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New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

thing yourselves! ! am going back with
mamma These things make me ILL.,"
They yielded. dead man, however mod
est in circumstances, is for his family giver
Of gifts. They hurried off to the house of
mourning.
The burial took place without Gertrude
Her excitement having subsided, she found
her place, as in the past, in the three rooms
and the kitchen, alongside of her old grum-
bier of a mother. Their former existence was
resumed as if nothing had happened. Only
their black dresses told of this event in their
lives.
Nevertheless Gertrude realized before long
that the old atmosphere was not completely
restored. Something was lacking She was
no longer an old maid. Her husband was
dead. She couldn't rail at him any more.
What new rhythm could these women discover
which would replace for them Gertrude's daily
tears, so necessary to their equilibrium?
A letter arrived from the notary It invited
the ladies t. come to his Office They did so,
and made their exit red, boiling with wrath.
In the fuAs Try of scene
~ you had occupied yourself with your
sSairs instead of playing the fool,' Nine.
Arton vociferated as they entered their apart
ment, 'your brother-in-law and your cousins
wouldn't have robbed you. To be a widow
and inherit nothing that's fine state of
things!"
And Gertrude, bursting into tears, felt at
last that life had again become worth living.
knco new subject Of disputation, good for
the rest Of their lives. would now, as former
~, relieve the monotony Of their daily exist
sncs.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

some part in the piece he'd rather do than any,
thing else.
when is Matrimony a Failure? was play
Ing at the house ! came nearer going on the
boards than at any other time. Al actor took
sick rather suddenly, and everybody was sure
he'd never be able to show up for the next per-
formanca- They began to chase around for
somebody to do the part-somebody who could
learn it quick. / told them / didn't have to
learn it, because knew it, and / agreed to go
on, but at the last minute the actor showed
up-a very sick man. He went on, though,
and guess that stopped me from being star
then and there. never got close to going ON
again"
Charlie has found stage folk easy to get
along with, and during his twenty years as a
doorman says that he has never had an un-
pleasant word with actor or actress, author or
manager; his unpleasantness has been saved
for persons trying to get back-stage without
authority.
Il used to hear lot about show people
before | went in the business" he said, "and
have heard lot since, and lot of what I
have heard is rot. I might as well talk facts.
Most actresses are married; many of them
are divorced. Lots Of them have come to nv
theater happily married one season and happily
separated the next That's the way it goes.
But I've found that they're ladies and gentle
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
THE OLD MAIDS MARRIAGE

five Il was like an inferno. Holding the
daughter responsible, Mime. Arton mado her
q real martyr.
Here you are-an old maid. That's fine
piece Of business"
"But mamma" the daughter answered
sharply, chow could get married? We never
sec anybody"
The mother retorted with soms cutting 70
mark the GIRL became ironical and tho ar9u-
ment ended In tearA-
Gertrude had red eyes every day. She was
very unhappy. Her tears fell in the special
dishes and the pastries which she continued to
concoct despite her grisfs.
This went ON until she was thirty-seven.
BY that time she was so accustomed TO her
miseries that It seemed as natural to her to be
scolded every day at regular hour a. to 60
out to market, to sweep or to light the stove.
In every habit there Is large element Of
animality. Cats and dogs belonging to poor
people become as attached to the holes In which
they shiver as their luxurious brothers do to
perfumed cushionA
Without realizing it Gertrude was attached
to her surroundings. She had been familiar
lied with them for thirty-seven years; abe
hxeathed freely amid them-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

HRoM her childhood her mother had al
~ ways talked of the day when she, the
daughter, would marry. For most of
the women the bourgeoisie would pre-
1er to have brought into the world hunch-
back or = cripple rather than daughter des-
tined nsvsr to find husband.
Mme- and Mile. Arton. with modest In
come, lived together In a dark apartment
hear the top Of ramshackle house Their
time passed more rapidly than one would have
imagined, With their housekeeping, sewing
and cooking.
Cooking. especially. occupied thein for they
~ers gourmands and delighted In working out
asw recipes and making special dishes and
sastriea. which represented tho chiet happi-
ness Of their narrow. egoistis Ife-
They quarrslled mors than ton times day
the course ef these various labors.
was always the same quarrel. And car
nn'y these two women didn't wish to lay
1ds their disputes any moro than they
naaed to change their mode Of living or their
apartment.
They wers perfectly At homo. drinking. eat.
1s' siseping-and quarreling.
vaAs Gertrude was eighteen years old
Ars Arton began to get solicitous.
A. eighteen many young girls are already
srssd"-
Hhsn Gertrude was twenty soaisituds
- T. anguish. After shs passed twsnty~
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
A Stage Doorman' Roll of Honor
Picked by Charlie Burgess

