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The Washington times., 1920-12-09

Lubomirska; the Cuban Minister
and Nine de Cespedes; the Peruvian
ambassador. +. A. Pezet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Washington Pezet; the am
bassador of Argentina, DIR. lie
Breton, the Minister of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter: J. +. Lefevre or
the Panama legation stan; Judge
lives. Of the Finnish legation: the
Misses de Cana. Miss Manuela
Lloveras, the charge d'anaires OF
the Italian embassy and Mime Bran
billa, Andrea Geisser Ceiesia di
Vegiliasco and Nine. Celesia, DR.. and
and Nine. Carlos Gibson, Javier AL
varez de Buenavista, Air commo-
dore l.. f. o. Charlton, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Craige. Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. Z. N. NJ. King. Capt. c. J.
Henry, A. p. Graves. II. V. Tenant,
Capt ]. IF. Harker. Mrs. George
Barnett, Gen. Peyton c. Marsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. J. a. Dough-
erty. Mrs. Cromwell Brooks. Col.
John Quekemeyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvanus Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Tuckerman, and Col. and Mrs.
Robert M. Thompson.
OTHERS PRESENT.
One noted also Miss Marie Sims
and her fiance. Edward Garrett
Riddick; Mrs. Delos Blodgett and
the Misses Blodgett, Col. and Mrs.
T. @. Donaldson, Mrs. F. b. Moran.
Mrs. Horace Mcfarland, Mrs.
George Hope, Col. and Mrs. Edward
Munson and Miss Katherine Mum
son, the Misses Decide. Miss Louise
Littauer, Miss Olyve Graef, Miss
Ann Craven, Mrs. Charles V. Wheel
err. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davies. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Kaufman. Robert
Stead, Chester Snow. Maj. Lacey
Hall, Capt. Earl Jenkins, Capt.
David Barry. Miss Delphine Heyl,
Miss Margaret Taylor, Miss May
Taylor. Miss Lindsay Wood. Miss
Mary Louise johnson. Blaine Mall
lin, Mrs. Morris Evans, Miss Meta
Evans. Richard Flournoy, Chester
Snow. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cameron
Hawkins. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman,
Col. and Mrs. Charles Patterson,
Col. william Horton, Miss Anne
Hight. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Hight
and Miss Adeline Oxnard.
Col. and Mrs. Charles H. Patter-
son had a large dinner party In the
bail room OF the Shoreham proceed
ing the party. Their guests were
the Serbian Minister and Nine.
Grouitch, the Swiss Minister and
Nine. Peter, Senator Hitchcock,
Senator and Mrs. Henry w. Keyes,
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Gordon Woodbury.. Mr..
and Mrs. John Joyce Frederick.
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Societ's Calendar
TODAY.

Associate Justice and Mrs.
Mahlon Pitney. a dinner in honor
of the British Ambassador and
Lady Geddes.
Mrs. Howard Sutherland. a tea
to introduce her daughter, Miss
Katherine sutherland.
Mrs. John =. Story, a dinner.
Miss Mary Louise johnson.
luncheon for Miss Ann Wickes
Craven.
TOMORROW.
The : Minister Of the Serbs,
| Croats and Showcases and Nine.
Grouitch, a dinner in compliment
to the Ambassador OF Great Brit
ain and Lady Geddes and Mrs.
Colby. -t-
Nine. Marc Peter, at home.
Nine. Brambilla, at home.
Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet. a lunci-
con for Mrs. Charles Hazeltine.
Capt. and Mrs. c. C. Calhoun, a
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A.
Drury. jr.
Miss Heyl and Miss Delphine
Heyl, buffet supper in honor Of
Miss Elinor Wheeler.
Small and Early" dance of the
Junior League, at Rauscher's.
The Congressional Club, after
| noon reception.
SATURDAY .
Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh, a din
ner for the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Edward
Lyman Munson, a tea to present
Miss Katherine Munson.
Marriage of Miss Marie Sims
and Edward Garrett Riddick, at
st. Thomas Church.
Mrs. Il. j. McVann, a tea to in
troduce her daughter, Miss Es-
Their McVann.
| Miss Helen Tucker, buffet sup
per for Miss Anne Hight.
Mrs. George Ehle and William
Phelps Emo. reception for Nine.
| Mary Cavan and Otakar M1rak,
Of the Washington Opera Com
| pany.
J. Washington Golf and Country
Club. a dance.
SUNDAY.
Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh, a tea to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley M.
Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Nc
Lean, a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
| Garrison.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Francis T.
A. Junkin, at home.
Mrs. Ehle and william p. Emo,
at home.
Miss Isabelle Wells, at home.
MONDAY.
Miss Amaryllis Gillett, a din
ner for the Ambassador of Peru
and Nine. Pezet.
Mrs. Norman II. Davis, at lone.
TUESDAY
Lieut.. Chu Fong Lin OF the Chi
nese legation, a dinner.
Congressman and Mrs. Frank
w. Mondeil, a tea to present Miss
Dorothy Mondell.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. David
w. Taylor. a tea to Introduce Miss
May Taylor.
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Theodore Noyes, a lunch
con.
Marriage Of Miss Agnes Gran
and Major Julian r. Barnes. u.
s. A.. In st. Marraret's Church.
followed by reception at Rausch-
era
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KATHARINE SUTHERLAND.

