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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

Worms interfere With The growth ~
children. They became thin. pale and
sicl<iy. &C.; rid 81 thcs" parasites ai
once IL yol would have healthy. happy,
cheerful children. WHITES CREAM
VERNIFrGE destroys worms and
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Outing ON Hall Ranch.

A delightful outing vas enjoyed nv
q number Of the younger social set II
the city Monday evening. The party.
rhareroncd by Mrs. W. y. Herring loft
the city late Monday afternoon. motor.
sng 10 the Jack Hail ranch. near chit.
side. where delicious picnic lunch was
enjoyed Thosc composing the party
were: Misses Dora Gambler. " Dallas.
Ann Martin. Of waxahachic; Minnis
Madden, Margaret Herring. Lee wuf'
I'm. Radie britain, Marjorie Ozicr. Mar.
garet Curtis. and Messrs. Ralph Riggs,
Wales Madden. Hewen Camel, Neal
Hall, Arthur Ware, Milton Cunning
ham. Horace Lindsay. John Boycc and
Frank Love
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

Mrs. ". g. Bowden and daughter.
Virginia. NJ Brownwocd. who have been
visiting here az the guests ~ Mr.. aud
Mrs. q. l.. Bnwd"n nnd other relatives.
returned In their home this morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

Mrs ~. J. M"izlcr Of Ninco. wyo..
nee Charlotte Shaughnessy. is visiting
In Amarillo NJ ;ne guests or her par.
cn,s Mi and Mrs. r. NJ Shaughncssy.
1900 Van Buren, street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Wouian's Club viii Meet.

Mcsdames e. y, oakes and II. ~.
beverly will preside ~ joint ncs,csscs
"a the woman's club this afternoon at
J o'clock. at the home OF the former.
1900 Tyler street All members are
urged to he present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

Mr.. aud Airs. q. q. ordway and Mi
aud Mrs. u. T.. Johns aud sou. returned
10 Amarillo Wednesday after delight
iul overland trip of several weeks. dur
ms which they visited In Denver. Man
itou. Colorado Springs. and other points
in Colorado.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. y. Ponnock and Mr.
and Mrs. ~. A. Gardner. who were also
members of IN cpar,y. are still in Den.
yer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Song OF SERVICE.

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In each heart as ! Journey
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

when the baby Ii suffering the dou.
HE affllcilou 81 hot weather and bowel
disorders. the remedy needed II Me
GEES BABy ELIXIR. II reduces the
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and checks iooseness Of the bowels.
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I simply serve.
Social Notes and Persnnal Nlrnilnn.

Ralph RIGGS leaves today fur Boston
after spending three weeks here ~ tho
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !.
y. Riggs. l4l0 Monroe street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
DERWILL0
The famous Beautifier

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Try a Daily News Want Ad.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
HOME LIKELY FOR
BUSINESS WOMEN

At the meeting Of the Business and
Professional Women's Club in the Ho-
tel dupont, last night, the House Com
mitlee reported that a possible head
quarters for The club was under dis
cussion by the committee Plans for
the tea room are taking shape as this
project daily grows in popularity
among the members and their friends.
As she project grows. it widens. Now,
a community kitchen is contemplated.
Data and possibly plans for the tea
room viii be presented at the February
meeting OF The club.
Reports from the treasury showed a
comfortable increase Of funds.
MIS-. Albert Mcmahon. le.d secretary
OF the Delaware Equal Suffrage Associ-
alton, gave a resume Of women's actlvi-
ties. She spoke OF the urgent need
for a special session Of the Delaware
State Legislature TO ratify On Federal
Equal Suffrage amendment
An invitation was received for the
club to send a delegation TO lhe Con
gress Of Wom Voters to be held in
Chicago from February II to IS.
Mss Ethel Scho field Miss Eleanor
Coby and Miss Edith Hushes viii rep
resent the local club at banquet to be
held at The National Headquart rs Of
the Business and Professional Women's
Clubs in the Hotel Billmore in New
York, on February Z.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
WOMEN HOPEFOR
SUFFRAGE SOON
Governor, Mayor and Other
Officials to Hear Appeal
on Next Friday