Best play he smc-"The Music MasteY."
Best actress he sa,r-Banche Bates.
Best actor he smo-John Mason.
Most beautiful actress he saso-Jane Cosvs.
Most liberal he cper kne,c-Jane CopL
Actress that gets the n1ail-Mnrjorie Rombedu.
Actor that gets the mail-yohn Barrymore.
Hardest sporking author reear saIs-Eugene W0eeY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Panhandle Pen Women 20 Meet ON
"wednesday February g3rd

on "Wednesday. February 2srd. the
Panhandle Pen Women will meet IN
all-day session.
a business meeting will he held be.
tween the hours of ten and twelve In
the morning. and In the afternoon the
following literary program will be rem.
dcrcd:
Plano Solo-Miss MiliCcnt l.ahm.
Opening Addrcss-"Thc Future out.
look 81 the Panhandle Pen Women"
- Miss Laura Hammer Of Claude.
President.
Relative Money Values of the Dir.
tcront Literary Ficlds'-Mrs. y. g..
Buckley of Tcxona.
Vocal Solo--AIrs. Homer Eek Of
Hereford
Sources of Inspiration " Panhan.
die Pen Womcn"-AIrs. Mary Miller
Beard.
Talk-Scnario Wrlting-Followcd by
Round Table Dlscussion--Alrs. George
d. Saigling. 81 rlainviow.
A banquet will be held at six o'clock
In the afternoon. one NJ the main Tea.
lures II which will be word sym.
postum.
The meeting will be held In the par
lors Of the First Baptist Church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Woodlbuin.tuaun

Mr' Ernest Woodburn and Miss Ger
trudc Fuqua were married NJ ANN,
fillo one day las, week. after which
they went away on their honevroop
trip.
MI. Woodburn. n brother 10 onr T,x.
Shelih J. D. wooihurn. was fnr soy.
.ial months resident cf Claude. bu,
later was employed with the ci,v
iHug Store az Amarillo. during which
tune he was married 70 Miss Fuaun.
Miss fuaua was raiN,d To womanhool
ut Claude under IA. guidance Of her
GRANDFATHER. Mrs Emmn johnson
hitSr which she became st,nrgrephcr
Tor judge lluRh l.. Humphres M Anna.
rillo. II was during their cmploymen,
az Amarillo that thu two Young folk
became fast friends ana tina, friend.
ship i1pcned into great love and
devotion o. each other and Cunil got
In hir handiwork and their marriage
soon followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Woodhurn have
many friends at claude who join the
News force In wishing for them peace,
happiness and plenty as they make
their voyage Over lifc's SEA. They will
make their home In Amarillo where
Mr.. WoodbuTn has steady employ.
nl,nt.--Claude News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
MI vous rlall Club Enjoys Valentine
dinner.

tn" mcnih"ra ~ the sil Nous Plait
'lrh gave delightful Valentine dinner
~ Monday. February 18th. ~ the home
of Mrs. james Ruah. zoo Taylor Street.
tn" rooms aud tables were artls
'ically decorated with cut flowers.
hearis. cupids. arrows and other Vol
'rtine tokens.
Dainty heart placc cards, marked
covers laid for about twenty guests
and after delicious dinner. hand
painted tally cards were distributed
era gamer were enjoyed throughout
thc eveuinI
The guests ~ this delightful occasi
wcre' Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kelrsey.
MT aud Mrs. l.. V. i.einhard. Mr and
@''s Jesse Rcg,rS Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
i1id Sni'h. Mr.. aud Airs. u. l.. Sam.
rtn. Nj ana Airs Jack Rogers. Mr. and
Mis. jos Mollfy. Ar and Mrs. William
Oliver. ar. and Mrs W. W. Cox, and
MI ana Mrs james Bush.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Artists Program, High Scliool Audl.o
rum, Friday. fei. ssth, iA0 4. VI.