Mrs. Howard Sutherland, wife of
Senator Sutherland, will present her
daughter, Miss Katharine Sutherland
to society at tea this afternoon.
Assisting Mrs. Sutherland and al
ternating at the tea table will be
Madame Grouitch, wife of the Serbian
minister: Mrs. stephen h Elkins,
Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs. Wilbur w
Hubbard, Mrs. Reeves Lewis, Mrs
Harry Lee Rust. Mrs. Charles s. Robb
Mrs Harry woodward. Mrs. Selden p
| Spencer, Mrs. Charles Cow1es Tucker
and Mrs. Lala Bisys. OF Hancock. Md
who is the guest of the hostess.
A group of fifteen debutantes will
assist the bud. who will receive the
guests in a girlish frock of white
| tulle over silver cloth. and trimmed
| In silver lace. She will carry an arm
| full of pink roses. The debutantes
include Miss Eleanor Wheeler, Miss
Anne Hight, Miss Ad.line Oxnard
Miss Maize Givin, Miss Marjorie
Gelm, Miss Ann Craven, Miss Zilla
MacDougall. Miss Mary Louise John
son, Miss Margaret Taylor. Miss Edith
Bacon, Miss Margaret Treadweil, Miss
Carolyn story. Miss Catharine Mar
riott, Miss Rosa Maye Kendrick, and
Miss Alice Harding.
Mrs. Sutherland will wear a hand
some gown of black lace over black
satin and a corsage bouquet of or
chids.
The color scheme of pink will be
carried out in the dining room. a CEN
terpiece OF pink roses being used on
the table, and palms and ferns, sup
plemented by the bouquets sent the
bud, will be the decorations through
out the house.
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DIPLOMATS
AND OFFICIALS
ATTEND BALL
wv nth the Secretary OF 'Agricui-
, w . ture and Mrs. Meredith as
" hosts and "ali society" as.
guests, a brilliant ball was given
last evening at Rauscher's. the
guests dancing well into the wee
, sma' hours OF the morning. The
party was given in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Owen Bohen.
OF Des Moines. Iowa. son-in-law
and daughter of the hosts, who are
with them to remain over Christ
mas, and Miss. Katherine Colby.
daughter Of the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Colby: and, consequently.
numbers of young people mingled
with the Cabinet officers. high
ranking officials and the representa-
tives of all nations maintaining
diplomatic. relations with the Uni
ted States who made up the dis
:. tiDguished assembiaBe.
. From the entrance hall to the mu-
sicians' gallery. the rooms were ef-
fectively decorated, quantities OF cut
flowers experimenting the profusion
/, OF palms and ferns. The entire ball
room suite was used for the dane
ing. and for the supper. which was
served after midnight, small tables
were set out in the green room.
In the receiving line with Secre-
tary and Mrs. Meredith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bohen and Miss Colby were Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Pcarsall. of Newark,
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kurtz, of Des
Moines, members Of a little house
party which Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith
are entertaining. Mrs. Pearsall was
the roommate of Mrs. Bohen ut
boarding school.
MRS. MEREDITH's GOWN.
Mrs. Meredith wore a wonderful
gown Of cloth of silver in a won
derful new weave which had all
the softness of white satin, and
was embroidered all over in chys-
tai beads in a charming floral
with a panel train cut V-shape Mt
waist line. In front the bodice
was CUT Jul a. NoSp WOO -"
filled in with folds of tulle. Mrs.
Meredith had a handsome diamond
ornament pinned on her bodice and
wore some beautiful pearls
Mrs. Bohen's gown was not un-
like her mothers save that 1t was
traInless and fashioned of white
satin instead Of cloth of silver.
1t also boosted a graceful sash
of chiffon in a wonderfully brill
liant orange tone, and she carried
a feather fan to match. Miss
Colby were a dancing frock Of
white satin and tulle simply made
and guiltless of trimming.
In the distinguished company
were Mrs. cambridge Colby, who
looked very handsome in black
velvet, the top Of the bodice being
encrusted with crystals and rhine
stones: the Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Newton Baker, the latter
wearing All imported creation or
lavender chiffon over lavender satin;
Secretary Daniels and Mrs. jose
phus Daniels in dark purple velvet;
the Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riano: the Chilean ambassador and
Nine. Matthew; the British ambas-
sador and Lady Geddes; the Serbian
Minister and Nine. Grouitch: the
Minister of Poland and Princess
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GOVERNOR GIVES DANCE.