Governor John G. Townsend. Secre-
tary Of State Everett C. Johnson. Mayor
William G.. Taylor, President Isaac C.
Elliott. Of the New Castle County Levy
Court. and other State, city and county
officials have been, or will be, invited
TO attend the luncheon to be held Ia
the Hotel dupont at i2 30 O'Clock next
Friday, under the auspices OF the
Delaware Branch OF the National
Woman's Party.
The principal object OF the luncheon
will be 10 stimulate interest in the rati-
llcatiOn by Delaware Of the Federal
suffrage amendment.
Il feel confident that a special ses-
sion OF the Legislature soon will be
called and that the amendment will be
ratified" Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles,
head Of the Womans Party In Delaware,
said today.
Addresses viii be made at the lunch
con by Mrs H. o. Havemyer, Mrs. Don
aid Hooker and others.
The outlook is that the luncheon will
be attended largely by men and women
Of prominence from all sections of the
State.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
GRACE CHURCH MUHCALEs.

Many pleasing musical programs are
being arranged by the choir Of Grace
NJ. Z. Church for the near future.
Miss Kathryne A. Ross, who assumes
the position Of cOntraltO sOlost at the
services tomorrow, will be an added
attraction 10 the choir and TO the pro-
grams which will be given.
The music Of Grace Church is a very
special feature OF the services, and is
patterned after the large churches Of
the metropolitan cities, consisting Of
two antlphOnal chOirs of sixteen voices
each. with five sOlolsts, and persons
once having heard this organization
usually return. On Sunday evening,
February 8. the choir will sing GauTs
Holy City" and will give as their
LenteD Offering on Good Friday eve
ming. April 2. THE Seven Last Words
OF Christ" by Dubois. The effect pro-
duced by the combined chOirs and the
great organ Of the church, which is
one Of the finest In the country, is
beautiful, and lends a dignity TO the
Of which the congregation is
justly proud.
Norris c. Morgan is organist and
and to Mr.. Morgans
ability and efforts is due great credit
for the present efficiency which has
been developed in this organization.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
PALESTINE SlsTERHOOD
ANNIVERSARY

Sixteen years Of successful organiza-
| ton were pleasantly celebrated last
night by the Palestine Sisterhood, No.
/ %. Danes Of Malta, In an anniversary
banquet at their hall. Fifth and Ship
lev streets. A musicale preceded the
banquet. The invocation was made by
the Rev. Z. w. Wells. pastor Of Wesley
NJ Z. Church.
Mrs. Mary Moreland, presiding, gave
an Introductory address. In apprecia-
tion Of her faithful services as sover-
eigfn marshal, she was presented with
beautiful bouquet OF flowers. Talks
were given by Mr.. Wells and by ihe
Rev. L. NJ Broadway. pastor OF Mad
eley NJ. E. Church.
Those present were: Miss Amelia
Mench. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Keiser. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. W. Smith, Harry Vandegrift, Miss
Doris, Miss Talley, Miss Eleanor Hop
kins. Mr. and Mrs Edwards. Mr.. and
Mrs Gray, Miss. Ainsworth. Mrs. How
ard Pyle, Miss Gladys Scott. Miss Dor
othea Moreland, Mrs. Helen Scott Mrs
Virginia West, Miss Kate West, Mrs.
Wallace. Mrs. Amelia French, w. 10
seph Pyle, Miss Annie Speakman, Miss
Matte Spence Miss Lettle Sander
stron, Mrs. Minnie Long, Mrs. May
Johnson, Mrs. Georgina Reed, Mrs. Ida
c. Melin Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth, Mrs.
Sadie B. Baldwin, Miss Edith Thomas.
Mrs. Matte Robertson, Mrs. Nellie Hig-
gons, Mrs. f. Macmana, Miss Aivila
Macmana, Miss Algie Hickman, John
Wiggans, Miss Grace Ainsworth, Mrs
Mary Moreland.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

bors. The six guests who were also
born in January and who shared hon
Ors with Mrs. Aschenbach were Harry
C. Hoffman, John NJ. Cannon. Miss Cora
Mills, Miss Emma Brown, Miss Lillian
Grotz and Mrs. Sarah Naery.
Others who participated in the event
were William F. Aschenbach. Mrs.
Harry C. Hoffman, Miss Anna McShane,
Mrs. George Spath. Mr. and Mrs Mich
ael F. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w
Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Rawnsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Aschen-
bach, Miss Marian Aschenbach, Mrs E.
r. Grotz and Mrs Mabel Brown.
Mrs. Aschenbach was presented with
a silver ice cream knife by her guests.
A card party will be given in the du-
Barry room Of Hotel dupont on Feb
ruary 2S for the benefit Of the Minqua-
dale Home. Many pretty and valuable
prizes will be given.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
HONOR ATHLETES
AT JUNIOR PROM
Brilliant Dance for Delaware
College Seniors at Hotel
dupont
MORE THAN FOUR
HUNDRED PRESENT

