guests at luncheon on
hurHday at the Women's University
11ub n honor OF Mrs. Edwin Forbes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Choose From the
Choicest at Cherry's
CHERRY CHAT
On r r r rs

(NH r X r 7 8
~ lavish show
in & Of n q W
sprin & and
summer fash
ions in mems
and women's
outer apparel
gives promise
OF tho m o st
satisfying Sc
ierftOn Al well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Park Gaibraith Park.
or returned last evening from their
wedding trip and are at the home OF
Mrs. Parker's parents until their dc.
parture next week for Montclair.
~. j.
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TELEPHONE the So
L ciety Editor of The
Star-Office, Main 600;
Home, Main 276l.
DR.. and Mrs. Durdnd
.Supper Hosts

In compliment to the Duncan sis
ters. who wcrc AZ the metropolitan
theatre last week. nr. and Mrs. jay
I. Durand were hoatS AZ an informal
supper on Saturday evening al their
homa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

NEW YORK - Investigation Of
Aero club OF America funds begun
by United States district attorneys
offfcc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
IaformaI Luncheon

11iss Louise Raymond viii enter
III nine guests very Informally at
zmcheon on Friday at the Sunset
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Dinner at HIGHLANDS

ur. and Mrs. James poster Hogc
111 entertain Informally az dinner on
Fodncsday evening at their home at
80 Highlands.
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Informal Tea for
Mrs. FERGUSON

FOR the pleasure OF Mrs. Archibald
I'M Ferguson. OF Peking. Miss
Kathleen Gaffncy has invited few
- the honor guests close friends 10
~ home on Friday afternoon at the
~ hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Mrs. Mserash 10 Appear In Recital

Mrs. Thomas Carlyle MaErath
vIil appear In a recital Wednesday
evening. June .. at SIS. nj the Phi
grim church. broadway and Rcpubli.
can II. She will be assl'ted by Miss
TIelga SodcrmAn. pianist. Mrs c. II
English. vocalist; Mv. William Rar
rett. violinis,. and Mrs Gertrude
Drumm. accompa mist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Mrs. Fanny Clark. president OF
Sherman Circle. ladies 81 the q. A.
II. has called special meeting at
Carpenters hail. Fremont Ncdnos
day afternoon at ] 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Morduu Bridqe Club

The Monday Bridge club VIII meet
next week with Mrs Russell Hub.
bard White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Miss cordelia Jennings win leave
tomorrow morning for Victoria. y.
c.. where sho will be Joined on Sat.
urday b. Miss Katherine Crawford.
and they wiil saIl Saturday morning
to spend tho summer In Juneau.
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Disssser at Home