Governor Richie. Of Maryland.
has sent out Invitations for a large
dance to be given on January ~ for
the younger sets Of Baltimore,
Washington and Annapolis in An
napolis in honor of Miss Mary Bond
Preston, the debutante daughter of
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MISS PERM ENGAGED.

Mrs. George Howard, of Washing
ton. announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Margaret Perrin,
to Francis l.. Amory. jr., OF Boston.
The news was made known today In
New York, where Mrs. Howard and
her daughter are passing the winter.
They have an apartment at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel.
Miss Perrin is the daughter of the
late clifford Perrin. of Baltimore and
Washington. She made her debut in
Washington several seasons ago and
has been considered a belle as well
as n beauty. Her mother, who was
Miss May Clagett, was married the
second time to the late George
Howard, a son OF Sir Henry Howard,
for. many years British diplomatic
representative at the Vatican. Sir
Henry Is a member OF the rne old
British family. OF which the Duke OF
Norfolk Is the head. Lady Howard,
who died years ago. was daughter
OF the late George w. Riggs, of
Washington. Miss Perrin n q niece
OF Nine ]. Henri de sibour and Mrs.
/ Edmund Bonnafon. or late Nss.
Howard and her daughter have been
The Washington times., 1920-12-09
NINE. PETER RECEIVED.

Hight, also swelled the company.
3
NINE. PETER RECEIVED.
Peter. wife OF the minister Of Switzer-
afternoon, tea being served in the
Red Room.
The French. Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand have gone to New York
for a brief visit
-
Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney will
be hosts at dinner tonight, entertain
ing for the British Ambassador and
Lady Geddes.
Baroness Romano Avezxana, wife
OF. the retiring Italian ambassador.
mano. sailed yesterday for Italy from
New York.
MRS. COLBY TO ENTERTAIN.
Mrs. Colby, wife of the Secretary
of State, has Invitations out for a
luncheon on Tuesday. December II.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Baker have as their house guests the
latter's cousins, Mrs. Healy and Miss
Josephine Healy. OF Pottstown, Pa.
~ -.. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean will entertain at dinner on
Sunday evening in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison. who
will arrive in town tomorrow to visit
Mrs. McLean's mother. Mrs. Thomas
+. Walsh. Mrs. Walsh will have a
tea on Sunday afternoon for Mr. and
Mrs. Carbon and on Saturday
night they will be guests at the din
ner which their hostess is giving in
honor OF the Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall.
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Eleanor Wheeler and Miss Anne
Hight, also swelled the company.
The Washington times., 1920-12-09

MISS RUTH MORGAN
Daughter of DR.. and Mrs. William
Gerry Morgan.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

Previous aHnoum emenl has hr'
made ~ lhr mrilpg ui The fhA W.
trid Federation ol Mpmrue lNhs
In Amarillo Aprll M 40 aud Aal
The session MI ho held Ia lhe 'pn
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poupces lhai plans Tor the lwepllHh
aud ruipllalnmrR ~ pamr aln lilnt
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The weeks Social tiicndnr