overture iHefbert -Ofchestra.
Keen Your Face 10 At
sunshlneir Rays Glee club.
Vocal Hnl0--rMy Dream" CTostll
Mrs. Fired krug.
Piano Sola-fourleenth Hungarian
Raphnody u.lslsl. Miss Madgc Hacker.
Chorus "wallE ~ the Flowers cha.
ltoN skil Giils 0lee club.
Vocal Solo--'i,oscs Of Picardy." w.
w. Smith
flutr ana Violin Duet.
ovcriure--"The Three cantaIns -
niermannl, High School Orchestra.
Vocal Duci-Selc,t Mrs. Fred
kruR NJ y Klmhrough,
Hcgding--S,lccted. Mrs. u. u Mas
tcrson, Jr.
Chorus Soul uf Song" from
Martha" Girls Glec Club.
Vocal Solo" Selected. MI. W. l.,
Chandler.
Overture dlcrbcrtl--lIgh School Sc
lcctions.
Admission Free.
Five viii Offering, benefit High school
Orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

rH"iy 18th, a. the home Of Mrs. g. 3.
Mundsy. 500 Tyler Street.
The guest rooms were tast,fully dec
'ilied with profusion 81 pink and
white carnations and foathery fern. and
Gtio I've rounds of bridge were en-
loved. Mrs II. W. Durcn. who made
hirh score. received nrize ~ beau.
uiul etched silver mustar jar.
Later in the afternoon. the hostess
&C. listed hy Mrs claude Duke. served
delicious twpcnurge luncheon a. IA,
following: Nicsdumcs j. q. Wilmington.
y. y. Riggs. 4 l.. Daily. J. =. McGreg
81. j. y Green. Floyd Cooper. II. u.
HANSON. J. W vcalc. u. II. Amcs
Claude Duke and Il. W Duren.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

dcrcd this scasnr gn come and receive
DO beautiful inspiration to he derived
from sermon ~ music.
Program
PART ONE
al March. lie Pcrr DE- Ia Vlctnrir"
..,,.......,..,..... Came
~ Overtime. Poet and Poasant' suppc
Orchestra.
II.
"a SONG of pr'iso'. Wilson
choir.
H.
- CrgIu solo, 'Tnumcml and 10.
mar's" ............. Schumaun
G. Willard smith.
.o March Liberty DAY" .... ZimcculR
Orchestra.
~.
al Solo. The puhlcau" YIN de- w.jof
Nrs r. u. PARCELS.
Nd D1usr Fant1siiluc' ,... Rcyunrd
orchestra.
Fantasia on odd Krnuc,y Home Lo,'
Miss Minnie Hutchins
PART TWO
V.
Anthem, Gloria" from the 18th
MASS ...tt.t..,.t....,. .MuHltt
Choir.
~ Violin colo. "Legsndc" WciuoowGi
Irving q. Tolzisn.
- sounds from the Sunny South"
Observation-Disclosures. iscmar
Orchestra.
VII.
'aSOphnnc trio Lonesome" ....
..,........,....... Lnrl<in Rogers
Miss Lois Trluson. Miss Bessie Oliver
and Mira. Jesse A. Rogers
VIII
March. World Peace. ...... Zamrcnik
Orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
,
Latest and Beat
Of Everything
Sunbeam Program u the F,r., p.n,,..
Church. Sunday. February sesh

The following prokrsm VIII, IA ,~,.
dered by tho sunbeams II Inc rS,st
Baptist Church Sunday Afternoon. -.
ruary goth, at three o'clock
Hymn--"Dring Them In" ~. ~.
prayor-Leader.
Scripture Reading Eugene Meyer.
Roll Cali IAN offeringb-Respond with
verse of scripture.
Sentence Prayers.
Story. Learning 10 Love God In
Amerlca" Durham.
Piano Solo--Elizabeth McrAuehlin.
What We WIN Give"---Dorothy o.
good. Bcihine Williams. Beth RyburA
Clifton Oliver.
Rcading-walter Tubbs.
song-"shine For the Lord"
Piano solo--BethIne Williams.
What I BeIieve"-Beth Ryburn.
Childhood Of George Washington
Elizabeth Tollcson.
Announcement OF Next Sundays Prs
gram--Aira Knupp.
business. d, y
Mizpah Benediction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
The Woman's Missionary Scciriy uf
the Polk Street Methods, Ciiur,h