~. and Mrs Phillips Morrison
Uoro hosts ut n dinner OF ten covers
Soe their home last evening.
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r4VSVIAAAEl
Mr. and Mrr Thomas 81. scruggs
have removed from their apartment
TO their new home at 1897 33rd ave.
Capt and Mrs. Victor Vaughn
Taylor arc receiving messages Of
oongratuiation on tho birth OF a
son Aay q. whom they have named
Victor Taylor. Jr Capt and Mrs
Taylor are stationed at Fort Riley.
Kansas.
Mrs ]. J. Nickel. % Manila. who
has been making an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mra. y. .. Blaine. de.
parted Saturday morning Tor chi
oago. where aho will remain for the
summer.
Mrs W. y. Humphrey has taken
tho apartment Of Mrs. william r
PruEser. at Hamilton Arms. for the
summer. Mr.. Humphrey. who h
stili engaged In Washington. VIII ar
rive coon 90 Join Mira Humphrey.
Mr. James Keifer left last evening
for New Orleans. 10 bo gone abou, a
month.
Mias Elaine Graft and Miss MI
fred FArrar arrived yesterday from
la Joiia. Cal. where they have been
students AZ the Bishop nehosi. and
viii spend their vacation with their
parents.
Mrs. James Mills Eagieron and son
arrived from WRila Walla on sun
day 20 spend the summer with DR.
and Mrs. James u. Eagienon-
Mr.. and Mrn. Henry Juker. ~ Bel.
iinghan. were In the city on Friday
Mr Jukoa departing the same day
on the poindextcr special for Chicago
10 attend the republican convention.
after which no viii sail for Europe
TO be gone three months. Mrs. Jukes
returned 10 her homo on Saturday.
Mrs. Cyrus clapp and daughter
Miss Beatrice Ciapp. will return
from California on Friday.
Mrs @. X. Belts left Thursday for
Alaska where abe viii remain for
two months.
tn. Misses Benionla and Francis
Green returned homo on Sunday
from California. whore they have
been in school. and win spend the
summer with their parents. MIR. and
Mrs. JoEhga Green.
Mr.. and MIR. Frank Frc,wril. to
Eether with Lieut. and Mrs. Leland
Miller. were Vancouver guests over
tho week end.
Mr.. Wilmington Gray returned on
Saturday from Texas. where he has
been attending school. and IL with
his parents. Dr. and Mira Laurence
Gray.
The Misses Priscilla and Loyal
Treat VIII return on Monday from
school In Santa Barbara. Cal.
TO spend their holidays with their
parents. Ar. and Mrs Harry Whit.
nry Treat
Mr.. ard Mrs Victor Boiling ieft Sat.
urtay for three months business
and pleasure trip In the Moxie val.
ley.
Miss Laura Robinson Of Everett Is
spending a few days the house guest
of Miss Marie Leshorn.
Afr. and Airs. Alexander BaIilie and
Or. and Mrs. Montgomery Russell
left yesterday for Victoria 20 spend
several days motoring on the island.
Miss Cordelia Jennings viii leave
I tomorrow morning for Victoria. y.
! c. where sho will be Joined on Sat.
urday b. Miss Katherine Crawford.
and they wIll saIl Saturday morning
to spend tho summer In Juneau.
1 Alaska
| Mr.. and Mrs. Park Calbraith Park.
or returned last evening from their
wedding trip and are at the home OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Afr. and Mrs. Alexander Baliiie and
Or. and Mrs. Montgomery Russell
left yesterday for Victoria TO spend
several days motoring on the island.
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Hrs. earle to Be Honored

Il I'm. samuel H. Hedges will be
o1enGs AZ q bridge luncheon on Fri
- q the Sunset club m compliment
n Mr.. ~. A. Carrie. OF New York.
- = visiting in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Mrs. Daniel Raglan. t925 toth ave.
s. w. viii be hoHiena 10 West Seat.
tie Art Club at 1880 n. m. Mrs. J
Herbert Ames will complete talk
on Period Furniture Luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Clara BARTON Tent. n. Of v.

The Clara Barton Tent, Daughter
81 Veterans. will hold their regular
session wednesday. Juno .. n; lao
In the Armory. Veterans hail. All
daughters are requested 20 be pres.
ent an important questions win be
discussed at the meeting.
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Miss Laura Robinson Of Everett Is
spending few days the house guest
of Miss Marie LeEhorn.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

