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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
.NEFF PAvEs WAY
F OR SETTLEMENT
OF WAGE QUESTION
MINIMUM WAGE LAW ERASED
FROM STATUTE BOOKS or
STATE or TEXAS.

ny Associated Press.
AUSTIN. March aO.-By approving
n senate hill and vc,olng a HOUSE bill.
Governor Neff late today opened FOR
future Legislative consideration" the
minimum wagc question Tor women and
minors ~ Texas
The bin approved repealed the pres.
ent minimum wage law and abolished
the industrial welfare commission en-.
acted by the thlrty.slxth legislature
The bill vetoed established new mini.
mum waEe law Tor Texas. By thus ap.
proving one hill and disappointing an.
other. Governor Ncff has erased from
the statute books the minimum wage
law of Texas.
However. the governor says In his
reason for vetolng the house hin that
he does not desire Ia be understood as
saying that u In impossible To have
minimum law which win h. FREQ from
constitutional objections aud which
win be just and entirely workable.
The governor held that the hlll a.
written waH unconstitutional and void
because Il constituted class legislation
which II prohibited by the Texas con.
stitutlon. The blll exempted certain
classes Of wage carners from It's pro.
visions.
Aside from holding Il unconstltuilon.
al. the governor said that u In subject
10 the severcst criticism because that
the exemptions are M numerous that
they wholly dlscredit the purpose and
intent Of tho Legislation and that those
whom II r. Intended 10 benefit are TAX.
on on, Of the hill by exceptions.
He further held that Il lis ~ imprac.
tlcable. 30 unavoidable. M inconsistent
with It's real intent" that he would not
attempt 10 point out It's Objectionable
features.
4 The senate hill that was approved
repealed outright the present law. The
governor said that the Industrial wei.
farc commission. created by the law,
has been part az the government for
more than two years nj an expense OF
more than $4,000. 'and has not ren.
dered nor has II attempted 10 render
any substantial service of any kind
TO the people" The abolIshing Of this
commission was recommended by the
governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON
ISSUES STATEMENT


~ Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. March 30
Governor, J. n, 4. Robertson broke
HIS silence regarding action taken by
the present legislature tonight. To IL.
sue "a the Associated Press brief
statement concerning insinuations con.
tanned In the report IL the Oklahoma
house Investigating committee In
which tho house was asked 60 draft i'm,
parchment charges agains, the COVER.
nor on the grounds ~ "cruruption IN
office" and "gross neglect of duty"
Governor Robcrtsons' statement fol.
lows:
There II not a particle of truth IN
any % the insinuations made by the
committee, The whole thing In n fahri.
cation. concocted and presented during
the closing days IL the session. Tor po.
lltical purposes only"
The governors secretary had prcVi
ously stated that the governor did not
care to make any statement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
FORMER AUSTRIAN RULER
PROBABLY GO TO SPAIN
~ Assoelstci Prcss.

VIENNA. Mar. s0..-Thc entire Aus.
tro.llungarlan frontier has been closed
by Joint action 81 tho two governments
pending the final disposition ~ former
Emperor Charles. The spanish minister
here has asked the government for a
pass a. enable the cX.ruler a. cross
the country. and Il II reported Charles
intends Transferring tho entire former
royal family to Spain.
Scmi-officlal adviccs from budapest
Jay the Hungarian regent. Admiral
Horthy. Is using the attempt OF Charles
to regain the thrunc 10 strengthen his
own position as dictator Admiral Iior.
thy already has arrested several army
leaders who appeared inclined TO place
themselves In the servicc ~ the former
emperor. the adviccs assert.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
QUARTET CHARGED WITH MURDER
OKLAHOMA CITIZEN ARRESTED BY
SHERIFF TALLEY OF OCHlLTREE

q
Ddn Miss Eve Hewitt aud Mrs Duff
Robert iawton Okla
robbng Herring Noung
These parties arrested
in n Dodge
wearing wigs which taken from them by
of Roger Ml
Pcycn take charge Of the arrested
special officer i the
railway also here and have Ps,ton te the parties
robbed
An parties win brought
herran placrd in thr tieinphui county Jail tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
OIL THROWN OVER
DERRICK At GULF
WELL WEDNESDAY
THE FLOW. OIL MEN SAY. WAS
CAUSED NJ IMPRISONMENT
or GAS.
DRILLING TO Be RESUMED
Prediction Made that Fores, Of Derrieks
VIII hot Country Before
Summer Months Are
Over.