The Numna's Missionary Sl0i,tv az
The Pulk Street M"'hud'nt Church viii
meet in IN, 'hur,h o' "Wednesday NJ
tinorn. ~ .ii c'GUch. fur the ful
loving program.
Hymn.
PRAYER
hihlc Lesson: Considering the book
- Acts as "a Missionary Su1v--con.
quoted ly Sis Dca,1u. Airt Mlcale
and MIR. Nuth
sag Man Nichols.
Conclusion 81 second ,hauirr o, Mis-
sion Study.
The Apostolic T,Gohlug Airs. u W.
owen.
The Lii q N, Early Church-M,s
Reynolds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
The Nj Fell, CInh

The III FcliE club met with Mrs.
u. II. swift. 6Osii Fillmore street. on
Friday afternoon at three o'clock.
Beautiful hot,cd plants and ferns
were ar,is,ically arranged about tho
guest rooms. and after n delightful
period Of foriy.two the club pin was
presented To Mrs. olin Hardy. who
made high score.
Later In the afternoon n delicious
salad course was served by the hos.
tess assisted nv Mcsdames Hopkins
and Smith 10 the following members
Mcsdamcs olin Hardy. y. q. Hume.
J.. a, keck. G. T. Malone. c. q. over.
by. Graham Stinson, II. y. Samson.
and guests. Mcsdames W. y. Hopkins,
NJ. G. Roberts r.. W. McGrasson aud
Harry Smith.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
*=:=:= -Womens Features Churches e.

conlaipus lovely favors 81 sweet pea
ldilonctisS. g. the following members.
Mcsdan"s Guy Hoover, i. ". FREEMAN.
Glenn Mckee. Geolge Abbott. Glenn
Dowcn, I y. whiicumb. y. o. Reid.
Leon iiuw'n. Y. i. johnson. l.. =. cald
W'll, Quinion shelton Cradli, Fred
Luxe. aud guests MeSdam.s sianbcr
rs, I'd pipkin. Wallinrford. i,ay John.
son. & H. Dixon. Ira smith. l.. u.
IhWnaS. aud MIR. Reeves. Mrs. brown.
Mt Mrs Mitchell aud Mrs ilauis VI
Canon. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
First Christian Cburcl,.

Rev. Paul |. Merrill, 81 Pampa. will
occupy the pulpit % the First Christian
Church Sunday morning. and will
pi'geh ON the subject Of 'Christs Ro
laiion To- Humanity"
The evening theme will he The
Present World Crisis and How TO Meet
u"
Rev. Merrill Is prominent shrinef
Il Pampa. Texas. ard II In requested
that ~ many LEGAL Shriners M possible
attend this service. The Shrine baud
VIII Furnish music for the occasion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Reilsions Concert a. be- Given nj First
baptist Church SUNDAY Evening.
February scth.

or Sunday evening, February Goth. NJ
$50 o'clock. u dcliehtnGi religious CON
cert VIII be- given at the First Baptist
Church by the church orchestra This
orchestra is compose ~ sixteen pieces.
tho personnel of which Is as follows
Mr.. Jesse \. Rogers, director
Miss Resale Cornelius. violin.
Miss kosalnd Cornelius. violin.
Mrs. L. II. Williams violin.
Mr.. 9. willard Smith. cornct
Mr.. To. Crcal cornct
Mr.. Paul l. Odor. trombone.
Mr.. ". '. Knupp. trombone.
Mrs. Jesse \. Rogers, saNophonc.
Mia Luis Tollraon. soNophone.
Miss BESSIE oliver. axophone.
Mr. Guy ". Fallrr cello.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Rochester. flute.
Miss Minnie Hutchinrs, piano.
Mr.. Clifton oliver, drums
Every member nj the orchestra IL an
artist In his particular line. and the
onccrt to he given Sunday evening viii
Ne one OF the finest that has been rem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
surnrlse ML,crllrnenns shnusr.

Airs. J. T.. Rollins was most delight.
inlly entertained. win q surprise mis-.
cellancous shower on "Wednesday after.
nuon at hcr home on sOo North Pierce
street
TIE guest rooms were made beautl.
III with variety Ut ported plants. and
AiltI ga enjoyable afternoon of music
ana conversation. q delicious refresh
l'nt cours" consisting u sandwiches
'ak" and ho, coffee. WIS served "a the
following Mosdamos Sam Lewis. A
Young llaw'oy rare. Niece. Robson,
smith Carawpy. Ford. ]. u. Wallace.
Griggs and Calvert.
M'S, ilollins wax the recipient Of
many beautiful aud useful gifts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Thursday Forty.Twe Club.