~ 49, - II
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
Election Of Chifs
The election Of chiefs Of Princ.sr
Angelina Council No. o. Degree 81
focahontah, will DO held "Wednesday
evening. June .. ats o'clock. After
the regular business meeting Sister
Mary Nelson viii entertain The mem
beers at cafdh
shrrmsn Circle u. ~ IL
Mrs. Fanny Clark, president OF
sherman Circle. Ladies or the q. \.
u, has cnlled special mo' tlhg at
Carpenters bail Fremont "oah'H
Wet Sc"oo Ar ,'n
Mrs daniel lnEhn. bV@8 fVth aFo'
. W. WI DC hoh'rAH 10 " COY S'at
ne Ar 'lup :" io.'V a IN mrs
h"fbett amos WIZ oohpi''' 'Aih
on ieti"u furhltuI" buh'h'"h'
""isn OF Mooss'eaH irr'on
women OF Mo"n"h'aft A@h'"h
meet AT Ai""se Temp" AT D. HI
H s'"o
" Nns'h,a - 'I'A WI eh''i
tam eoIoA'A N'up AT an AZ "a' PIC
W Aa'o '''oohu anu ilh' AT iV-sV
a IN f'''n ',''n'por ~ ie1ues''H 10
o"ine P''p"F'u 10 10 A'"h~
.
~ n '"A" "o''s'r'
ulust i'Vh iah h'hs'UI OF 'ne
70 p IN 10 uhe ASA''hp'S hA'' '"-'
"'sN ~ ~ |" "''' c
nc h'Sah' - y. N'h s'Fe a
Jun" y. nj ie'N''nia ih'h' i"HuNlns
\ s""'N o"h"N' "'''Ns' NJ Inv
'athsts AZ" invited 70 Jo'h un'H lam
uieA Al 'he O'Clock dinner
4 whist party Viii be given
" soteauaY ai's .'hoh ~ Q oiooA N
INC i"unE Men hebrew Sl"o room
! 'h avenue ana y Jefferson ~ Tor
~, w. o.h'i1' OF 'ho ioofoN i~a'i'eH
VT HaAsr run ana tl0wT "sss"si
frnh ana f'"s"r mission OF All
liaher I%s m~"tA AT ,hn nome OF
ave- al s'V.
hafpy "or- C'nn
Happy Hours Slue meets WIZ
HSo isoofn 'iun
Eed Rooin Club meets win Mrs
Arthur Hansen. stli foufth ave y
irving schooa f~I ~
Mrs CathcFins GABRIEL with Nils
HATTIE f'aehhoitn. aso0fnpan"e ~hl
Ing meeting OF irSinE school FL. a
WON Woonan FL. ~
Tho regular social meeting OF
West WOODLAND FeT' A. VIII be
held In The school AUDITORIUM at
~ p m Program
Lc<raine Sorfai INN
Lorraine Social 'lub meets Al :
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The Misses Prircilla and Loyal
Troa, VIII return on Monday from
school in Santa Barbara. Cal.
TO spend their holidays with their
parents. Ar. and Mrs Harry Whit.
ney Treat
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Whist Party

A whis, party Will be given
Wednesday afternoon al O'Clock in
tho Young Mems Hebrew Club room
i7th avenue and 4. Jefferson 1T. for
tho benefit OF tho Hebrew Ladies'
Free Loan association.
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= Stlmson. Mrs. william II. Perkins,
Mrs. William Hunter McEwan. Mrs,
Harry Y. Sharplcss. Mrs. Richard 4.
l3nlilnrer and Mrs. Francis Guy
drink aiternated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
BrysrN PIT. A. To Give T1s~sc

The Bryant PIT. A. viii give a
basket picnic Wednesday afternoon.
June >. a; HavcnnA Park. following
short business meeting. All the
fathers are invited 20 Join their fam
Lies at the O'Clock dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Boiling left Sat
urday for a three months business
and pleasure trip In the Moxie val
ley.
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Isle Vests
Warmers Corsets

Every good Judge OF corsets
knows the quality and merits
of Warmers Corsets. They are
guaranteed rustproof and come
In high and low bust with
double skirt, front and back
lace: made OF strong coutll. 4
and 6.garter supports, Priced.
$500 up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Mrs Virginia l. Cox win enter,
tain Sorosia club at an all day pic.
mic at her home. 1851 4sth ave. X
w. Lave Second and Pine at 1880
a IN. Each member IN requested 20
como prepared TO do a stunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Comfort Shoes

We have a very good stock
of ladies' Comfort Shoes In ZEE
and ZEE widths. Some have
plain. others stock tip toe;
common sense and medium
heel. Come In and let us fit
you in a pair OF these. They
are good values and so easy
on the feet Priced $500 up.
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Mrs. nAErati
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DELIGHTFUL TEA GIVEN
BY MRS. BLAINE TO HONOR
MRS. INGERSOLL
BY BEILAH MITCHELL COUrTS

HOSTESS beautifully appointed this
WI Frank
rngerso combination violet and delicate
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08
Class IN American Government