THO ". NJ. 4. OF the buchanan
street Methodist Church will hold a
social session at the parsonage NJ ,
o'clock
The Girls Cleo Club will hold
their weekly rehearsal In tho studio
rooms az the Amarillo Colegp OF
Music.
Mrs A Ebersladt will receive the
Ia rostura club NJ her home. liVl
Fillmore street. nj O'CLOCK
Tho Junior High Parcnt.Tcachcrs'
club will held their regular monthly
meeting IN the new Junior High
school bullt'ng nj 3 o'clock.
Chapter ". Of the \. y a., will
meet with Mrs. Maudc ". Wilson
1908 Tyler street, Aliss Mary Me-
Donald will lead the lesson,
WEDNESDAY
Thu rollc Rsnnott Missionary so
tiety will NEE, In rcgula, session
Circle I. 0f the First naptls
church. will meet with Mrs, ]. G.
Skillman. s0i Taylor street
Circle VI viii NEE, with Mrs, N
II. Duncan. l'13 Madison ,licrt.
Circle V will meet With Mrs. u
". Mays. iiOi Van Barren air"",.
Circle " will meet With Mrs car
RE Jones. 500 4. jefferson street
Circle III will meet win Mrs, IN
gram, 1894 Taylor street
The Woman's Auxiliary of W.
Central Presbyterian church vii
meet o, the church a, $3.50 oclock.
THURSDAY
The 7. [. q. club will be enter
tanned bv Mlrs. bernard T"cl Mr.
Iack Fine Yill Iced In the after
Moons lesson
The Athcnacum club VIII me-
with Mrs o. X. Gi,ln, ll0l Mad
soh 'tr"et.
The So N0us PLAN club VIII me-
with Mrs. joe ~ Morley, lslo.
Van Duron street
The ~ Beta rhi Socicti viii c'
te,,aln the pan.llcll,ui cissociHti,
~ the home ~ Ms. T.. II Reed
i6Qi Ia Tor street.
FRIDAY
The Fiic,.s and BiracU clAsses
the First baptist Suud, a school NJ
entertain With supper followed !
musical noglam ~ : o.tlo.k
the parlois ol the church
The Pan Hellenic association "
be entertained by the ~ poia I
Sorority ~ the home OF Mr. J.,
Reedy, 1894 TAYLOR
SATURDAY
The Ladies' Auxiliary IN u
American Legion will meet VI
o'clock IN the ladies parlora 81 u
Central Presbyterian church
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RUTH j. MEYER
Wish Tia, Mere the Ir,,.

beside tho w.1hlng guze, ,Eirh 80
they name,
Mid northern hills TO me this fancy
ZANE,
A wish formed. my w!sh / thus cA.
pressed
Would ! G.l III wish my Nisne, al -
icst
And know 10 wish the wish that were
the ..
/, for ~tr moving S'ui. 10 the
empty
THIS rh,tt ., easy sy@ ithIca To-
10 bear
Far off and leave me Of myself
aware.
o for some friend, or more than
friend austcrc
To make me know myself aud
make me fear
or for som9 touch, toe noble 10 b.
kind.
To wake to life the mind within the
mind.
Arthur HUGH Clonah
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SrH1tL PROGRAM
TONIGHT AT ", u. ", UNI.t

a spccial program viii he rendered
,nnlgh tat the W, o W, Hall follow.
IN ~ brief business meeting Of that
organization,
The program viii conSlS, " mum.
ltrr NJ old time "down. ION .lhc.farm"
musical numbers under the direction
Of Prot Jones, Several good talk
also viii he made hN local speakers
Tho program viii b. followed by re-
lrcshmcnls IN be- served tn al ia,
guosis,
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n. A.. ~. ,hama a. Mce,

The regular semi'mon'hly me'lins
of the y y, q, chapter Viii be- held
this Afternoon At the home ~ Mrs
Maude NJ Wilson, ICES TYLER street
The follow inF program Viii he fend
cred under the ladeFsAip NJ Miss
Mary Melonald'
Early Sculptnrs end rheir M
saint Gaudens Mrs " Nlll
q q barnard Ms " " Harris
John quincy adams Ward Nrs
4, n Aher
Music selNied
v y q quartet
larado TAFT Mrs N ! fatNrh
Current ENcgis Mics Naphla
Meyer
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I.n,llrN Nn,i.in, MINI.

