The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-10
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Adams en-
tertained a party of Mr.. Adams
friends with a Buck" party at the
their palatial home on Thomas Ave.
Mrs. ]. A. Gilmore, Mrs. Jno. Bate
man and Mrs. Dave Hughes COM
posed the party of a jolly trio at
a dinner party at the Royal Cafe
last Wednesday evening.
For that dance and swell affair
see ]. w. Ashley at 1603-1-2 Jackson
for that patent leather shine.
The inclemency of the weather on
last Sunday did not hinder the large
number of promenation of gaily
dressed men and women from show
ing their Easter" toys on the Grand
Central Boulevard.
Hon W. s. Willis Grand Chancellor
of the X. Of P. of Texas was in the
city last week.
Jolly Dan James, the keeper of the
herd, assisted by that genial gentle
man, John Henry Frierson, carried
two special coaches of Buffaloes and
their lady escorts to Fort Worth
last Tuesday night and entertained
with a dance.
On grooming for your annual SER
mon start on foot right by having
Ashley to give you that sun burst
shine.
The Odd Fellows and Household
of Ruths are are stirring themselves
in preparation for their Thanksgiv-
ing sermon the Second Sunday in
May.
The N. A. "A. c. P. meets with DR..
Jackson at New Hope tomorrow
after noen at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Lucy Parker of 1906 Cadiz
ST., is improving from protracted
spell of sickness.
Mrs. frankie Pierce at 1902 Fair
mount street underwent a serious
operation for the restoration of al
fine voice.
Mrs. Pauline Campbell of 1921 Dey
street is very sick at this issue.
The remains of Miss Annie Shirley,
neice of our fellew townsmen, Mr..
George Shirley died in Kansas City,
last week and was shipped here for
burial.
Mrs. Willie Turner, mother of Mr..
Henry Dixon, the playwright was
buried last Sunday. Mr.. Dixon was
Unable to attend the funeral being |
confined in a South Carolina hospital. !
Mrs. Annie Nee Brown of Marshall !
8 in the city for medical treatment.
She is located at her sisters, Mrs. |
Jozetta Wilson 2213 Clark street.
The Gree-McCarthy Club under
he leadership of of Chairman Wells
leld a get-together meeting at the
oythian Temple last Thursday night. |
Phe membership was increased and
wo hundred dollars was pledged
md raised for running expense.
Chairman A. S. Wells and Hon.
i. Strickland spoke to an enthusi-
Lstic crowd of farmers at Seagoville
n the iterest of the Green-Mc-C arthy |
leadership.
Hon. Bill Mcdonald Gas usuaD
himself and found equal to
he emergency in address before
he Green-McCarthy Club last Thurs
lay night.
j. w. Ashley has opened a first
lass shinink parlor at 1601-1-2
Jackson street.
Lawyer A. S. Wells, chairman of
he Central Green-McCarthy Club will
peak before the citizens of Kaufman
county at Terrell tomorrow after
Ioon.
Attend and join the National AS
ociation for the Advancement of
'olored People which meets to-
morrow evening with New Hope
BAPTIST church at 800 o'clock
Due to absence for the next eight
weeks of Pres. Wells, the N. A. A.
:. P. elected Mr. V. L. S. Booker to
III in the intervene.
Mrs. Lille Hagen and Miss Mable
young of Fort Worth made a hurry
p trip to our city last week.
Mr.. Clifton Todd of Denopolis,
la, is in the CITY, having come here
o take Mr.. A. R. Pryors place, who
esigns to enter other lines of bus
ness.
Mrs. Son" Lewis is sojourning in
lot Springs and will return to the
ity SOON,
Mrs. d. v. Hooper left the city
asst week on visit to her sister
n California.
Mrs. Erie Henderson of Fort
Worth made a flying trip to big
Iondon" last week.
Visitors and home folks leaving
nd entering the city via. the Inter
Irban will find one of the neatest |
md best shining parlors in the the
.ity at 1603-1-2 Jackson street.
Mrs. Ida Nash and Dora Wash
ngton of 1913 Avenue are in Tex
t.lrana ON ,ricit To hnr. t,nnthnr.