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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
BRN\N TALKS To MOVIE
Min AHOI 7 PRO LAWS


CHICAGO. juno ---I.ss than 1u
F"ar after 90" Supreme court CAV. ,g'
'H. prohibition DECISIONS today. William
D. iig'1u was delivering q speech about
Thorn On % battery &c moyi, machines.
Th. camcrlmHn found al, APOSTLE off
prohibition AMI democracy m hot.l
lobby aul immediately began L. "sho,.
Dim.
Tall. saw something. NJ. Hrvan
urged ono 90 DO, movie mon.
"a little r.r r. Lf,lo action. ri,isc 10
Nh. rur''rw.n' responded the pcc..
lo.s or". rrJriHu-'r attempted with gss
'Hrr q 'm wu.h rrlufcd ~ the si..
nF.W" courts decision toily althnu.a
o. v.s nor unexpected"
''u'" ro1r'l toe mo,i, man. "snuf
Hn' they sraupar,l off. leaving M
BRYAN iu ~" midst ~ smile and b..
arm suspended iU the midst of gys.
turc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
.LOWDEN FORCES
ELECT OFFICERS

~ = "nra'fo Pres.
CHICAGO June --lhr Lnv1ou
'Ite Uf officers wt. elected without uu.
position tonight 10 tf. caucus ,. illinois,
iel'gatcs o. The republican convention.
Senator Lawrence 8 sherman "
.norr1 National committeeman and l.
l.. Em,rfHn. chairman e. 900. s'If. t.I
rrstion. Mlyur william iil., Tt..l.
In Who preFideI announced Sifr.I..
-ha' b. would nor D.. "a candidate iH.
reelection as national mltt,'a.H
ird To- Thompson slate wss introduced
The 'liy clash ,t 'bo meeting came
when Th0Wprun a-..l 'hlf r,ealu.
tiur adopted ly th, CH.K county r,rU'-
iilan committee tu,i1y he presented o.
the national convention After oousi t
cradle debate th" resolution was table
"a 90 81.
Tho resolution asserted that aitsru.
bad h,cn made o. "Luy tHn ur..i5,ru
z "ar o"untrt' and that ever, mau
Uh" BIAS participated ln ,r seeks q.
stand tD profit hy such prHstr,s rhHu
boz ,.r.ul.i form thr privilege .f tr.
runr'ntHn and barred from ual.irr
don ir or IaIty ,aun0Hs."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Appeals To Press
To Aid in Locating
Kidnapped Child

MpEEiSTOWN. ~ r. juno --Tf,
mother ~ % urrfis od r1EsIv
cnlrhAn. Kidnapped IIr Wdn.sd1y. ar.
pealrd Co.. the newspapers tonight 's
request Tho ahlI,,0rs tn ,rmmurIlsf.
with her iy mrl. -.ispt0ra OF t.is.
gr fpi telling ft. condition of Der hsfr
and whether ~ b. heinr given pr0r-r
care
George 20 Courhiln. tho father said
That while b" har'l fia child found On
tho house ~ 70 Do.orsI woman iu Dallas.
TrNls was his hr WIS ir"NraI o.
dOlif o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
WHITE DEER SHUTS

Amarillo Guns were shut out - y
in clean. snappy baseball game nt
white Deer Sunday. Woodward ana
Culrcppcr were the battery for the
CHS. while Terry and Elaangamr
pitched and caught Tor white pfcr.
Tho cubs were uuthit and had little
chance of coming o0f victorious. IS
several Of the Cubs team had resigned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

recently. this weak encd the iilnc con.
ridcrahly. While roer got tom hits OH
Woodward. and tho Cabs tw Of Terry.
Terry struck out g ght men and Wood
ward three. -. liatthoNs got three
hits out OF five iiIncs at bat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

only Morning Newspaper In the ANA.
.l''o country. Covers the Panhandle ~
I'N1s. Eastern New Mexico. sou,her,
colorado and Western Oklahoma fror,
WE'VE 70 twcniy four hours IN advance
81 Denver. Dallas. For; Worth. Okla.
houa CITY and other papers carrying
Geographic dispatches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
GALVESTON DEFEATS
DALLAS EIGHT To D.
ONLY TWO MARINES CIR PNST
IiI,Ni HNSt.-Srl DnERS IOSE
II BEhl MONT.