The Ladies' Auxiliary az tho 81
Andrew Episcopal church. mu In
regular weekly session M, ait,r.
noon ~ the rcctory, So; Fillnp,r
THIS afternoon WIS DEVOTED Ia a
study of rcllPiouY nm dpliiiotr lr.
vclopmon,s among the Rus,tut So,
hiane and nulPlrinng In America
based on The Christian Nmrrcuni,i.
ton toNl hook "Noighhnr. Mes
DANES Edward Temple aud T.. \. Me-
kinnon lead In tho afternoon
study
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sminl Notes aud Personal Mention.

Mrs. O. Il. Gilyin and small son are
visiting In Fort Worth with Mrs.
Cilyin's mother.
e. r.. Wclch. Of Douglas, Ari1,
IN visiting In the city AZ the guest ot
his sister. Mira. J T., Park,
+. H. lloughton, freight traffic
manager OF the Santa fc railroad
with headquarters In Chicago, IL
raking q brief stop In Amarillo.
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Interpretive i,cading club Meets,

The interpretive Reading Club held
an unusually we'll attended aad inter
cstins meeting last evening with Mrs.
H. T.. smith. lT2O Jackson street
The theme for the evenings study
was Optimism" continued from las,
weeks lesson. "Thc Power ~
Laughter" by Strickland Gillihnn
aud "Thc Rain Of vlolctS" by Rob
~, I.ovcman. u Georgian poet, we're
taken up this meeting, bcinE
noems that deal with laughter sun
light and the things tina, make lif'
worth while. when the roll was cal
led each member responded Wit h u
quotation dealing with tho subject NJ
the evenings discussion. Optimism
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". VI. ;. uf Burhanan street church
10 Meet.

The Womaus Missionary Society
tho Buchanan Sts,rt Methodist
Church viii meet iu social session
lnis afternoon q, . , Coi'h 80 ~" Eat
sonago. An enjoyable program hyb
been arranged for the occasion ANA "a
delightful time T. assured 4 silver
Offering 10 reimburse the local fund
viii DE taken.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

Mr. aud Mrs, G, y Lodtcr, re-.
turned this morning from visit To
their former home. Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs ". H. Herring arrived homo
Friday af,or spending the Easter hol
idaya with her daughter, Miss Mar.
garct Herring, who n attending
.hool nj Wellesley college
Miss Lucy l,acf, OF 81. Francis, en-
tered the Amarillo business College
yesterday,
Misses Asa ilammack and Matte
Lane. ~ GoodlCtt. Texas, entered III,
| bookkeeping Department ~ the An'
arillo College Of Music, Monday,
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philharmonic club Meets.

Mrs ! !. Crumc entertained the
Philharmonic clUh very dclighlfully
this afternoon NJ her hlw', stlO
Pulk street Feast and festival mr
sic was the il,dN for thr att IN
and delightful prDrll NJ consisting
nf martial airs. wedding marcho
and compo, iiions appropriate 10 th'
various seasons OF holidays, wa tcy-
dcrcd under the lc, dership at MIS-,
Lille l.aron, The program In full
follow;
VAR
When pcrshing's Ncn Ca March
ing Into picatdN -...,, Rar'r
Mrs Parker
l.ulhbV Of War ......, tdUr,ulvI
Mrs ttuuv.
Flar salute ........... ldwlpor
Mcdamc Williams fltwm colo
Jui Me, NoJks
WEDDING
Wedding March ..... Nu,N
Nh ENmrG
Nvddue uhrN .... ...... eruH.
.lrs SuJs'.
HALLOWEEN
'itilp orphan Aruir ... thnwa
NositW, iluni,D Roberts
mt M,laUFhlil
! Witches llgm ......-.. Nuss'l
Mrsdam' lArk aud Ctuul'
Aller thr program and rrioNdbl
social hour was spent duung Nhjrl
llshi Refreshments we're FvtN' 4 II
the Hostess
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haraca aud ii'lclis Cia>s ~
IfnlfIelt.l.