There were many rumors concerning
the behavior 81 the Gulf well In Carson
county Wednesday. They were based
on the fact that oil Eushcd up through
the casing. rose taihc top ~ the derrick
and saturated the premises with oil.
Tho flow. oil men say. was due to the
imprisonment Of gas In putting down
the casing. Walls 81 the drill hole III.
ting tight around the casing at a point
above the gas flow. they reason. caus.
ed the gas pressure 10 exert It's force
downward. which had the effect Of driv.
ins oil up through the casing. At any
rate all flowed out over the derrick at
intervals Wednesday.
Casing was put down 20 within II
feet u the bottom u the drill hole
Wednesday. Drillcrs found they had
an undcrrcamer for 2e.pound casing
while si.poundcr was necessary. Tx.
changing % undcr.roamcrs occasioned
some delay but the report from the well
wednesday night Was that the castings
would b. down and drilling started up
u,tlay.
Norman n. Reid. one u the heavy
dealers IN oil lands arrived from New
York Wednesday and visited the Gulf
well. returning TO Amarillo "Wednesday
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
SUBSTITUTE BILL
VETOED BY NEFF;
REPEAL IS ASKED
LAW N SPECIAL INVOLVEMENT
TO CRIMINALS. SAYS
GOVERNOR.
~ Associated Press.

~ NssnttaNV iFtnAs
AUSTIN. March sO.-Al,hough
his recommendation for outright re-
law was disregarded by the rcgu.
lar session Of the legislature and
a substitute It'll passed adding au.
tomobilc theft and criminal assault
10 the list of offcnses exempt from
the provision OF the law. Governor
Ncff said today In vetoing the sub.
siitute bill. that he would again
submit the question Of outright re-.
peal of the law at the special SEES.
sion IL the legislature.
The governor gave numerous rca.
sons for vetolng the measure coii-
filming his remarks principally TO
the automobile theft amendment.
In M much az he has announced he
viii ask the special session 10 re-.
peal the original law the governor
said that To permit this substitute
measure 10 become law would he
committing himself Ia the principle
underlying the legislation. TO
which have serious objection"
ind that Il would he unwisc to fur
ther cucumber the statute with
amendments until his Recommended.
ton for repeal has been finally dis.
posed OF.
Thu governor said that the bill
vetoed In not based Fundamentally
ON the conditions surrounding the
defendant but receives It's proba.
two force by reason 81 the particu.
lat crime committed. and the effect
~ II II 10 extend mercy. not 10 the
defendant who commits thr crime,
but evidences leniency toward tho
character % crime committed. He
further pointed out that Il applies
20 the inexperienced youth as well
~ TO the seasoned criminal, 10 the
quick and educated mind as well
as Ia the weak and uneducated
mind. ''If there must be a sus.
pended sentence law" said the
Governor III should be based on
the age and condition of the defend
ant. rather than On the crime com.
mlitcd."
The governor asks what is there
~ sacred about an automobile that
inspires the law 10 say that II N
man steals one he must 10 90 the
peni,entiary hut II a person steals
herd of cattle. burgiarizes
hank or forgcs a check that per.
son may. under the suspended sen.
tencc, he allowed 10 20 free. Ho
furthr holds that tire In no doubt
that tho suspended sentence Law
was and In most serious impedle.
mcnt In the way of enforcement OF
The law.
at Ia scientifically wrong and
contrary Ia a proper governmental
policy 10 characterize certain acts
M ielonies with all tho solcmnity
of the law, and then to say to tho
prospective defendants that as
sreri1l inducement 10 violate this
particular statute we have lust on.
acted We viii permit YOU 10 have a
suspended sentence" tho COVER.
nor continued. IAN persons should
he made In understand that the con-
sequences n violating the law ARE
grave and that thu government
win not indulge, trlflr with or on
courage the commissions ~ even
the flrS, nffcnsc. u should bc un.
d"rS,ood that when the offcnse IL
committed the person committing
the offensc must certainly pay the
penalty. When this " done then
all the people will respect the Inv
and Texas VIII be made n safe
place In which h. live"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
TEXAS RAILROADS WON'T GRANT RATE REDUCTION
NO IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE FOR
SHIPPERS FRUIT AND Vegetables
IS Statement ATTORNEY HEALY
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