Class In American government.
under Prof Clark Binsett. Of the
University Of Washington. meets at
lts p IN. In the assembly hail. s02s
Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Mr.. Miliing;on Gray returned on
Saturday from Texas. where he has
been attending school. and Is with
his parents. Dr. and Mira Laurcnes
Gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Fruit and Flower Mission Of Mt
Taker Park meets at tho home Of
Mrs w. 4. Cwinn. 3siS C-lsolsia
ave. at s,o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-08

Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Frctwcii. to
gether with Lieut. and Mrs. Leland
Miller. were Vancouver guests over
the weekend.
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Pan.ileIIrnic, Entertain

The pan iIeil,u.e ~ ,iaiion mot 10
81 gulag esiur SATURDAY, afternoon ~
The hCni' or Nr steve l.. Trigg 1900
Harrison street. M. 2sia Pan Alpha
S'Hntr ',tlrs gs loftessos ~ the a..
teetIN
a. each m,1.u,r arrived she was
gi,'n hD Particular sororlty Colors. O.
w'a.. rU'.'C ont In ribbons. and the
spaciaus raorns uf the Triigg home were
beautifully decorated In cut flowers
and fen "a. earlier pari of the after.
nov Ms 90 ,trt Co business session
drr.ur vDth fh. following Officers
vor. s..- q. Al Hrnlce Russel'
pre- ~ Nr- Herman e. rirkin. vicc
~ ini and iss N.lic " nan. scc.
rsingf
Tee i't,r hsif 20 the afternoon was
J." 'i,d O. -au,s ami contests which
w,fe the s'urre 20 much morriment
VI ''.d O. u,t Won the prize IN III"
sor lttN t~. hand mad haudker.
chiei. and Nr ii,ary samson proved
LUCK 10 q coo ! contest which was In.
;rodured. t'.'',ug q doll "a recocni-
tisn 81 her ski
dsi'' icus siiai course followed hv
~ iu' cosrsg was served 90 4 larg'
rcf ro-, nt1'inr % the club members.
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rany Al the IIor.brurh Home

A number of the young ladies' q the
santa Re genetal offices cntefiained
The Eeilaud Glcp club very dellghtfully
To-day evening a, the home uf Miss
Nt''c i'Ishtugh. ls'0 Harrison street.
hnH,d'ai'ly following the concert az
ihH lHt Christian church the YOUNG
people motor'd 81 the iIursbrugh home.
8 h'b Nfs beautifully decorated IN ar
iiCirtiu1 a a.. event. with pink roses.
iiu hId lowering shrubs
tn s'ning was suoni m o. delIgh'
iu'lt informal fashion. some pla,in.
games. while number danced o. the
tt"hifui D. usic furnished Throughout
thc evening hy Nj and Mrs Jlrs
l. 0''v. Tho evenings enjoyment wts
'l' greatly added tu D, several stl,,.
tons rendered by the Gl-c club
u liciuus r,fr,shmrnts ~ irr cream.
and c'tr were 'eTVed u the foiinwirg
~ md ilrs shelton. Mrs Finfcn.,
1alita'r. Migsof N,ile and Lillian
n1ia rugb. Watts. Francis Glnss.
Martha cunning. Lucille littlc. Matte
Nt'ttt. Mabel Andrews. Bertha Rui
loch ANY oman. Nell Chowns Eth,l
SiUr'ii"'d. Henry Couk prbhic Pati,r.
ma Rachel Kendall. uaz.l Blame.
Hazol Eirchman. Ina How'd. Adelin
Mitchell, Fila Butyon. and the Alien p
Git" club IT I,rdlands. Caiifoini.
i'im hrlund. Mefsts SAWYER cad. %.
Stewart. Nick. Gushing Tollrsun.
rrusstlail. Ross. povner lateral
NhheY. Waterman. Anderson MacMl'.
Ian. BARKER Grurn Zedikrr Turrll.
smith. Fr'd pyc. Curtis sawyer and
Blake Ross
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RUTH ]. MEYER
Mems 6lrr club Entertainment Proves
Very EuIayable