The Thursday fortv.Two club met
with Mrs. EaIl shelton. 1900 Taylor
street. on Thursday afternoon az 0
C'clock
At the close 81 most enjoyable
afternoon ct foriyiwo. q short business
SESSION was held and Airs. u. d. sim.
mons was elected President In plaos
~ Mrs. lirudiield.
Later delicious .refreshmont course
WAS served Ia tie members and the fol.
lowing Hu,fts; M,sdames Henry Nh.
i'r. Robert Wilson. Fred Wagner
Charles l.oisrr, Joe I.alcy. Ralph Price
nEd William oliver.
There were three new members add.
cd ~ this meeting Airs Patterson
and Mrs. Rippey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

VIII hc of"cry,d In WASHINGTON
luncheon ~ - m Aftcr musical
program ihc evening win be- given
over 10 Nj Jack llUppapg, Texas
He'd secretary. who viii deliver an
interesting address an "Eudcavnr
Work Mr. liu"nartz ca,a,s to ua
with every assurance 90 WORTHWHILE
address from the federation officers.
The ycrng w'n's R!hip class ~ the
Ia" Christian church ana thc Busi.
i'T Wom'n's Circle are tu Dee quests
ct the Enecnvorcrs IT tho ri;y nra
e".Nonc Interested On any uhan. 81
Irdcavcr work ~ cordially invited
to be- mosont at tnis meeting. Nj
hIppits VII inkc charge - the pro
gram ai \ n M
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The lntcmrctgurc Reading club
met In regular s sim on Thursday
evening, February l,th
Mr. Mack u. Mobiles favored the
club with lecture "a Personality
and It's Relation Co Public Speaking"
Mr. Mobiles IS splOnd< young sneak.
az and handles hiR ruli,.t with a
skin that Indicates ability to attain
rank az q noteworthy lecturer. lie
possesses that faculty ~ holding tho
attention of hi audience while h. de.
livers his mcs1g, In manner that
Is both pleasing and convincing The
Club IL indeed grateful to M Mobiles
for thu high quality and practical
thought upon wNi.h was hullt his lee.
nure of the evening.
The club ~ enjoying the beauty Of
the study II Marches Ut the tu,nu
by sidney lauior poet laureate ~ the
South, and much ut the appreciation
Of God In nature II hcfng CLEANED
from this wonderful poem under the
able and efficient leadership ana
strong internrctativc powers ~ Mary
Miller Beard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
W. VI. L. Prosram sf second Baptist
Church.
40 North piercv strret.

w w." tHtttfnNENtsI - :.
The following program viii ba rem.
dered by the W. ", u. ladies' In tho
church parlors Thursday afternoon at
s2o o'clock. A nrsn attendance is
urged:
Rlble lesson. The RlnEs Highway"
Airs, Webster.
Prayer. Gratitude for citisenshi. In
Christian country"--Mrs. Thaxton.
Personal Service Lesson.
Saving America Cor the world:
Who 10 Who In Amcrica--Mrs. Collar.
Home Misxien ThFills, Church
Building and i.paa Find"--hrs. Porter.
"A Climbing Raos'-hrs. Grlswo,d.
Hymn. ~ .h =
'FrenEIcd Immigration. 10. the Rich
fndlan"-Mrs kiuttz.
Precious Thlnss Of the Hills; Evan.
gelism and Eniieiment'' pearce.
Twelve Millions for Home Missions
Airs. Thaxton.
Sentence psayor for each branch. OF
Home Mission Work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Recreation uub Entertained.

on Friday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock.
the Recreation club was entertained
20 the home 81 Mrs. A. D. Dozicr, 1919
Fillmore street
Valentine decorations were uscd with
charming effect throughout the CUES,
rooms, and after a delightful afternoon
% furty.two and fivehundrcd. dainty
refreshments were served. ON plates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Pleasure and Profit Club.