With more than 200 couples In at
tendance, the Junior Prom" given an
nually by the Delaware College Juniors
in honor OF the Seniors, was held last
night in the magnificent ballroom OF
Hotel dupont.
This is always the feature dance OF
the college year. In attendance and
brilliance it eclipscd anything of a social
nature heretofore held under the aus
pices OF the student body OF Delaware
College. II was excellently arranged
and reflects much credit On the Juniors
who planned IL.
Included among the guests were the
executive heads of Delaware College.
and the WOman's College OF Delaware {:
members of the faculties and OF all
classes in the two student bodies and
members Of the alumni.
Because Of the handsome permanent
decorations OF the ballroom. other
decorative effects were not attempted
Music was furnished by Madden and
Whites orchestra, and the guests
thoroughly enjoyed dancing from about
Q o'clock until early this morning. There
were "a numbers on the program. also
several extra dances. Refreshments
were served about midnight
The prom" opened with a grand
march The program was white with a
blue ID" with the numerals q in gold,
embossed on the front Of the cover.
The program consisted OF one-steps,
waltzes and foX-trOts.
A feature Of the evening was the pres
.enlation OF the college 80" 10 the mem
bers Of the varsity football team. They
also received small gold footballs. The
awards were made by Dean E. Laurence
Smith. president Of the Athletic Coun-
ell. The fifteen to receive their letters
were: Manager, Winfield w. LattOmus;
captain. William Stewart, Jr.; captain
elect Hugh McCaughan, F. Bayard
Carter. Arr.go E. Marconnet, Jefferson
Pool. Richard Holton. Robert FOulk. r.
E. Megaw. E. George TOnkln, Harry
Loose, Paul Wlntrup, II. B: Alexander,
Michael PLAN and J. C. Kavanaugh.
The patronesses for the dance were:
Mrs. 6. C. Mitchell. Miss Winifred J.
Robinson. Mrs. E. Laurence Smith. Mrs.
John PHling, Mrs. Allen r. Cullimore
and Mrs. Rodney Sharp.
The Junior committee chalrmen. who
arranged the affair and 10 whom credit
for the successful prom" belongs were:
Executive, George Tonkln: music,
George Madden; program. Joseph Fair
banks: invitations, James Horty; floor,
William A. Hemphill; refreshments.
Thomas MulrOoney.
The officers OF the 1921 class com
PRISE: George Tonkin. president;
Mulro6ney, vice president;
James Horty, secretary. and NJ. p.
Boulder, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
The Aggressive Ser
~ EdILorIaI by the sooIety EdItor.l

(An Editorial by the Society Edtor)
Should a Is to be
taken seriously by the fair and gntler
Those questions that Wilmington
ing themselves in this Leap Year OF Grace. 1920
Miss Evelyn Greeley Of nm star
woman who would be wed and who hasn't
Il isn't she
make the do that give
tie iudicious help
Miss Greeley is right u has
actually always
male creature think HE is doing seeking
Is
sued and the The that il just
IL the business Of the fair inherited thou
sands OF generations Of
deveofmentto herself
with nfe-with the
In the main she shoots at that mark unerrngy
business Of retg herself mate make the duded male
ture think That HE is doing the that HE the
domneeng stronger that he the
And part Of her business life actual
proposing.
But consciously subconscousy little
70 her inner self when the male safely hooked
popped the fatal question and received his hesng
or should Miss Greeley They
don't have to- All they have make the And
they DO.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
CmURCH GIRLs IN PAGEANT.