o.. A#u.I.f.I ifUs.
GNll IsUIN. june s-Oulv twt
nlIHs PLAYERS got past urt blsr Co.,.
d.y nH. ,.. pirates gathered s.t,l
90 tEeIr 0f# Dl iiurhps iu two innings.
tskIu- ib, elu.. o. o.
Dlll.. ..................uu 600 600 OU0-O
G.I.l ."" .............f3u 600 tus->
Ef.If.r .ri urgf and Irwin.
llaut.I and s4Is.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

Children that are affected by worms
are palc and sic kly and liable 10 con.
trpct some fatal disease. WHITES
CREAM NERM HUGE cxpcls worms
promptly ana put the child ON the road
Ia health. Snld | 8 An Druggists. nc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

Twobasc hits Kelly Tw,y MILLER
Three hasa hils-lo1rrf.n. klluf.
Double rl8Ns-Wirl Olson sui
Schuardf Base 600 uailz-Tmy :.
Marquari struck cat -Tncy
Iuhhou :. Vanguard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

A regular moaning operation ~ The
bowels puts Nnl lu flr shape or thr
days work. n vII WIsr It sou f..i tr.
curfurinhl. and cannot pat sim into
Nnur rrtfW'rfe TUf lU bowel Irr.-.
tl.ri.ir ili.EHiNE be- tha remedy %
rufs them ir Fine VIGOROUS CONDITION.
sid by An Druggists. .gg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
NEW YORK DROPS
BROOKLYN CAME
WITu BANCROFT NJ SHORT Ttr.
TER BlII rI.NNED. BIr
GIANTS SILL LOSE.

" N||"T NV tn
HguuNLYN June 5-With Ul,
Bancroft at shor Hs t,-uli ,f th.
deal with Philadelphia fnr Fl,i.h.f.
Sow York improved ia r,1N tuilr but
was unahl, Co beat tb, National lctguD
leaders
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National.
Pittsburgh NJ Boston.
Cincinnati II New Yorf
Chicago az Philadelphia.
81. Louis al Rrooklyn.
American.
Washington az 81. Louis
Philadelphia 40 Cleveland.
New York AZ Detroit.
Boston az Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
WHITE SOX POUND
3 TIGER TW|RLERS
YANKEES DIVIDE DOIBI.E BIII.
WITH ATHLETICS. COLLINS
LOSES FIRST GAME.

By Associaict Press.
CHICAGO. June - Three Detroit
pitchers were touched Tor sixteen hits
by Chicago TO-DAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
ro>r OFFICE Hires
btfEATEn ny VEG \

Tho Post office Blues lus, 2 q, .
3' VEGA sunday afternoon DO 10 hand
fur"nt hti.o Webster and Dowd were
ihH 'n't'ry f.r the Blues. while Miller
pitched fr Wa. Others On o., Rl.s
lineup W,s ianrford. r,c,nd bls,.
I.r.u first buses l.. Higgins short.
siH" $ Taylor third lss. =. Higgins.
f.rh' u.d . Tlyiur. c,nt,t uDd: n.
SsH.s lt fold.
Manager Webster o. Attempting o.
a.luI' vHW. with tho Tanhlndl,
team CO. Thursday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
SAYS PENNSYLVANIA
IS BEHIND sPROuLE
ATTORNEY GENERAL ISStES A
sTATEMF>T PRti>IN6 THE
GOVERNOR
By Assosisiss Press.

" hsNnlMteG AEaaas
CHICAGO. June T-"GovCrn0r
Sprouie j. caudidate Tor president
with the unqualified support u the ea.
tire Pennsylvania delegation o. the cad
and without any deals" said Attarn.v
General Schaffcr q, Pennsylvania ln a.
statement tonight
I'VE are for him" he added "heraus
we believe that his training talents
and capacity make him the best fitted
man 90 D. president - the United
States On the great re-oun -irurtion Der.
led az hand. The proof ~ what b. VII
do II nominateSl and elected can lo
found In what b. has done fot Penn.
syivanla.
Msp Out Plans.
The steering committee - ton M
painted hy the Pennsylvania caucus
under the chairnanship - " - Alter
bury - Philadelphia. today MAPPED og,
IT, plan q campaign. Leaders in ne
delrEaff-r rsid TREY exf.cia.l the three
leading candidat.s O. get into dead
iock and that On the break many dele.
gates would saing over O. Governor
Snrouie.
The steering committee arf unr 4
the appointment = committee ~ bus
mess men with : leonard Repioris rs
chairman. O. assist II
Cemfsrted by speech.
The Sproule men found much rom
fort over q rI.esrh b. Samuel N Nauch
lain. president - the Baldwin i.oComo
tive wori<s n which b. announced him.
-. {. Ia.
Il delegate and a1ue ~ his friends
would b. bsominr him fnr 'he rresf.
dency tn. fat thlf D.. Deb nss afi,nd
the cauraeez gave riss o. r.ls.lts that
be opposed the Spruuie candidacy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