Mrs. G. V, LumpS!n entertained the
i',aUre ana Profit club nj her homo
'r lso2is fillmcrc Street. Thursday.
February Il.
t.tu an hour e needle work. dainty
rir,slUpntp were served. At this
meeting three new members were re-.
p'vsd into the club The next regular
meeting win De with Mrs. Cari Bennett.
$40 Buchanan Street, on March the
2rd, "a, which time nve.hundrcd win
rc the diversion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
THE Beiie Bennett Missionary society
oi Folk STREET Methodist Church
90 Meet In Soriai Session.

The Belle Bennett Missionary Society
at the Pclk Street Methodist Church.
wiz meet In social session on wcdnss
day. February card. al three O'Clock
ai the home of Mrs. Faulkner. 1915
Polk Street Mesdames Lemons. "a
waids Colby, whitcomb. Gardner. q.
q. Davis. Kennedy. and Lloyd viii he
hcsiess.s ~ the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

that 'he he hone again and In reported
slightly improved
Dudl,y Taylcr. the small son Of Mr.
and airs =. N. Taylor. lOs East nth
street ~ confined To his room with
measles
pr. and Mrs A. j. Caldwell have
moved fr"m sos i.s Fillmore street o.
1919 Harrison street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Social Notes and Persona, Mention,

Mrs. q. G. Davis hsr been called Co
Iowa Pgrk. IN account Of the illness Of
h,r SISTER.
Mrs w " ilillor aud small daughter.
Anne. VI Dallas. Texas. who AZ. ON
it,if way tn Colorado. are the guests
- Mrs Hugh Tulleson. i00a jefferson
STREET
Thr many friends IL Miss Agnes
Tar. who has been III Ia a Sanl,arium
H. Dallas. ToKar. win ha glad 10 know
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
woman's Auxiliary Of the Central
Preshyterisu Church.

The WonlaH's AuEIlisFy o. the cen.
trail Presbyterian charch viii meet on
Wednesday, February -. at gao o'clock.
In the church annex.
The lesson for. tho aflernson win be
taken from ,hs-eccond Chapter Of The
Church and the Community. A full at.
tendance IN urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Til, Pieri,n Club.

The rierian club will meet with Mrs.
y, r. Humphrey. 1901 = Polk Street.
Thursday Afternoon az three o'clock
Several courses 81 study In connection
with The club work for the year will
tc d.spus0,d and the one regarded by
The members ms thu most interesting.
viii Do taken IN. so all members are
urged Co h, urt sent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
Scclal Note, mud Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs g. ". Jones have ar.
rived here from Oklahoma city. Mrs.
Jones, who Is an expert In the culinary
nnc, has come To Amarillo highly rec.
commended, having worked IN hotels In
Chicago. New York and Kansas cts.
N.il hold the position uf chef al the
Elks cafe
Mrs. u. ". McGrasson Is the guest
90 h'r daugbtcr Mrs Graham St,nson
81 1895 M,uru, Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

The J. U. a. Club will meet on Thurs
day aflernoon, at three O'clock. with
Mrs. Hortence woodburn. 1905 Tyler
street. Mrs. wpqdburn and Mrs. James
Anderson viii be hosiesses Of the after
noon aud Mrs Cohls win lead the les.
son. A full attendance u requested
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The ar. a. Club

The !. T.. q club will meet with Mrs.
ii"Iicnse Wcodhurn. On Thursday az.
icinoon q; three o'clock. with AIrs
Woodburn and Mrs. James Anderson
~ hosicsses The lesson win be lead
by Mis-. Coblc.
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sncInI No,cs and Pcrscnnl Mention.

1iiss side Earl Adams. u Plalnvlew.
T'xEs, and Miss Elizabeth oberchcir.
Il Hereford, Texas. are the sues,s Of
Nifa Cllcdinc Doubleday.
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Tile wounn's Club.

The Woman'S club viii meet on
Thursday al three oclock, with Airs
W. w. ualbra.th. iTi0 Polk Street. Mira.
X. W. Hall viii bo leader 81 the after.
noon and II Is urged that all members
De- present.
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Ovid study Club.

The chill Study club viii meet on
Friday Afternoon at three o'clock. with
Mrs. Arthur Stccn Lyon, sOOs Fillmore
Street An members are urged TO at.
tend
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CAN Meeting IN I've Held by PhiIbsr.
ntouir Club

\ meeting of the Philharmonic Club
has been called for 2:ao o'clock. Monday
afternoon "a thu hcme Of Mrs. J. y.
Mc0icg,r. ioogh Harrison street. Az
menlcrs are requested ia he present