Tho fidclis and llurarca rlnss,f II
VI" First naplis, Sunday sthoc, v,ll
entertain FRIDAY evening At : o'cloc,
IN the parlors Of The church with
q supper TO he followed hy u d..
lightful musical proarnm.
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Hoard of Director. e. Hold Rusinr,.
MrrIlnn

The hoard Of directors NJ tho n
lary club WIN hold husin,ys mre,
Ing Tuesday evening u, Secretary II
e. PiphiLs home, zoos pulk
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Conrernlnp IFnplr ,ou hnoN

Mrs &. g. frrsuson vent ~ ANA
rlllo FRIDAY lo sprud the dal VIA
friends
llpy Sl0'kiug and Ray smith vent
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J. ", Collins nug co, s,ercs At
9th aud rulk aud 9th aud Tai lot,
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The Ladies' Auxiliary In ihi
American Legion will meet VI . 10
o'clock IN the ladies parlora Ct th'
Central Presbyterian church
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02
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S. T.-San Marcos, Tex,-No OBJ
tendria economic de ninguna espe-
Gle c~omprando desde Toluca los bole-
tos hasta Nuevo Laredo, lamps; y 81,
Sc expondria a tener dificultades en-
caso de que, por alguna circumstance.
no pudiera tomar el tren en- Mexico
dentro del plazo en- que fueran vail
dos los boletos de dicha ciudad a La
redo, pues no hay boletos directos y
cuando mucho, podria comprar dos
series de boletos: unos de To!uca a
Mexico y otros de la c1rital a Nuevo
Laredo. Ademas, no estamos seguros
de que haya en- Toluca Oficina gene
raj de los ~ferrocarriles donde pudiera
comprar los segundos. En- vista de toh
do este, creemos mas acertado que
solamente compre en- Toluca los pri-
meros V que al tener va arreglado Ell
viaje para la frontera compre en- Me-
xico los otros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02

CRATIFICARE con $500 q IA persona
que me proporcicne ipformes exactos acerca
de! actual paradero de n Sra Sofia Certes,
origiEaria de Silao, Guansiuato. Mexico. don
de Ia VI Dor Ultima vez en- JUNO de 1916,
' de donde ella salio rumbo a San Diego.
Calf. La Sra. Cortes, vivi6 tambien en- Leon
= Romita, del. mismo Estado. y case en- es
"a ultimgS pobIaci Il con IN Sr. Gslvan. Iodo
infor-re sobre este asunto dirijase n K. San
Goyal. r 8 Box 255. BIB EiEemont Sta. Z.
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VENDO-barato enSercs completes de car
.;cc-lu. fnEc-nan nos FL Paso St.
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UN POETA Y DRAMATURGO IR-
LANDES EN- SAN ANTONIO
Proxmamente sustentara una
conferences

William Butler Yeats, notable poe
ia Y dramaturgo i~rlandes, ~sustentara
II conferencia ell microbes IA Del
mes en- curse en- Ia High School"
de la Avenida Main, bajo los auspi-
clos de Ia Southern College Women's
Association.
"Un Teatro del Pueblo es ell te-
ma que ell dramaturgo irlandes des-
arrollara en- su pr6xima conferencia.
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GRATlFICARE-on $1,000 4 Ia persona
ne me proporciene informes cxactos acerea
ie! actual paradcro de mi hermana AaF;n
Oiivas y su esposo Hilario Hurtado. sHa d:
TE s5o; de edad. color triEucno. estatnra pa
10 y con una ~cicatriz eE IA narts. Il de ~
s5os de edad. e~statura regular, y o!os eieros.
Sr;o1sn una rims &c II amos de ednd. l!amh
IA Jusnita Hurtado y IN niho de 1 amos,
:. =. So llama Miguel. Son originates de To
que DC Cnah Ne y en- 1917 Sc encontra-
5 5sSo" en Cha chanatc. Kan... TodO informe so6Ee
U~n asunto ~diriiase 4 Marcos olivas. P y.
Re- $50 Frederick Yolo Co., Cahf. '"l
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CHASCARRILLO

Cosas de ,ninos.
Mama, ;que es IN angel?
Una nina muy buena, que tiene
alas Y vuela.
-Pues papa lie decia G mi ninera
que es I'm angel. jVolara tambien?
ST. hiia mia; manana por la ma,
mana. iVaya 81 volaral