MATTRESSES WANTED-Ho,eI Am.
N.l.. Apply bead waitress. fS- g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

Two-base hiis-iackgun. J. collins
Young. Threc-hase hiis--Risl,rg
Schalk. Weaver. ! Collins HON, runs
E. Collins. Double pays-NcaCh o.
Young. Base on halls-Fahcr T. Leon.
ard J. Struck out-fal'cr .. Leonard
;, Ayers !.
NEW YORK. June tn, New York
Americans divided their double header
with the Philadclphia Athletics CD.
lins, Texas league recruit started HE
first major lea ne game In the second
contest and was knocked cut IN the
eighth inning.
First game:
Philadelphia ............ oee oio ee0-l
New York ..............Oo 600 100 li'-9
Perkins aud Naylor, Hannah and
Quinn.
Second game:
Philadelphia ........... 0nn eeA eiN--s
New York ............0 0o SOC eos
Myatt and Perkins. Collins and shaw.
key.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-14
ANYTHING FOR MEN

E~HERE twelve days for this Sale We
to you can, you will get the pick.
Many people have been here already but still haveuns of
sizes in line and still fit almost anything you
s4
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

$500 a6..s<~z..s $3.50 80 -
-. - $50 = 49, e, ....s4 i "a s
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- ss -
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80
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
HOUSE ~ MIDWAY
s1RNEc LAST sgC-T

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
JAPAN TAKING NO
PROTEST OVER THE
PASSAGE OF LAW

HINGT0S. Nns. s-So fcsuas
srest has sl4s far been reserves
ze Jaaaa II S1e a1epzsoa- n Cali
1s=zs a zze 81 - land tenure amend
se 2k lie rscemE e4erEl0n- 1he stats.
szgzrtzaen4 s7zoaneext this sfzeruooa
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
MORE c. 0. p VICTORIES

NEW YORK. Nov. 4-eeps5ss-an
sicto-jes n senatorial races IN ore
gen. Arizons ard oksano~s are sn-
cscsted ~ tstsst figures Iris soslo
make ire Republican strength ia she
ne. senzt= -. ard tire Democrats 81
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
NO COMMERCE WITH
SOVIET RUSSIA FOR
u. S.--AmbASSADOR

CoPEsHstsEzS. Nov. s--TAe Az.4z-
sean aEka asor toaaE denied 8 re-
rsst thas the American trade deHaz-
asezs wss rlarafnz % t.gen eo.zsFxsal
relations wita Sosies Russia throzgh
Eope1a2gsn-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04
WILSON APPOINTS
federal ATTORNEY
FOR EAST VIRGINIA

= ASKING AN. MF
y ia~az fsss8g agsz4 g4eH sr
II Rs1aEoza- feeeFal ssserees E e
Easter. K.1eA-a
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

'E-so IN AND re lsspuss Church
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

KA1a. f<<e -. Esea7ss wt<s9 Ass
3%~&4 - m~~sss~a - B.sssas So
aes sssassssAstsse
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-04

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zssssn~e Sc sfsase : sss-tAsTss go
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03

Mr.. Ebert Everett Edwards will take
place on Tuesday evening.
on Saturday afternoon Miss Caradine
was COMMUNICATED with a linen shower
given BY her sister-in-law, Mrs, e. T.
Caradlne. For the afternoon the host
ess was attractivclv gowned IN hlue
georgette crepe and silk, and MISS
Caradine was lovely in olive drah Ia
jerz.
The gifts were presented to the bride
elect by Master Claude Caradine, IT,
who entered in a miniature autoinonlle'
with a handbook in which the gifts We're
packer, fastened to the steering wheel;
Delicious refreshments were serves
at the close of the afternoon to the "
guests who enjoyed Mrs. Caradlhe 5
Another enjoyable affair in honor OF
Miss Caradine was, the miscellaneous
shower and heart party rendered on
Thursday by Mrs, j. w. King, ,whose
home was attractively decorated with
greenery and red tulle bows.
For the. occasion Mrs, King was
gowned in blue embroidered satin ana
Miss Caradine wore a charming lrock
II blue satin with bands of fringe, WIN
which she wore a spring hat ana Il
corsage bouquet Of pink roses.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03