DALLAS Texas March 5o-Reprsentaves OF Texas railroads
late today refused grant the reduction OF tryve per cent
persabs requested by shippers Of fruits and vegetables An
OF the refusal formally made after completion OF
testimony shippers and producers from various OF the South
conference Of the Interstate Commerce Commission The hear
ing. in session since Monday, finally closed tonight.
In denying the reduction the carriers representatives
planned that the roads themselves such condition that they
earning operating expenses and that the requested redu
tons would further decrease their f'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
AMERICAN DETECTIVES
WILL SERVE SENTENCE
IN GERMAN PRISON
ny Associated Prcss.

MOSBACH. Baden. March 3O.--Nclih.
g. carl Ncur nor FranE Zlmmcr. the
American detectives. who were recently
sentenced 20 Imprisonment Tor
illegal assumption q; over" In at.
tempting to arrcs, Grover &. Berg,ioll,
the draft cyadcr have asked Tor re.
trial IN their eases. The Jail sentence
of the men became effective last night.
The German acconpliccs of the
American detectives. who also wcn
found guilty. have filed no appeal from
the verdict of the court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
NEGRO CHARGED WITH
CAPITAL. OFFENsE. ARRESTED


ny NNtoriated Tffss,
SHREVEPORT. La. March aO.-Ad'
Vices were received here early this
morning from Sheriff y. Turner ~ Yer.
non Parish that Guh Dracy negro aged
20 had been arrested ana charged with
a capital offcnsc In connection with the
attack On a Young married white wo
man near fccsvilie. Louisiana last sat
urday morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
Fire nj Cleburne

CLEBuRNE. Texas. March so.--Firc
destroyed the large building occupied
bv BILLS and HALL. automobile dealers,
late tonight Cars having Aggregation
value Of sit0oo we're destroyed. cover.
I'll by Insurance Tho building was
valued al $4,000 aud insured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
BROTHERHOOD OFFICIALS
WOULD SETTLE DISPUTE


NEW YORK. March 3O.--In an cf.
fcrt Co hasten y settlement u the labor
difficulties between the railroad and
their employees. the executive committee
o, the national association Of the own.
crs of railroad securities. meeting here
to-day invited the heads o( the Big
Four" railroad hrotherhoods 10 attend
conference In New York April 4. TO
discuss the situation.
\ special committee ~ Is members.
representative % the various sections
at the country. also was appointed
and will endcavor 10 be- helpful. n
statement said. I'm assisting 90 relieve
the Immediate situation and later gen.
orally helpful In such direction as may
.u1ln.f s-vnnflal /"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
Will. DECORATE GRAVES
or AMERICAN SOLDIERS

ny Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 40
The grave OF every American soldier
who died ahrrad during the World War
VIII ne decorated On Memorial hay
by the American Legion,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
A ssemblyman Ousted.


ALBANY. n. T.. Mar. ao.--The as.
sembiy. b. vote OF u to So. tonight
declared vacant the seat of Assembly.
man Henry lager. socialist. 81 the Four.
,ccn,h District Of Kings County.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
Humidity Data.
Consolation.