The Girls Friendly Society Of st.
Andrews Church, presented in the
parish house last night, pageant en-
titled, "a Pageant OF Glrlhood." II
represented the different young women
Of the Bible. Miss Gladys Passmore
directed the play.
Those taking part were: Misses
Amelia Peck, Amelia Ludwig, Lydia
Ludwig, Rose Milano, Margaret Brinton,
Edwin Palmer, Angelina Mlano, Cert
lrude Morford. Bertha Le.herbury.
Marion Green, Mama Morford. Grace
Neil Sarah Baker, Jenaie Brinton, Ella
Pierce, Thelma Georgia.
Music WIS contributed by Mrs. Amel-
ia Ludwig, Mis- Gladys Jackson. Mrs.
Victor Pyle and Dana Pyle.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

Mrs. G. w. Dorsey Is entertaining q
house party over the weekend The
guests enjoyed the Junior Prom" at
Hotel dupont last night. Harold Dor
sey, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w Dor
sey, is a student at the college.
A box party was given on Wedncs-
day evening at the Garrick Theatre by
members of Delaware Temple. No. 4,
Pythian Sisters. in honor Of Past Grand
Chief Mrs. Alice B. Dale, of Williams
port Pa; Past Chiefs Mrs. Ethel Johns
and Mrs. Kitty Smith, Of Washington,
/ D. C.
A family reunion was held last Sun
day at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. f.
4 Spencer Cochran, near New Castle, in
honor Of Mrs. Cochran's birthday ami
versary. A turkey dinner was served
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. z.
Spencer Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
w. Mahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond s.
Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs Francis A. COchs
ran, Alfred L Cochran, Miss Sarah
Sholhart. Paul Cochran Miss Emma C.
Carlson, John W. Cochran, the Misses
Emily r., Margaret L., Sarah Z. and
Dorothy NJ. Cochran, the Misses Emily
G. and Lillian NJ. Mahan, William s and
Alfred +. Mahan and Raymond Cochran,
Jr.
A dinner party was given on Wednes-
day evening by Mrs Florence Brey, Of
No. 1906 West Sixth street. in honor
Of the Past Grand Chief of Pythian
Sisters, Mrs. Alice Dale, OF Williams
port, Pa. Those present were: Mrs.
Alice B. Dale, Mary Porter, Anne Ent,
Margery s. Tucker, Mae Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs William Brey, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wharry, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mclean. Mrs Martha Morrison. OF
Drexel Hin, Pa Miss Ethel Johns and
Mrs Kitty Smith. Of Washington, D.
c.; Mrs. Pauline Paynter. Mrs. Francis
Jones and Master Lawrence Jones.
Miss Winona Rogers delightrnlly en-
ierta'ned number OF her friends at
her home. No. $50 Vandever avenue on
Thursday evening Tho time was well
snent with music singing, dancing and
games Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Lord and danchtor Kathleen !
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tull Mr. and Mrs !
Nfasdon. Mrs Craig. Mrs. Ethel Gemher- |
ling Misses Ethel 0ut'en Pearl Gordv, !
Mary Mcssick Claudia stuart. May
HAYES. Mabel Hinman. Mary Bailey, |
Emma olson Ruth Nordduist and Della /
stuart: Messrs. ]. ] Morrlssey. Gran !
VILE Lewis. F. C. Pierce. Howard |
Kitchens. John Donovan. William I
Cord-ey. Charles Bcauchamp. Homer |
Tatman. Harry Stevens. Harry Lewis.
c NJ. Fields. Horace Atkins and J. p.
Lyons.
formal. midwinter dance was given
in the Knights Of Columbus Hall last
night for members Of Santa Marie |
Council and their guests. More 'han 40
couples danced the program OF p num-
hers. which RANGED from waltzes to fox
trots. Walter Handy was chairman OF
the committee on arrangements.
A community surprise birthday party
was given to Mrs William F. Aschen-
bach at her home. Concord avenue and
Jefferson street. on Thursday evening
by a number OF her friends and neigh
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
w eddim g S

Mrs Josephine Murphy, No. 3Oi North
Franklin street announces the engage
ment Of her daughter. Miss Fannie
Murphy to C. Herbert Birch of this
city, formerly Of Willis Wharf, Viz
vinia. The wedding will take place
early in the spring.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Your

tAn Editorial by The society Edltorl
My girl friend II there Is nothing
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Either employer hiring
are wasting time that particular Job
The salary draw consideration sho,ld
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not addon
that
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have contented and well rounded life
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
TO HOLD BAKE.

Several women Of the Wilmington
Community Chorus will hold a bake
next Saturday morning, at the VIII
mington Gas Company's office, No. s27
Market street. Cakes, rolls, bread, pies,
jelly and preserves have been request
ed in order to make this affair a sue
ces.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Mrs. WARNER IMPROVES.