TAXI place at $50 o'clock in the pres
ence OF relatives and intimate friends,
the Rev. c. IL. Williamson, PHI, D., Of
ficiating.
Miss Boyd has chosen as her matrons
of honor, Mrs. Enoch Ensley and Mrs.
Eugene Miller, Of indianapolis, Ind,
and as bridesmaids, Misses Mlnna
Beasley and Jean Hunter.
Mr.. Gunthor will be attended by his
brother, Mr.. Julius Gunther, as best
man and another brother, Lteut.-Co m :
mander Ernest Gunther, L. 5, N, and
Mcssrs. Hal &, Howard, Sam p, Walker
and Bate Williams, groomsmen,
A number Of prenuptial social affairs
have already been given In honor OF
the lovely bridc-elect, who will again
be complimented On Tuesday afternoon,
whom Mrs. Shelby Gabbert win enter
tain in her honor.
ON Tuesday evening the members OF
the bridal party viii be entertained
at dinner at the Tennessee club by
MIR, Gunther,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
Weddings
Cohen ruber.

sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock the
temple Of the Congregation Children VI
Israel will be the scene of a wedding Of
unusual interest when the Rev. W. H.,
r~ineshriber will unite in marriage Miss
Sara Cohen and Mr.. Paul F. Gruber,
10th Of whom have a wide circle Of
friends.
The bride Is the only daughter Of
Mr.. Jacob Cohen,
Mr., Grubcr Is connected with the
Powell Cooperage company.
Mr., and Mrs. Gruber VIII be at home
to their friends after Jan. 10, Mt 1llS
Monroe n
Al 6 o'clock sunday evening, Jan H.,
the couple viii tender a reception TO
their many friends in the younger set
at the residence OF their parents, lll9
Monroe avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
~ Brilliant Weddings Feature of Opening of Mid Winter Season


SUNDAY. JAN. 4.
Miss Anne Leatherman's luncheon for Mis- Mabel Pidgeon.
Miss Elizabeth Hill entertans the Pidgeon-MeCall bridal party at
dinner.
MONDAY, JAN. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heards box party for Miss Anne Perkins.
Mrs. Reginald Clarks dinner-dance for Miss Gladys Burge.
Miss Barbara Smith enterains at dinner for the Ptdgeon-MeCal
bridal party.
TUESDAY, JAN. 6.
Mrs. Lynn Wnkerson tenders bridge party for Mis- Anne Leath-
erman.
Mrs. Shelby Gabberts luncheon for Miss Margaret Boyd, a BRIDE
elect.
Mrs. Frank Pidgeon entertains the Pidgeon-McCall bridal party
at dinner.
Burgie-Short wedding.
Caradine-Edwards wedding.
Mr.. Gunther entertains the Boyd-Gunther bridal party.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rainier give brilliant reception for daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Rainer.
Pidgeon- Mccall wedding.
Boyd-Gunther wedding.
FRIDAY, JAN. 3.
Mrs. J. W. Norris gives dancing party for Miss Marguerite Pal
mel.
SATURDAY, JAN. 10.
Miss Elizabeth Polk entertains for Miss LeMay Caldwell, of
birmingham, Ala,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
Interesting Wedding.