Whatever else may happen
when our country has gone dry
The sailor stili viii have his port.
The farmer have his rye;
The cotton still viii have Its KIN,
The seacoast have its bar.
And each % W win have bier
No matter where we ARE.
&C. Snltxer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
WEATHER

WEST TENAS; Thursday proba.
bly fair. slightly warmer In the
Panhandle; Friday fair. warmer In
north portion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31


As n last resort Attorney Examiner
Healy of the commission asked the
railroad officials n they would grant
the rate reduction n recommended
ton 20 this effect was made by the COM
mission. Judge y. ID. Perkins. replying
for the railways said they might do Il
n the commission would inform the
roads how 10 procure moro money 10
pay their operating expenses.
Evidence recorded at the hearing VIII
be laid before the commission an body
but Attorney Examiner Heaiy Informed
the applicants for the rate reduction
that no immediate assistance might b
expected. for n ruling thereon By the
commission would make necessary hear.
lng witnesses from other sections.
The application Tor the reduction was
made jointly by the growers. the TEXAS
railroad commission ana the Texas leg
islaturc. II was based on alicgstior
that an emergency existed and that Inn
mediate relief was necessry 10 permit
the shipping az this year's fruit and
vegetable crop 10 market. II was claim
Cd by producers that unless the rate
wns lowered the fruit and truck grow
ms industries Of East Texas and ths
i,io Orandc Valley and other sections
would 10 dealt almost a death blow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
Weather Bureau

IWNNtNI NttINIUHY W IV-V 'a' TOW
cst 30.
Hughes, yesterday ~; lowest &c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
WILMER BENDER WEBS
niISS GLADYS SATTERWHiTE.

Information has reached the civ :"
the marriage of Mis- GLADYS Sa'tef-
white and Wilmer Bender. both ~ Fan
handle. nj Claude IN tn parsonage ~
the Baptist church. the pastor officiit-
Ing. This announcement came as
.urprirc H. thu many f,icnds a u"
Young people In both An'afill, 'nd TAN
handle. u WAS known shnong the
friends IL the couple that thcv were
ICON e. he married. hat thu date w"s
NOD announced
Misc. sail.iwhiie N n daughter al
lion. I.e~ ssttciwhitc ani has lived ~
Panhandle n number u years. where
she ~ dcscrvcdly pupulnI. She mas
Sisi,.d In Amarillo frequently and ~
well known here.
Mr.. Bender Is the son ~ Mr. an"
Mrs. William Bender who own extensive
farming properties In the fannann'r
smmtry. He II recognized NJ enc :"
the leading yoang men II the com
snuniiy.
Nj. and Mrs. Bender viii he at home
to their friends In Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

one 81 the most charming events Il ihe
season. tho hostess called t. hor aid
an 1hundmcc 81 richly tinted garden
flowers. foiuung dhllas. asisrE. roses,
swecipcaa daisies and asparagus fcIns
which were "a ranged in graceful fiower
baskets about he rooms.
on Thuirday afternoon NJ the cirsc
Of several interesting rounds 81 bridge.
the high score favo, was presouifd to
'Mrn Charles Austin. and the low score
rfsyor was won by Mrs Don Rlwey.
n r'rloes overs vcr' laid f'f d.
kicious twt.cnursc lunt hc0n.
Mss. .. Einkcid wen ihc high rcuro
favor Frljly afternoon and Mrs. =" J.
Considine was the recipient # lhe low
score favor. while Mrs. Bsfton Thonp
Pom the homer guest. was also presented
with handsome prize
Abou; enc hundred guests were en-
RETAINED GA both afternoons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
TDpING Sol EMSizED At
u klI.InIGu HOME.