Nee, Enla, able
d. SPITE of the diyigrecalie weather
the liruEram s.ndsr@,l Friday evening
~ lh, s.rN Christian churh by the
M,n's Glea club. from the UNIVERSITY
at ',sia1d,. was unusually well a.
terd,d However thoa who bus,d
the ialn ii order te eniny IN" enter
gil1in"d w,, mnrc 'hHn VIII repaid
h,cau. q Wa undoubtedly une ~ the
lset ever given IN Amarillo under tn
alstites = the Santa ~ Reading Roam
-nttruiL msrt ~ tenn The irugtlu
,-1s "fs o. plsar. an audience Of W..
sd iats the numbers ranging from
~, heavier. more difficult music o. a."
light ard popuip airs \ "Music B.
No. .li.." bv Brtk.r aud nosco. alia'
WauHua' and Moments IN Magic.
~ which TIM last named gentleman
f,itiv tsos away the breath of hi
audience with his magical art. were
dclGh.'ul variations In the musical
urogrun. and thoroughly 'njoycd by
70 a.. ,rt Tho program was render
.d as lows
: Sc.di1s chorus ....... Council
Ciul
g Nifbal Novelty ...........
iigrker and nosgn
3 Tho S.n Makes 20 Man Man
......... ........ BIackmsn
club
g. gmrtri Rejected ..........
,mhinr stewart Gleason and Downer
T. 60 diurs - . legtcd .......
curtis sawyer
10 .iI crtS in Magic ..........
M,tls Waterman
A, ~, uvl enf tine Pussy cat
club
Is tti Selected ............
Fired Dyc
IT, f'sNaiian Must, ............
'ii-v Waterman Earker and
Anderson
g. ei southern Lullaby ..... .Grcol'
mi Mcwuys Gone Away. Grey
Club
Alma Mater
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Ennnr,h Irnrnr Program

The Epworth League ~ Polk street
Methcdl church viii hold It's regular
meeting ln th~ annex tonight 90 eil
o'clutt. The following program viii
he presented.
subject what Bible reading Viii
du iur ut
scripture L,.on. ~ elk. al6.
rin. ~ liiI
lUsdr' MuudIul Gurks
& ng s'rfico
if4tstr
Talk "Why every unr should read
th- E.bl. anil pray d1i'v'-iracc Land
it0uo nplo illlis Larson
Tt's "uhly rDa'ul viii help us
Ntr SHAY
Nori r3'n gsorp NJ wnddill.
fhra uuat" address Thos y
strand
announcements
i'asae g'n.ll,Uug
500 ,upur psu,i, - tho ,itv are cor
dia'lt invited tu attend
CtIfful,r o. CASEY.
President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16


iry Cooper Douhlehs
20 kn6w no rat A. Journey here
md 10 Ferve IN n humble way;
To sing q sung as inss along
That will brighten anoiter's day
crush the weed Il the sleiish greco
Tha, springs iron the aed Of SIN;
1c plant tsc truth in the heart 81 youth
Ter the ttcf1ns At life bgin
ia wauh the rcad for heavy load
IT, ma from an achins heart:
10 hiring CLEAN Of a brighter drra'"
To parry poisoned dart.
To see a grin where a frown has beer
r. .lit up Dropping head;
It6s love e'nrlos "a surchafEe WITH
Joy
T.,e chamber where tears are shed
To le, loves liei,; IN steady and bright
81 "a glow through all the DAY
To cter cling 10 the higher thing
"A onward I wcnd my way
~ ease ihe strife ~ narrowed liic
Iyt Ia, tide Of Joy flow IN.
~, al I can for my feliovrnan
VIE tsg.vels the rad al sin.
To see the risht by the gospcl hghi
That has never yet grown DIM
To get a grip on a partnership
With Ord and "a work with Him
: plant q so, 70. tho NE d those
:'ho bar he pain OF the thorn
nispe the r.aht with a radiant lighi
To herald . fwecier morn.
To pcirt the goai II q maynard soul
To tie path our Lord hath trod.
"a iivs csch h7ur in the saving pow :
- Fellowship known - God.
tn fsFi that ,his Il earnest % blias
To the saui In eternity known
" ssH Earth hss passed and tie coHi'
al az.
1he day ~ shall claim Ills own