Among the interesting weddings of
the week will be the marriage Of Miss
Werdna Caradine, the attractive young
daughter Of Mrs, Annie L.. Caradtne,
to Mr.. Ebert Everett Edwards, which
will be solemnized on Tuesday eve
ming at $50 O'Clock at the McLemore
Avenue Baptist church, the Rev. Will
bur FUR officiating.
Mr.. Edwards sister, Miss. Allean Ed,
wards. win be the maid of honor and
tho brides brother, Mr., Claude 7: Cara
dine, will serve as best man. Messrs.
Robert Caradine, cousin Of the bride,
and Mr.. Samuel ~ Jones Wtll be
groOmsmen, .
Mrs. 4. 4. Rutherford will preside at
the organ and Miss Lucy Gray cara.
dine will sing Promise Me and i
Love You -rrulN.'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING TO BE
SOLEMNIZED ON WEDNESDAY

The marriage Of Miss Mabel Pidgeon
and Mr.. John e. Mccall, Jr., viii be
a brilliant social event of Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Pidgeon will be the ma
tron of honor and Miss Elizabeth hin
the maid of honor, while h brides =
maids will be Misses Anne Leatherman
and Barbara Smith. .
Mr.. Mccall has chosen as his best
man MIR. Frank Pidgeon, n the
groomsmen viii be Messrs. Edward
Smith, Edward Russell and Toof Brown.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
COX PARTY AT LYRIC
FOR LOVELY SOCIETY GIRLS

Miss Helen Hyman. one Of the at
tractive young girls from "9rd-R>-
mont school who has spent tie holt
DAYS with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
HENRY Nv. Hyinap. entertained en- sat
i,rday afternoon with A boy party at
81 Isrlc theatcr in honor Of Miss Hat
RS carr. n popular debutante.
Dainty bonbous we're enjoyed during
lie performance. after which Neht re.
fraslments were served ut the Pea
h0dv cafe.
Included in the guest lis; Ncre col
lsre friends OF the lovely young hostess
al we'll as members Of the deeu'aate
set. .,r.
Those present were: Misses haAie
carr. Mary Lee Busby, Judith Camp
bali. Eiizabeth Jordan. Gertrude Rus
Fel.. Alberta Hnlford.N ot Liverpool Eng
Virginia Moore. Eleanor CoatN, Helen
T5yroan, Bcasle and Myra Rodgers, Al
ica Wells. Gladys Norris. Ethyle Low
rance. Alma Taylor, Marie Schwants'
Lucille Hanley. Miss Tolmie, Of Wis
consin. ard Mesdames r. j.. Carr and
ii. w. Hyman.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
Entertainments
COUNTRY CLUB DINNER DANCE
MOST ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

- ~
The dinner-dance at the Country
club on Saturday evening viii be an
unusually enjoyable affair, A delicious
holiday menu will be served to the
guests. who will later join in informal
dancing until a bate hour,
Miss Jean Hunter will be the hostess
at one of the beautifully planned at
fairs of the evening, entertaining In
special compliment to Miss Margaret
Boyd, whose marriage to Mr., George
Gunther on Wednesday evening viii ~
one OF the important midNinter we'd
dingS,
A large basket OF Ophelia roses will
form q pretty centerpiece for the table
while pink tapers in silver holders Will
be attistlcally arranged.
Only members Of tho Boyd-Guuther
bridal party will be included in the
guest Hist.
One OF the lovellest and most artistic
affairs Of the evening win be given by
Miss Natalie payant in honor Of her
two attractive house guests, Misses
Sara Shannon and Esther. Nichol Of
Nashville, Covers viii be laid for %
on a large circular table. which will
be beautifully decorated In a spring
motif carried out In pastel shades, In
the center of the table will be a large
basket filled With golden jonquils, white
nafCiSSl9, PINK roses Nlu HNelutT
Sweetpeas, around which, viii he
smaller baskets OF spring blossoms. each
adorned with a tulle bow. From the
baskets OF flowers will float varl-col-
,u.Aed balloons and the places viii be
marked by balloons, bearing the guests
which viii be attached to the
chairs. e
M fine places for the Eirls VIII be
favora In the form Of Nani,s cases,
white the fayors for the mel VIII be
cigarets.
For the occasion, Mis- pav1r1t Will he
gowhed In burnt orange not Trimmed
III 4 fringe Of ostrich fentheT' Ats'
shannon win wear an Indecent Sc
uuin robe and Mise >tchoi viii be
gopnaa Ii "A French track rt taffeta
Another most derghtfu' affair viii he
the congenial party entertained by Mr;
and Mrs r. II Wiik.e. a. a fatAnet
COMPLIMENT to their friends before Mr.
WiIkie's departure on Mouday Tor hls
home in Liverpool. England. The table
will be simply decorated with pink
,tssg. arranged in a large central has
lpt surrounded BY smaller Jnea. About
All friends VIII enioy Nr. o. Mr.,
WHITES hospitality,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
MISS MARGARET FORBES.
Society Took on Bright
Tones During Past Week