A pretty hut quiet wedding took place
iday evening. september :. at the
sldoncc IT MIR. Jcc Killough On sol
ckson Street. uniting In marriage
~ Fern wandry of Fort Worth. and
Bruce sullivan q Clovis. nephew u
killough.
,ppIcpIiatc decorations Il late sum
garden flowers and ferns. were
4 In the ceremonial ronms. md the
iiiful double ring ceremony was
q md by Rev. q. d. shepherd pas.
Il :he Church II CHI ist, In the pres.
- immediate relatives u the con-
ting parties.
ne yaung bride WIS charming IN an
iisitc gown - black satin with
Is and carried an arm bouquet Il
brides loses.
r. and Mrs. Sullivan VIII remain IN
Arillo for several days after Which
win return 90 Clovis. where the
egroom has q splendid position with
lt,linE and Ice cream factory. MIR.
ivan's fnhpf IL a prominent bust
man II Hereford.
Ire. Sullivan has hem visiting Tor
pasi year with her aunt In Clovis
Pre- thr pretty romance began. and
t,hcr with her husband has wide
Gle II friends In that city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
ATiiE>EAiM GLIB
MEETS Till RsDAN.

Mis. J. W. lealc WIS hostess 60 the
members 81 The Athenacum club Thurs
day afi.rnoln Sept. .. at her homo ON
1913 Harrison Street.
The afternoon was dcvoud 10 bust
ness and numerous matters II I'M
portance "a the club were discussed.
while at the conclusion of the business
session social hour was INDUCED In
during which iced wa,eimclmi was
served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

sc tables. and dainty handpainted
lace cards. miniature travelling hays
18th small Washington University
attached. marked the places
4 the following guests: Misses Eliza
'~h Num-. Margaret Ann Burgess.
labcth Eoyce. Edwina Allen. Georgia
mas. Sarah Whit. aud Mesdamos
r. White anG q. : Sunn.
blowing delicious iour.course
theon the party repaired To the Mis-
! Theatre where "Onc Wild Week"
rring. Bchc Daniels. WIS cnioycd. NJ
which the guest departed 10 their
ipccilve homes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

'larlors OF the First Baptist Church,
wnon Mrs. !. l.. Quioksall. formerly
&c San Antonio. and Miss Ruth Virgin.
cadcred very high-class pr'IN.m of
rcading and music.
Mrs. Quicksall comes Ia take charge
~ the class of expression formerly
presided over by Miss Lytia Hall and
ncr ability In this field has won foi
her some very high credentials from
critics ~ that art.
Miss Virgins Instrumental sclcc
lions were rendered with the expires
zion and touch which are always the
stamp Of the artist. II Is only the
true artist who can sense the mood
If IN" composed and transcend To-
that sphere from whence his music
so rs were gathered. and IL such Miss
VI Gin may he classcd.
The affair was entirely compliment
;ary TO lovers II the art ~ expression
and music. and a rc'mes en'atlN 4. g.
oring was present 81 take advantage 81
he enjoyable occasion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
PUPILS az mis-. HOLLAND
PRESENTED IN RECITAL.

The piano pupils ui Mrs. u. u. Hol'
land were presented in recital Fri
day evening September :. al $50
O'Clock. at the home Of their TEACHER
on ilo North Johnson street.
A large number IL interested par
ents and friends were In attendance,
and the splendid program which VIVA
rendered with unusual smoothness.
showed To a large extent the high quai'
ny oi talent !pusscssed by the teacher.
These who took part In the program
were Ruby Ford. Elizabeth. Nedra and
Rernicc Grlrwold. Eincstine Smith. Ed
ward and Earl Pcarce. Evelyn. Vim
son. Agnes and Opal Boydson. Robert
ifo,ks. kathleen Hayden. Stella Hay
den. Anna Lee Hooks, Carminc anc
Ethclinc Hogan. Nelson Grimes. Cor
On collier. fIsnccs and Elizabeth Rob
eitson. Leila Hooks. Geraldine Al
.gai. Hazel Bradley Heuiah Jencss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

made high score was awarded a dainty
prize.
At five O'Clock q tempting Ice course
was scrvcd hy the hostess 10 the Nom
hers and the club guests; Mesdnmes
ice Harvey. iabb. l.. II. swift, aud
Misses Josephine Curtis. Adriennc stall
hrs. DgiY N,Llos Ruth Stanley and
Jones.
The mex, regular meeting 81 the club
win he held Wednesday Of the home OF
Miss Mae Gusiavus. 1919 Madison str-'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
l'iERIAN CLUB TO
MEET TllCRspAN