Mrs. Nnlson X Warner No. $40
Adams street, who fell on an icy pave
ment two weeks ago, breaking her arm.
conyalesc. .ng sal isfactorily from the
injury. A fortunate circumstance was
that the accident took place near ply
sician's office, and the fractured arm
could be set Immediately, an aid toward
rapid recovery,
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

thea Simmons. Mss Marion Belts. Mrs
n, w. Howell Mrs Walter d. Mode
Miss Anna Young
Al the performance last evening many
handsome bouquets wcra presented TO
the members Of the cast 4 pleas 'ng
feature was the speech m7de by Nj
Grace Bair as sh presented a bou-
quet TO Mrs. Wentz who had directed
the cast.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
nEnr,s ALrMNAE MFrrING

The annual meeting OF the Misses
Hobbs School Alumnae Association was
heh his morning To low ng 90 nuf.t
luncheon Many out-of-town members
Of the Alumnae were present.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
BiiPGh h S

CARSON-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carson.
OF No. 2506 West street. az the Physi-
clans and Surgeons Hospital, on Janu-
ary 90 daughter.
SOVTHARD--To Or and Mrs. Philip c.
Southard. Of No. 1920 Market street nj
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
on January 81. a son.
FORRESTTo Mr.. and Mrs George ]
Forrest, Of No. 2i02 West street, on Janu-
ary 25. a son.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

4 secretary Of the Jewish Chautauqua, OF
Philadelphia, will be the principal
speaker. An interesting program has
Ibeen arranged.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
WOMENs COI-NCm mol MEET

Council Of Jewish Women will meet
on Monday evening in the Temple Of
Truth. Miss Miriam Jeanette Goldberg
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
PARTIES

Mrs. C. w. Dorsey is entertaining a
house party over the weekend. The
guests enjoyed the Junior Prom" at
Hotel dupont last night. Harold Dor
sey, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Dor
sey, is a student at the college.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

A box party was given on Wedncs-
day evening at the Garrick Theatre by
members Of Delaware Temple. No. l..
Pythian Sisters. in honor of Past Grand
Chief Mrs. Alice B. Dale, of Williams
port, Pa; Past Chiefs Mrs. Ethel Johns
and Mrs. Kitty Smith, Of Washington,
D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04

or her guests This year more than
ever. we must devise liquid refresh
ment for our golfers and our tennis
players that shall make them feel all
is not lost.
The men are going to come to the
summer veranda instead of going to
the club tanroom. and we must have
something good to offer them. Dealers
in bottled goods are making this easy
for us. There never was a time when
there were such delicious "makinS" as
grape juice and particularly. the juice
Of loganberry. combined with lemon,
and perhaps foundation of cool tea,
provide so many combinations that one
can vary the drink from time to time
Many persons prefer lime juice to
lemon, and it gives a very different
flavor and blends well with other
,, juices.
The glass manufacturers have also
done their share toward making the
summer drink delectable. During the
; last year or two there have been put
on the market any number of dec0ra-
tive porch drinking sets. sometimes
arranged on small tray, sometimes
! in wicker baskets with compart
, ment for each glass. There are colors
to match every veranda color scheme
and all sorts of devices for comfort
Tiny glass spoons whose handle forms
a drinking tube: glass sleeves in the
pitchers to catch seeds and pulp OF
fruits and various holders to prevent
breakage make the serving Of drinks
convenient and alluring.
summer is icumen in" What'n you
have?
Copyright, 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04
UNIVERSITY OF PARIS
OPEN TO AMERICANS

PARIS. April 20 Correspondence
of the Associated Press).-American
students are to have an opportunity
to obtain an education in the higher
domains of knowledge under The d.
rection of the facIities OF the t.ni-
Nersity of Paris. This announcement
has just been made by DIR. Paul .tp-
peil. who has become rector of the
great French educational institution.
in succession TO the late Henri Pom
care.
DIR. Appel has Just told the .Asso-
ciated Press correspondent that class
rooms. laboratories and libraries of
Paris are to be opened TO young
Americans. The city of Paris has
given a site on the boulevard st.
German. on which it is proposed to
build an American institute. where
American students can be lodged and
have their club and auditorium.
1t is also intended to provide for
American students opportunities Tor
athletics and hygienic living. such
as they have enjoyed in America. DR.
Appel states that. owing to the
heavy war burdens imposed upon
France she would be gratified If