Inc several warm, sunshiny days the past week gave Nemphlans
. dehghuu feeling that spring was almost heref and the feeling was
emphasized by the straw hats and lovely sprng-lke silks exhibited
IN the shop windows. OF course. most of these things were on exhibit
ton 10 catch the eve Of those who were going farther south for the
mid-wfnter season, possibly returning via New Orleans for Mardi Gras,
But the warm days rather went 10 the heads OF some Of the stay-at-
homes and a few of the newest creations were seer ON the streets,
though most OF them were worn BY pretty brdeselect, who expected
TO spend the honeymoon in Flortda. or Cuba.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
Messick Association.

On Wednesday afternoon at 2.is
o'clock, the Messick Parent-Teacher
lunchroom. The program will be strict
~ one of home talent, the principal
feature of which will be a domestic
science demonstration under the direc-
ton Of Miss Maud Tomlinson, teacher
in charge Of that department. The
music will be furnished by the Mes
sick orchestra. The business session
viii be important.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
NUMEROUS AFFAIRS PLANNED
IN HONOR OF MISS PlDGEON

Among prcnuptIal affairs planned IN
honor of Miss Mabel Pidgeon, whose
viii be brilliantly celebrated on
Wednesday, evening, will be the lunch
con given by Anne Leatherman on
sunday, and on the same evening. the
members OF the bridal party will be
entertained at dinner by Miss Eliza
beth Hill. Miss Barbara Smith will en-
ut Inner on Monday evening and on
Tuesday they will enjoy the hospitality
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Pidgeon.
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CLUBDOM
Y. W. H. A. Special Meeting.

A special meeting Of the Y. w. H, A.
is called for Monday evening at s
o'clock in the club library. Several
important announcements will be made
and new plans formed for carrying on
the club program for 1890,
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Peterson-Austin

The marriage of Miss Frances NJ
Peterson to Mr, Rogers V. Austin. OF
Tunica, Miss, was quietly solemnised
ON Thursday evening in the home of
the officiating minister. the Rev. James
NJ. M~cLeskey.
MIR ana Mrs. Austin. following a few
days stay In the city, will be at home
to friends in Tunica.
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Announcements
nnLpAL pARrY CHOSEN or

BOYD. GUNTHER WEDDING
No wedding OF midwinter will he of
more interest in social circles than that
Of Miss Margaret Boyd, the charming
young daughter OF MIR. and Mrs Harry
r. Boyd, 10 Mr., George John Gunther,
which viii be %solemnihed IN the home of
the brides parents on Poplar avenue, on
Wednesday evening. The ceremony will
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MAS. STEVENSON, JRy
AoNoREE AT CARO- PARTY

Miss Theresa Bright entertained In
honor OF her sister, Mrs. George Bey'
oriy Stevenson. Jr., a recent bride, with
4 card party at her home on Cox ave
npe on Saturday afternoon.
THE holiday decorations were used
aFtistically in the rooms, where the
card tables were placed.
Tha charming honoree was gowned
IA black c~harneuse. with trimmings OF
fr.ngs and wore a eofsage bouquet OF
Killarney roses.
Mlss Bright wore q dark blue satin
gown ard a corsage bouquet Of Russell
eses.
eafsting Miss Bright was her moth
"A AIRS. Laura Bates Bright gowned in
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Mr., HUNT WILL HONOR HIS.
NIECE, MISS CAMPBELL

Mr., Leon Hunt will entertain at din.
ner on Saturday evening, Jan. ~, az
the Country club, in special compll-
ment to his charming young niece MISS
Judith Campbell, who has been q So
cial favorite since her debut carry ~
| November, and Miss Alberta Holford,
! Of Liverpool, England, a charming WIS.,
itOr.
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PASTORS Aid Society.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Pastors Aid society OF the Second
Presbyterian church will be held Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
church annex.
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MRS. FRlERSoN MOORE WILL
INTRODUCE DAUGHTER

Mrs. Fricrson Moore has planned to
formally introduce her lovely young
daughter, Miss Virginia Moore, to her
friends on Friday evening, Jan. j2S,
Miss Moore is most attractive and
enjoys widespread popularity.