The members 81 the Picrian club VIII
held their first meeting OF the new club
year Thursday afternoon. az three
o'clock. at the home OF Mrs. 4. L. Hig'
inhctham. 1907 Van Buren, street.
An interesting course on the short
story. onc.act plays and citizenship VIII
be studied by the club during the year.
aud the first lesson on the short.story.
Earliest Forms and Transitional Will
h.. taken up Thursday under the lead
rlship Of Mrs. G.. J. Num-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
,.TlI uuYTuDAY n CELEBRATED
WITH LIVELY PARTY.

I'm saturday afternoon ~ o'rs"
S,iss Olivia Mitchell daughter ct Mr
md Mrs. ". = Mitchell. celebrated hcI
twelfth birthday with lovely inr'y NJ
her home an 1895 Monroe street.
The home was met,ily decorated on
the, ccrasion with flower h"wls of PINK
and white astcrs and a delightful PINK
md white color scheme was developed
Throughout, the afternoon
The children enjoyed numerous merry
games and romrs during the hours
from 4 To- O'Clock and In the aft'r'
uoon's contests. the eiils rrizcs. v
dainty bottle e violet s'ehet row"c'
and q lovely box q chocolates we'e
given as prizes and the boys Hizcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

sfth Ute ftt ~ - t8ttt'
And n h., 4 girls could sce,
And In their midst one maiden far
Was seen to be holding key.
I wandered In and found a room
That was locked and closed To me.
And wondered why ON this gala day
Such u thing as this could be.
The table In this room that was closed
Was n marvel ~ beauty TO see:
Piled h.rh with jclllcs and jams so good
That wondered for whom thcy
could he.
Then someone whispered close at my
side.
eve nave n mysterious guest.
It's she who Is holding In her hand the
key"
Aad easily guessed the rest.
And now today. since my dream comes
true.
IN tell ycu one and ali.
Tha, the maiden lair who held that
key
IL kNuNn rs ffNAt1 baii.
So come dear one. produce the key.
And let us all bcho6
The wonderful things that were made
by friends
: Tor you and your lover Joe.
And n some DAY We wander your way
And meet wasnouts on the line.
Remember these goodies we give to you
And ask us In 10 dine.
On the conclusion q the reading OF
this merry notc. the massive doors to
the dining room. which had been closed
throughout the 90 ~ hours 81 IN" after
room. were tn open. disclosing a
large tab.r. decorated with "A Dcautit..
howl of purpic and lavender flowers
and ferns. about which glasses and Jars
81 all sizes and descriptions. contain
ina variety vi delicious canned fruits.
rFcrvcs .and ieilics Were arranged.
After the gifts had b"en looked over
with the keenest intcrcs, hy the hon
~~.r and other guests. covers were laio
for n delicious two.coursc luncheon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
i.uNCuEON HONORING MISS
ft,1LNBETu MUM

ore Of the prcitics, of the numerous
social courtesics extended the girls who
are soon 20 leave Tor school. was the de.
urhiful informal luncheon given by
Miss Sarah White, in honor OF Miss
i.lizabcth Num-, at the Harvey House
Saturday at O'Clock. Miss Num- viii
leave Monday for Washington Unlver.
silly NJ Abingdon. Va.
\ profusiea OF gorgeous purple and
white as;ors and asparagus terms form
I'd the attractive center decoration Of